I just finished the anime. It was good but I wanted to know if there was more of their story together after the exchanging of rings at the end of the anime?
Also, is there any answers to why her father abandoned them? That pisses me off so much. He left to what? To protect his son? What about protecting his daughter? His wife? He chose one of the other. How could he do that!?! Why would he do that!?! That never made sense to me.
Does she ever get to meet her brother or see her father again?
the manga is still ongoing so we can expect more moments between chise and elias. The new arc focuses more on the school aspect and not too much on the relationship but you still see them understand each other bit by bit. As for the father, I think we're going to encounter that reason in the future.
Before the father leaves you can see a weird creature outside on the balcony. He also almost takes chise with him but instead promises to come back for her soon. I think he was trying to save them from something after him and since his son had a similar feel he had to take him as well. Sadly since the mother killed herself from what appears to be a spirit that was whispering into her ear to kill chise he wouldn't be able to find her if he did come back.
It just doesn't feel right. We don't see any of the things you mention. He doesn't seem frustrated but worried. And his wording is important. The way he is portrayed just doesn't fit the "can't go on" kinda thing. Also it's always the same thing on that balcony when he looks at it. He looks worried when looking at it too.plus you saw what happened with chise's mother. She was portrayed as bad at first but when we actually see her in flashbacks she's nice or something else is going on. I think it's the same with the father. The thing on the balcony wasn't after chise or her mother but the father. We don't see the same creature appear after the father leaves with his son after all. It's way to suspicious to be the simple answer of the father getting tired and leaving. Since the author doesn't show anything that outright says that the father is trying tired of this it means that there is something more. The author wants you to think he left because he was trying tired of it but since that is false they didn't leave any concrete evidence. Just what chise thinks happened. Plus he didn't lash out, argue, or act mean to chise and her mother. When you think about it it's obvious the author is trying to misdirect us until the truth is revealed.
Maybe I'm slow, but I never understood the flashbacks with the guy in white.
Why did he all the sudden abandon his friend like that and then why did he turn evil?
Also, he still never wanted to make a soul contract. He only did it to save the world. He was forced to do it not because he wanted to which makes me so sad.
It was made on a bet and I never understood the bet. Can someone explain any of these things to me please?
Always making decisions on his own thinking he knows what's best even after they tell him what they want. I hate these scenarios.
It will backfire just like it did with the girls and he will realize again how wrong he was. Such unnecessary angst.
Fuck that woman. Pulling that shit!! They're 20. She nor him can tell them what to do or where to go. They are both acting like it's their choice what to do for the twins when it isn't; not even close. Ahhhhhh!
I just watched the anime and came looking for the manga since the anime ended on a cliff hanger.
Which chapter do I start from where the anime ended?
There are quite a lot of differences between manga and anime so I recommend to start from the very beginning, I promise you, you won’t regret it.
I was lost for most of the story.
I liked the characters and their relationships but the story line was all over the place for me. I couldn't keep up and felt there was stuff missing.
This was more a Shounen ai than yaoi and more focus was put on the other couples than the main one. The only second couple I cared most about was the possibility of the baraon and mono. I was sad to not see that go anywhere and then to just have it left hanging.
Kind of disappointment because it has so much potential. Oh well.
I’m glad I’m not the only one confused. I loved the art and the characters which is why I stayed till the end. But it feels so incomplete.
Why are some of the text boxes blurry? Is it something with the scans or is it on purpose? I've seen this in other webtoons as well when it's important plot info.
It's blurred on purpose. It's something they'll explain later on in the story. It's usually always important and/or holds shock value for the character.
I think I'm more into this now with the second couple.
Dude, that ex is going to get it. We all know all his plans will backfire but how it will happen is exciting.
Can't wait.
How the hell did the cat die?
Also, the art style change made the ukes look more like little kids.
It was young and malnourished. Being fed and cared for doesn't guarantee its out of the woods within a week. Sadly. v_v
This was super cute. A nice, simple, and smooth read. A good cleanser if you need a break or to heal your heart from heavier manga.
It shouldn't have a yaoi tag though. There were those few scenes in the beginning but nothing since then. This is just a sweet shounen.