Yancha Gal no Anjou-san - Ch. 196 - Tokio-kun Knows Chita-san Very Well

[MangaDex]

 

[broadsword80]

I honestly feel like Tokio's relationship with Chita actually regressed compared to how it was before.

All this happens and the only thing she can think of is her stomach and using Tokio to get views on YouTube...

 

[PeopsSplex]

I feel like the author made this girl dumb as a brick and now they don't really know what to do in order to advance her story.

 

[Zxzzxz2]

Idk I feel like this is contrived, can't shake that feeling.

 

[Nexxurio]

 

[rymar]

Does anyone even like the stupid gremlin?
NGL, I'd rather have more chapters of the 2 other couples.

 

[So-chan]

What's the point of this "couple" again? Annoying readers?

 

[TazRB]

Man, I'm lowkey wanting Tokio to just move on from Chita at this point....

 

[ZeroHour17]

Tokio can do way better

 

[Lex79]

As expected, terrible arc so far.

 

[JumboWheat01]

On the one hand, she prolly good do good traveling over seas making videos about local food, which would also fill her ravenous hunger.

On the other hand, we already have actual TV shows doing that, so I don't know how well it would fly.

 

[Gritzan]

So, basically nothing happened. And I couldn't care less if something did.

Can we go back to the other couples now? Can we?

 

[shae_]

Does anyone even like the stupid gremlin?
NGL, I'd rather have more chapters of the 2 other couples.

Honestly, She is good as a comedic character but the relationship chapters with her are ass imo

 

[favine]

Does anyone even like the stupid gremlin?
NGL, I'd rather have more chapters of the 2 other couples.

when the series first started, she was my Favorite of the girls... But then we started getting focus chapters on her and she became my least favorite.

 

[CosmicWitch]

Idk I feel like this is contrived, can't shake that feeling.

Right. It feels so one-sided compared to the mutual respect and growing affection for the other two couples.

Like. This chick doesn't seem like someone who is emotionally ready for a relationship, let alone developing a crush on someone. Why does he like her? Because she's Always Been There?

That concept could be interesting to explore; developing a crush on a confident, self-assured person because they're comfortable to you. But I have a feeling the author is going to jerk the wheel and make them get together because we """need""" everyone paired off.

 

[favine]

Man,I want to cheer on this couple, I want this to work, I want them both to e happy... But this ain't it... Give me the other two couples back, cause this is just sad. Bro should move on, it sucks she is is first love, but she will never see him like that... maybe.

 

[TheBigMonk]

Thanks for the chapter!
I feel like the culmination of his should be him hitting the breaking point in frustration and blowing up at her, telling her to grow the fuck up.

 

[Vsmit]

Ah, yes, those super laid-back youtubers who only post a new video daily. Those definitely exist.

 

[AkodoRyu]

I feel like people are being pretty harsh on Chi, considering how little we actually know about her. Inuyama also fell pretty flat early on—back when all we knew was that he was Seto's friend and a pervert. That's roughly the level of development Chi has received so far.

One thing I do agree with is that this should mark the end of the setup phase. The author should now push the relationship forward, whichever direction it's going—be it love, friendship, or something else.

With the other two couples more or less wrapped up (the author could give each of them 2–3 chapters of epilogue—Seto and Anjou focusing on their relationship while navigating daily life, and Inuyama and Toyoda continuing to challenge and inspire each other artistically, with their romance developing more organically alongside their shared goals), I'm still most interested in seeing where this relationship is headed.

 

[story645]

That's roughly the level of development Chi has received so far.

Yeah like I think this chapter really hit on how much Chi is using food to distract from the fact that she's gotta think about the future & that's a good place to start poking/unraveling at, which looks like that's where the author is going w/ the closed ramen shop.