Ah, really loving this. The characters are hilarious and I actually love Yuu and Nana. So little drama in some ways, with Yuu immediately telling only Nana and everyone in the class already knowing they have the deepest friendship, and Nana being so emotionally savvy, but still, that jump from friendship to more is lovely.

Cancelled? A series this good?

Grab your crayons and colour me mad.

What the hell? Seriously.... That's sucks ass.. But I'll love every last ounce out of it that I can.

Nope..It is not cancelled..It is already finish and has 3 volumes.. You can see the raws in Chinese sites but they are still updating and currently at Chapter 21..It just update yesterday..

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Cancelled? A series this good?

Grab your crayons and colour me mad.

What the hell? Seriously.... That's sucks ass.. But I'll love every last ounce out of it that I can.

Nope..It is not cancelled..It is already finish and has 3 volumes.. You can see the raws in Chinese sites but they are still updating and currently at Chapter 21..It just update yesterday..

Phew that scared me for a sec

where can I buy the first volume of this manga?

Usually I wouldn't say anything, but with this series being so unfortunately shorter than it should be ... that chapter was wasted! More yuri!

update yay! And here I thought the series was canceled or something

"Stereotypical dramatic misunderstandings in romance? Oh no, I'm far too gay for that."

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BEEN FOREVER FOR THE UPDATE (◍´ᯅ `◍)

Usually I wouldn't say anything, but with this series being so unfortunately shorter than it should be ... that chapter was wasted! More yuri!

I on the other hand enjoyed this little Yuu & Rin chapter a lot and especially that the latter was not portrayed as a complete clown for once.

I love Rin <3 also kudos to Yuu for reaffirming her orientation everytime she gets the chance lmao

I wish there was an anime of this series :<

A5PECT posted:

"Stereotypical dramatic misunderstandings in romance? Oh no, I'm far too gay for that."

Yeah, spending the whole chapter with a guy and pretending to be his GF and yet there wasn't an inch of romance hahaha because she's just that deep into yuri lol so I'm glad!
and ooh we have enemiesss

The two characters in the end are probably Rin's brother and master. And he probably never settles in one place because of some kind of conflict with them.

All and all great chapter, I think I love everything this author males lmao.

good ol' cliffhanger.

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"Stereotypical dramatic misunderstandings in romance? Oh no, I'm far too gay for that."

The Venus symbols floating in the background are rather telling.

You know I really do like this manga, the yuri couples and chemistry plus art are nice. But is the mangaka an airhead or new to yuri or something? How many yuri works/drawings have they done before this? What pattern do they have in their regular work, if they have an established?
I think it goes without saying that guys (in this case Rin) are just a third wheel or generally undesirable plot point in a yuri manga. I know that they definitely arent why I read one for. Obviously depending on the setting, it can be more realistic or a way of expressing different viewpoints in the world (Yagate Kimi ni Naru observer guy for instance is like a meta rep of a male yuri fan) . But Rin here doesnt do a one shot chapter and disappear. He sucks up screen time like half an eclipse. It feels so....illogical. And filler. All he has achieved so far as a character is (unconsensually) turn the protag into a vampire, which is important. But what then? He isnt particularly interesting a character overall (almost like he belongs in a shojo manga actually).. I hope that at the next chapter and end as teased this chapter, we actually see what his so far bum existence as a plot point is building up to. I can only hope its worth all this screentime that couldve been used for the yuri main couple flirting and other lovey dovey stuff. Plz dont tell me introducing this new male vampire lord is to give a cliche male interfere in yuri couple plot point. Im really tired of those. Has anyone read the final vol raws and thought it was worth it to include Rin in all time?(i dont mind spoilers but....) Has the author given a reason in the afterwords or tweeted reasons for including Rin for so long? I feel like the author came from some het manga or shojo manga background and is only just transitioning to try yuri stories.
At this point personally I feel Killing Me! is already winning out as the more enjoyable vampire yuri story. Sry (but not really) if it sounds like a rant, but Im pretty sure Im not alone in thinking Rin uses a hell lot more screentime than he deserves in a explicit yuri manga.

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No, that's a rant. It doesn't merely sound like one. :|

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Pretty darn sure i didnt say it wasnt. Just sry for anyone who doesnt like (potentially)heated discussions. If you dont want to engage the question, dont at all.

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Huh, read some amazon reviews and older posts , so this series was axed?
Well not surprised much. Its been largely anticlimatic for a non 4koma manga, and choosing the vampire genre feels more hapharzardous(?) than a overarching setting. I feel successful vamp manga usually has gotta have moe focus (sophie) or drama (various) or a balance of both(Another Kiss). This series feels like it splits its focus too much between the yuri, charas, and its plot(?). With a little refining at initial setup and later chapters, this series couldve easily gone on longer I think. Biggest unsatisfaction tho was the lack of more scenes with protag and Nana.

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Plz dont tell me introducing this new male vampire lord is to give a cliche male interfere in yuri couple plot point.

I'm not entirely disagreeing with your points, see above - but you have actually read the manga, right? It basically torpedoes any cliché it comes across immediately. Whenever there's any situation where some trope-ish drama might have started everyone just goes "it's no big deal" and the "story" moves on.

I agree that the manga probably failed to draw in readers properly after the first three-four chapters with something a bit more tangible; something where you can just simply go "this is what's it about".

Personally, I like the slight-paced slice-of-life-ishness and if it had whatever original length it was planned for, I'm sure it would have been worth following it, too. Now the pacing just feels off as it's too short for the carefree meandering about ^^;

You know I really do like this manga, the yuri couples and chemistry plus art are nice. But is the mangaka an airhead or new to yuri or something? How many yuri works/drawings have they done before this? What pattern do they have in their regular work, if they have an established?

The only other series I know from this author is Prunus Girl, which is technically yaoi with some yuri in between.

In any case, the author seems really fond of having the characters being aware of the usual cliches of the genre, or build up drama that eventually leads to nowhere in a rather hilarious way.

Just because the romance is primarily yuri doesn't mean it has to have no guys. I appreciate they have a genuinely...brotherly/sisterly thing going here.

Too much Rin (by which I mean he appeared, period) in this chapter.

Great to see another release at last, though.

Cancelled? A series this good?

Grab your crayons and colour me mad.

What the hell? Seriously.... That's sucks ass.. But I'll love every last ounce out of it that I can.

Nope..It is not cancelled..It is already finish and has 3 volumes.. You can see the raws in Chinese sites but they are still updating and currently at Chapter 21..It just update yesterday..

The only reason it's "already finish" is because it was cancelled. When a series is cancelled it doesn't mean that the publisher just cuts it off right at the last released chapter. Most of the time they give the author a certain amount of additional chapters to wrap things up. What it does mean, however, is that the ending that we're going to get (once it gets translated) is NOT the ending that we would have gotten had the author been allowed to finish the story the way they intended.

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Who the hell are these people that hate Tracksuit-pire? Vampires are the ones that are supposed to not have souls!

In a het romance manga where the female MC bonds with her female friends, would you say that's out of place or a waste of time and the artist should stick to her romance? This is the same. It's actually rare to have in a yuri manga a legitimate male-female friendship that can hold a whole chapter, and I think it's pretty refreshing. If yuri is the only reason why someone would read a comic or something, I can understand that it may not find any appeal in the series having other sides like this, but it's no flaw but rather one of its strong points.

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