The shadows say it all.

As a kid in the 70's all I heard was how nobody made passes at girls who wore glasses, and I thought that was crap cause I remember ALL the women on Charlie's Angels wore glasses at some point and they were ALL fine as frog's hair with or without them. Fast forward to 2024 and there's a glasses fetish (it's not new I know) but never any apologies to those of us back in the day who were given bad info.

So, Mei Ling is into chicks that can kick her ass. Noted.

Legit.

i'd love to see them to star to figuring things out by their own, like Mitsuki doing something impulsive and triggering Aya to say some big deal or vice verse
Mitsuki letting out something like "but I wrote them for you." after a arguer (proceding to be the most sapphic song ever) making Aya actually going to search and translate n being like Bella figuring out Vampires
and Narita and Co be surprise but also proud but also "HOW THE FUCK THOSE TWO ROMANCE INCOPETENTS AND OBLIVIOUS DORKS COULD DO THIS TO ME???? (organize a whole fucking prom for them to confess, and they doing it by the soda machine 3pm on a Wednesday)

I like the idea, the only problem would be that a Wednesday afternoon is the perfect day and time for a confession, and neither of them is that smooth or experienced enough to do it on purpose or lucky enough to do it on accident. I personally am still holding out for them to have a "MANGA MOMENT" (the accidental push at just the right time for a quick kiss) preferably in front of Uncle Joe or the friend group or both.

While I always knew owls ate mice I didn't know they fingered them too. Learn something new every day.

When you have to pay attention to the trash talk in the locker room.

"I swear I thought she said I'm gonna BEAT your @ss."

Wife and Wife! Get to the wife and wife part!

Considering how those Cupids do their jobs, smelling like gunpowder makes sense. I was kinda waiting for a silly joke like one of them smelling like Ben-Gay and cigarettes or something.

Cute chapter, I would have enjoyed it more if I didn't have the song 'That Smell' by Lynyrd Skynyrd in my head while I'm trying to read it. It's a great song but not for reading manga about cute girls.

Ch. 101 drops tomorrow, so I think I still have some time to celebrate the release of our 100th chapter! Here's to many more!

Man, to think I started reading this in my 1st year of high school and now I'm a senior... This may not exactly be what people mean when they say "I grew up with this manga" (I mean, just look at One Piece fans), but it kinda feels like it to me.

Look up Aa,Megami-sama by Koske Fujishima at how long that ran. I was still in high school when it started and I had finished military service and was working a job when it had finished. Even that wasn't setting any records.

Basically, Aya had regarded the record store as 'their' place, a space in which she and Koga could appreciate music uninhibited and the latter could dress and act how she preferred. Koga has been being more open with such things in school, and so didn't really think much of sharing that space with the sudden tide of girls *wanting to be her friend (*read: swooning over her). It's a pretty standard jealously thing. She already had competition for Koga at school, now she'll be having competition at the record store. No one likes having to strike down interlopers making moves on their oblivious crush 24/7.

But I’m pretty sure Aya also resents being lumped in with the kouhai as one of many “visitors to the store” rather than one of the “store family” and Mitsuki’s “special friend.” As you say, it’s “their place,” but the way Mitsuki says, “You can come with them” doesn’t acknowledge that special relationship.

In context, a kind of horrifyingly “anti-progress” response, actually.

It would read better if Mitsuki were actually honest about why she said that to Aya. She views Aya as a safety blanket, like a cuddly teddy bear that calms her nerves. If she'd just said something like, "These girls are coming by the store and I'm super nervous--could you tag along and help me through that day?" It would have landed better.

The way she phrased it made Aya feel like an add-on, on top of their "place" not being as special anymore. Mitsuki needs to stop thinking about these things and speak. It would be an easy fix if she did (especially since Mitsuki seems to recognize Aya was put off), but I don't expect that. She instead thinks about wanting Aya as her comfort, instead of saying that to Aya. She would perk up immediately if Mitsuki clarified.

It strikes me as this situation is the 'BAD SIDE' of not being hyper self-absorbed. Mitsuki just doesn't see herself as all that great and unfortunately she doesn't realize how much hurt she unintentionally dishes out. Even worse, if someone tried to honestly tell her about the reality of things, she'd NEVER believe it. Not because she's down on herself, but because she's a decent human being.

SO does Kronii speak with that forked tongue?

DOOO EEETTTTT!!!!

was readying myself for a bad ending. oh my god. i love unexpected good endings so much

This felt like a BAD ENDING was coming, particularly when I remembered how long ago the original story was done and how long serval cats live. I am SOOOOOOOO glad I was wrong. I actually teared up a little when Kaban stopped writing entries. Only thing worse than getting old is being reminded how old you're getting, and this kinda did that to me.

I have a 2 shirts and each one is exactly like each half of her shirt. Each one is a good looking shirt on it's own, but I've NEVER thought about cutting them in half then sewing them together. Guess I'm not fashionable either.

If y'all have any questions about lore or whatever, I would be more than happy to answer spoiler free :)

Not a question but a compliment. Page 4 of chapter 30 brings memories of one of the best scenes from the movie True Grit (the original with John Wayne). Well done and thank you.

True grit was actually a big inspiration for me when it came to making this comic. I watched both the old and the new. The new one got me hooked on the idea of incorporating the western slang in the speech.

You picked a great movie as inspiration. Good thing you didn't use the Wild Bunch instead, awesome movie but over the top for a manga.

"They look like such good friends." - half this forum, apparently

And at least 1/3 thinking "Two students that 'get along' are now alone in the nurse's office with the nurse conveniently absent. I've read enough thin manga books to know where this is going."

While Kronii should be arrested for her breasts defying the laws of gravity the way they do, this might be a little much.

I swear this reminds me of a Bon-Jovi song from the 80's. I'll remember it in a minute.

Aside from the yuri, I would REALLY love if the author would mention the recent announcement of Aerosmith ending touring (because of Steven Tyler's voice giving way). Joe would go into mourning, Mitsuki would be bummed, and even Aya would be bummed after doing some research into the band. Then the friend group would be curious why they're so emotional about a group that got big in 1970.

Yeah, but WHICH game did she pause? It's one thing if it's Smash Bros and it's something else if it's Mario Party on a private server.

I feel attacked, and I haven't been in a bunny club in decades. I don't even know where any are anymore.

My interpretation is that the change happened because Aya defended her publicly. If you compare it to Rhythm B, her friend then defended her at first but ultimately couldn't take the pressure and abandoned Mitsuki. Aya, on the other hand, not only was defending Mitsuki, but also understood immediately what was fucked up about it, and was ready to throw hands for her. For Mitsuki this has been building the entire time she's known Aya. Aya has been constantly confirming how much she likes Mitsuki as she is and wants her in her life. Chapter 74 was big for her when she really felt publicly not alone anymore, but there wasn't a conflict like the previous chapter. Seeing Aya defend her when she is in conflict with others is monumental for Mitsuki.

She not only comes in wearing what she wants, black nail polish like she wants, but she also mentions her uncle's store, her safe place, to the class. She's opening up in a way she never has before because Aya has made her feel safe.

I don't know if you're right, but I really like your thought process and I hope that IS how it is.

The extra was cute, and was nice to read. In reality though, if people did that, I would imagine that the target of that celebration would eventually get royally pissed thinking that they're being bullied or mocked. Maybe I'm just to cynical, who knows.