This gets a fuck yes!

Holy shit that's adorable!
eek times two lol!

Don't date school shooters.

Never said I didn't like the mood whiplash, that stuff was good, and you're putting words in our mouths. Yuri romance one chapter, gory historic drama the other.

But when they started travel in time and space, and the robots, it just got too stupid.

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I really wanna know what happened afterwards

vag compliment

:thinking:

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@DealerYakuman Poly would imply that it's a mutual love relationship between all involved. In this image it's Nadeshiko x Rin and Ena x Rin but not Ena x Nadeshiko thus the threesome tag applies but not the poly tag.

School shooters!? What does that have to do with this image?

@Hatshuharu
She may be smol, but she is still stronk!

Yamada-san making up for lost time now that she's got a real phone.

Maki actually hugging back....my heart

Get yo delinquent!

SAY YES

Why is that I've completely accepted that the punk-rock-looking, guitar-rifting, Sero-punching, hardcore-looking Jirou is most definitely the bottom to Yaomomo's top?

Go ahead, kill me with the cute!

DO these people actually know a thing about Anna? Like, I'm not complaining or anything, it's just so...generic

Yamada on her toes because this weigh gap is the love I need in my life

After so much flirting, this was the next logical step

They actually called the other "mine". Like "My claudine", "My Maya"
Not gay, my ass

That's some nice Homu, Madoka

Of course she died, I mean, who wouldn't?

hell yeah

tbh I thought the same when I saw that image. Like, what's even the point of having clothes like that. Well, probably style or something like that.

YES

I think what really hurts the tone isn't that it's so out there, but because the world building is SO good early on with how it presents racism and culture in a monster society, that the later chapters dropping it in favor of increasingly sci-fi or even cliche anime tropes kills the atmosphere the early chapters worked so hard to create.

I was fascinated by the rules put in place preventing even consensual centaur riding just by the sheer weight of the history involved. It made the background of the (actually very logical) enslavement of centaurs as beasts of burden and war way more real. The utterly foreign nature of the Antarticans was interesting because seeing the effects of isolation on moral values paired with their just-really-scary appearance made for Best Girl Suu.

Basically our suspension of disbelief went from zero to one hundred in the space of a single volume, when we would have been more than happy to see this story through the lens of it's diverse and likable cast, presented as a little microcosm of a huge and unknowable world. Time travel plots don't fit the themes the series was establishing, robots and laser guns say nothing about how relationships are affected by media (like Hime's fear of Suu based on a horror movie) or how stereotypes are sometimes based in physiology ('centaurs are good at sports' being something Hime kind of subverts).

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