Nooooooooooooooooo
Why did she dye her hair
She looked so gay with her blond hair
Nooooooooooooooooo

She still looks gay with black hair. Just slightly classier. Slightly.

I don't understand why everyone has their shorts in a bunch over a dye job.

Probably just bored and needing attention, that's the worldwide leading cause of people being upset on teh Internets o3o

C'mon, visually this series has always been Snow White and Rose Red.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snow-White_and_Rose-Red

And for me it's not always that easy to quickly tell the various dark-haired characters apart. So the contrast in the MC's hair color has always been one of the defining elements of the story.

(And I would have sworn that Kasumi briefly dyed her hair once before, although I'm not finding it quickly.)

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also lol @ someone forgetting to apply screentone for a panel

also lol @ someone forgetting to apply screentone for a panel

There's more than that.

Kasumi is wearing a sleeveless white top, a skirt, a necklace and no earrings. Ruriko is wearing a square-patterned dress, dangle earrings and no necklace, and has her hair in a ponytail.

In the 3rd panel on the right, the "blonde" girl (we assume it's Kasumi) wears a square-patterned dress and a necklace, while Ruriko (hair in a ponytail) wears the sleeveless white top and the dangle earrings.

Someone made a mess of that panel.

Presumably she's dyed her hair because it will help her employment prospects if she doesn't look like a yankee. It makes sense in the context of the story, I don't understand why everyone has their shorts in a bunch over a dye job.

I'd say it's less about her dying her hair and more about the simple fact that she needed to, as you even said yourself, because it would help with looking for a job. It makes sense in the context of the story, yes, but that in itself is a sign of the problem with how Japanese often look at hair colors even when someone naturally has non-black hair.

Hard to tell people apart now T_T

Presumably she's dyed her hair because it will help her employment prospects if she doesn't look like a yankee. It makes sense in the context of the story, I don't understand why everyone has their shorts in a bunch over a dye job.

I'd say it's less about her dying her hair and more about the simple fact that she needed to, as you even said yourself, because it would help with looking for a job. It makes sense in the context of the story, yes, but that in itself is a sign of the problem with how Japanese often look at hair colors even when someone naturally has non-black hair.

I used to be a exchange student in Japan and I was told to dye my hair black (my natural colour is a somewhat dark brown)

Hard to tell people apart now T_T

Sakurako has short straight hair, Kasumi has long wavy hair, Ruriko has long straight hair and each and every one of them has their bangs cut/styled very differently from the others. Inability to tell them apart would be quite the

^ lol

Hard to tell people apart now T_T

Sakurako has short straight hair, Kasumi has long wavy hair, Ruriko has long straight hair and each and every one of them has their bangs cut/styled very differently from the others. Inability to tell them apart would be quite the
https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/425/026/fca.jpg

Except in page 7 panel 3. :/

Its kinda hard to get used to the change (blonde looks better on her too) but it makes sense for her going into the job market- and we are near the end now anyways.. (unless it carries on into work life after college).

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I loved the exchange between Kasumi & her mom.
Mom: blah blah blah
Kasumi: I didn't get a word you said.
Mom: Sigh! Switch to Sakurako-chan, she's more savvy than you.

I love how mom knows, without even asking, that Sakurako is there right at Kasumi's side and that she has both the authority and the capacity to make all decisions related to Kasumi's cosmetics.

Except in page 7 panel 3. :/

Full-spectrum screentone failures nonwithstanding their hairstyles remain readily distinguishable even there you know...

Hard to tell people apart now T_T

Sakurako has short straight hair, Kasumi has long wavy hair, Ruriko has long straight hair and each and every one of them has their bangs cut/styled very differently from the others. Inability to tell them apart would be quite the

Respectfully submitted—bullshit.

Reading on a small tablet or phone, with two 4-koma columns per page, these panels can be very cramped. It’s not a “can’t tell people of that ethnicity apart” thing—and of course the characters can be distinguished by nuances of hair style.

