miyoko reading Killing me! manga and calling saki chan an idiot made me actually cackle XD i cant, this bonus chapter was great! had me smiling the whole time

Now a fated childhood meeting, between Saki and Miyoko. Okay I admit I like seeing the old tired romantic clichés work for the power of yuri. Bring on volume 2.

I love the fluffiness as usual. <3
Also happy to see some guest artists. For some reasons, there's really something about the original art that makes it stand out compared to the guest ones (except the fact that it is the original). I love each and every artist though and would've said the same thing if they're the author of this series.

Is there a tankobon for this manga?

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after all these chapters and i still don't know why Saki is so obsessed with killing Miyoko. it's like she isn't doing anything wrong (well except for drinking blood from people) and i'm sure there are a lot of other bad vampires that needs to be killed instead of her. maybe it was just cut in the story that she hunts other vampires too ? maybe we could see in the future chapters some vampire villain pops up somewhere and the two of them try to cooperate in killing him idk.

It's not cut, get your eyes checked and an examination for your brain. Saki is clearly depicted killing a vampire and states that she moves around towns just to kill vampires.

Umm, okay, you may be right but no need to be rude i was just asking.

Anyone else recognized the guest artwork because you are subscribed to all the artists?

Yes

Daww

Weird

Cute

Though I have to wonder how it would become possible for them to get together? Because as I see it Saki will keep aging while Miyoko remains forever youthful, or something happens that allows for either Miyoko to age along with Saki... or Saki becomes a vampire just like Miyoko.
Miyoko didnt use to always be a vampire, so there is a way

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This manga is giving me vampire knight-esque nostalgic feelings. I know its het shit but it was still a huge part of my life when I was like 15.
Although this is miles and miles better and more enjoyable

Is there a tankobon for this manga?

Aren't all these chapters from a tank?

Anyway, I kept delaying to read the extras, so I ended up forgetting to until now. lol

Can't wait for volume 2.

Aren't all these chapters from a tank?

Chapter 1-9 and extra is in Volume 1.

When's volume 2?

When's the next chapter, Im obsessed

The latest issue of Cune announced the serialization is cancelled.

The latest issue of Cune announced the serialization is cancelled.

Grrrr!

The latest issue of Cune announced the serialization is cancelled.

This is really hard to believe, is some crazy development happening in the untranslated chapters that made she series unlikable?

This is really hard to believe, is some crazy development happening in the untranslated chapters that made she series unlikable?

There is no untranslated chapter. It is weird cancellation.

It's unfortunate. It was fun little series and pretty unique as well.

acelaten posted:

This is really hard to believe, is some crazy development happening in the untranslated chapters that made she series unlikable?

There is no untranslated chapter. It is weird cancellation.

Maybe the author said something questionable in twitter 5 or 10 years ago and that was the cause (?)
Well, jokes aside... It really sucks! I can't believe they would just cut it like that, not even a chance to make a proper ending (say 3 or 4 more chapters)

Did the first volume sell that badly ? People have no taste

This is really hard to believe, is some crazy development happening in the untranslated chapters that made she series unlikable?

There is no untranslated chapter. It is weird cancellation.

Not that weird, sadly. It joins the very long list of quirky yuri series that featured something beyond blushing schoolgirls and got axed for its trouble.

It wasn't axed. In that print the magazine makes it clear it was the author's decision to end the manga. The author herself apologizes below. So it has nothing to do with sales or reception. I think the manga was actually well received.

Now why the author choose to cancel it, we might never know.

It wasn't axed. In that print the magazine makes it clear it was the author's decision to end the manga. The author herself apologizes below. So it has nothing to do with sales or reception. I think the manga was actually well received.

Now why the author choose to cancel it, we might never know.

It is still correct to say it was axed. And it's not impossible the author's decision relates to sales.

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It wasn't axed. In that print the magazine makes it clear it was the author's decision to end the manga. The author herself apologizes below. So it has nothing to do with sales or reception. I think the manga was actually well received.

Now why the author choose to cancel it, we might never know.

It is still corrected to say it was axed. And it's not impossible the author's decision relates to sales.

Volume one is still on sale. It would be stupid to cancel it because of that. A lot of manga only gets popular after some few number of volumes. I would guess the author found another opportunity where she can earn more/something she likes more and decided to pursue that instead. She does end with "might we meet again", what suggest she'll keep doing manga and I wouldn't be surprised if she's already working on something else.

Anyway, axed would imply the magazine forced her to cancel. If it was her own choice, she had enough room to at least finish a second volume and give it a proper end. Maybe it was circumstances beyond her control, like diseases or something, what's understandable. But if she shows up with a new story soon after this, I wouldn't trust her again.