I get that the laughing disease is pretty hard to incorporate in serious situations but having it take up a huge amount of exposition and then be ignored when they're fighting is kind of a whiplash. I don't really mind since it'd be tonally abrasive to include, but it's haunting the back of my mind.
Hopefully at the end of the fight everyone has a big hearty laugh so Narumi doesn't die.
Why'd she lie about it if she still loved him???? I feel like the tone of the manga is a bit off. It's too cute for it to be a manga you hate read, but some of the plot points are too stupid for it to be something you read for a cuteness cleanse
This is just my running theory but maybe it's because Lemon's family or an acquaintance of hers wanted her to focus on her studies and get to a prestigious university and they saw that Lemon having a lover was being a hindrance in her studies so they told her to quit the romance but she doesn't want MC to not be able to move on and thought that making him hate her by lying that she cheated on him is the best way to make him move on.
This would explain things like how MC was surprised that Lemon was very smart in university despite them going out in highschool which I think he should know if Lemon was like top rank in the class. At the end of the day this is just an opinion formed by how typical Japanese romcoms like this usually goes but it kinda makes sense in a way. Anyways, at least we finally got another college romance where it's all adults (albeit young adults). Always hated highschool romcoms cause it makes me very uncomfortable with the fact that they're underaged. As sad as it is this series will probably end like how Nisekoi did, blondies win in the end lmao.
That's a pretty solid theory, wouldn't be surprised if the manga ended up following most of those beats. Although Lemon being surprised that the MC still remembers her lie is a bit strange, but I guess that can be handwaved as just her having high expectations for him. The initial premise still seems like ragebait, but I have to admit it's a pretty good hook.
Also ditto on the adult romcom part. So many WSJ romcoms are set in high school, they all start to become redundant after a while. Jump+ is atleast starting to explore having characters that are legal age in their romances, so hopefully we'll get more diverse plotlines in the future.
Nah, same. It could've been a smart, sweet lil manga, so far it's just meh.
I bet it's the same ol' stupid "I just wanted you to fight for me and prove that you love me" trope.
My theory, from that little scene about how lemon was a pushover in junior high; those 3 girls cornering Lemon with one girl sobbing- I think they pressured her to dump him since crying girl loved him soooo much and wanted a shot with him. So being a pushover caused her to lose what she valued most as the next panel cuts to them being broken up.
This might come up again when she realizes her BFF is also into the guy she loves, so she'll have to decide whether she's gonna step back and let someone else date him (again) or if she's gonna stop being a pushover and go after him.
(Now dumping ur bf bc someone else wants him is ~Incredibly~ stupid, but I've seen stupider manga logic)
gimme the best of the incredibly stupid logics, i need to read them and lower my iq i've become too smart for this world
Thanks for the new chapters!
My heart melted when Joe said she missed Anna. Their relationship has come so far, I really hope the misunderstanding doesn't last for too long, it'd be utter hell.
"And here she is urinating on a car"
God that line was so fucking funny I had to go to the better quality scan just to see if it was real. It's not but holy shit I can't stop laughing.
The initial story doesn't seem too bad, but it does feel kind of rushed. Sara doesn't really question the photographer on why he knows about her connection with Kanon, and the photo being brought up doesn't bring up any skepticism from her on who he is. It makes her feel very passive, just nodding along to every plot point. There's still time to solidify and expand on her character, but she does feel very shallow as a protagonist as of the first two chapters. I won't make any judgements on chapter 2, but I do hope my first impressions are wrong.
The exaggeration of the face in Ch 4 page 9 is definitely just a stylization thing but the first thing that came to mind was that wojack with his mouth open.
This manga is super cute, I love it. All of them joining together to write a manga is so nostalgic. It reminds me of when I tried to draw a shoujo manga with my friends because we watched some shitty 90s anime dubbed in urdu.
What's Komachis deal anyway? Her disregard for other people's lives, and egging Seo on to become more violent, suggests that she's like a green tea bitch sort of character who hates the people around her, but in Ch63, she shows apathy towards the thought of death. Does she show no empathy for others, or does she just think that people's deaths shouldn't be avoided? Her character seems more complex than just being some asshole mean girl who dislikes her classmates.
Absolutely none of my theories were correct lol. I do wonder if the author had to rush it or if Shiori's story just wasn't a priority. Whatever, it was fun, in a "what's even happening" sort of way. Maybe I'll understand the plot in the reread.