But the one-dark-haired/one-light-haired panels have always been the baseline look of the series, and can be identified at a glance; it just takes more work/closer attention in some of the more crowded scenes.

Reading on a small tablet or phone,

Well... don't? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Reading on a small tablet or phone,

Well... don't? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

But what if I check Dynasty on my phone and there’s a new chapter of something I really want to read?

What then, buster?

Reading on a small tablet or phone,

Well... don't? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

You can't tell me what to do!

Reading on a small tablet or phone,

Well... don't? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

But what if I check Dynasty on my phone and there’s a new chapter of something I really want to read?

What then, buster?

I daresay that is not any concern for the author... :|

^
r/technicallythetruth

Blastaar posted:

Reading on a small tablet or phone,

Well... don't? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

But what if I check Dynasty on my phone and there’s a new chapter of something I really want to read?

What then, buster?

Wait till you can read at home at peace and really appreciate it? I'm with random on this one. I'll never understand watching movies or reading mangas on phone. I'm just way too used to doing it on big screen, especially after I upgraded my monitor to bigger one, even laptop's one is too small for me now. I just can't understand how anyone can enjoy reading it like that. But in few rare occasions when I was checking something on phone, I was zooming on panels to see them properly, but can't expect people do that I guess.

Blastaar posted:

Reading on a small tablet or phone,

Well... don't? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

But what if I check Dynasty on my phone and there’s a new chapter of something I really want to read?

What then, buster?

Wait till you can read at home at peace and really appreciate it? I'm with random on this one. I'll never understand watching movies or reading mangas on phone. I'm just way too used to doing it on big screen, especially after I upgraded my monitor to bigger one, even laptop's one is too small for me now. I just can't understand how anyone can enjoy reading it like that. But in few rare occasions when I was checking something on phone, I was zooming on panels to see them properly, but can't expect people do that I guess.

Well... sorry to burst your bubble, but I mainly read yuri manga and watch various series, movies and documentaries on my phone, though I do read/watch them on either of the laptops I have at my place when I have the chance, and only on rare occasions on my grandparents' TV. And I'm sure at least some people here can relate at least in part.

Well... sorry to burst your bubble, but I mainly read yuri manga and watch various series, movies and documentaries on my phone, though I do read/watch them on either of the laptops I have at my place when I have the chance, and only on rare occasions on my grandparents' TV. And I'm sure at least some people here can relate at least in part.

Voluntarily opting for a stamp-size display is what's teknik'ly termed a personal problem though, and entirely irrelevant to the author unless they're specifically catering for such platforms. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Reading on a small tablet or phone,

Well... don't? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

But what if I check Dynasty on my phone and there’s a new chapter of something I really want to read?

What then, buster?

I daresay that is not any concern for the author... :|

And who suggested that it was? This conversation is making no sense.

I loved the exchange between Kasumi & her mom.
Mom: blah blah blah
Kasumi: I didn't get a word you said.
Mom: Sigh! Switch to Sakurako-chan, she's more savvy than you.

I love how mom knows, without even asking, that Sakurako is there right at Kasumi's side and that she has both the authority and the capacity to make all decisions related to Kasumi's cosmetics.

"Gaining a capable daughter-in-law is such a big help."
(Kasumi-mama, ch. 51, page 4)

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Well... sorry to burst your bubble, but I mainly read yuri manga and watch various series, movies and documentaries on my phone, though I do read/watch them on either of the laptops I have at my place when I have the chance, and only on rare occasions on my grandparents' TV. And I'm sure at least some people here can relate at least in part.

Voluntarily opting for a stamp-size display is what's teknik'ly termed a personal problem though, and entirely irrelevant to the author unless they're specifically catering for such platforms. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Yeah. But it at least helps explain to large screen users why people need time to notice differences that can be seen instantaneously by others.
And frankly, I feel like we should either drop this convo, or move it to Dynasty Café.