Counting this one and aho-girl, exactly 2Thanks for the chapter!
Weird question, but now that I'm thinking about it, how many manga have you actually seen bananas in?
In the ancient wisdom of all GMsbanana tree is not permanent. after you harvest the bananas, they die, and new(usually multiple) sprouts come out nearby.
just saying.
This might be a hot take, but I think it's because neither main character is particularly interesting. Her backstory was compelling, but she's just a near-omnipotent blank slate as a result, and there's not really anything remarkable about him.I'm not sure what it is, but I'm kinda losing interest in this fast. It feels like it should be fine, but...
there's a lot. especially in sports manga, but also in others.Weird question, but now that I'm thinking about it, how many manga have you actually seen bananas in?
Maybe that's it. I've had bland protagonists before, but a bland main pair is a problem.This might be a hot take, but I think it's because neither main character is particularly interesting. Her backstory was compelling, but she's just a near-omnipotent blank slate as a result, and there's not really anything remarkable about him.
[Banana no Nana], it's wild.Thanks for the chapter!
Weird question, but now that I'm thinking about it, how many manga have you actually seen bananas in?
I disagree. I’m sure he says that out of courtesy and because it’s the gentlemanly thing to do.It's kinda annoying that he says to be careful because she's a girl, when she could break his spine with ease.
Also tsukimichi. Makato literally bribes the tree ogre tribe with them all the timeCounting this one and aho-girl, exactly 2
Yeah I get that is the reason, but I get annoyed because he sees that she has super human abilities and durability. And still goes "Oh no the absolute TANK of a woman needs help from Me the man who has the arm strength of a dry leaf in late fall."I disagree. I’m sure he says that out of courtesy and because it’s the gentlemanly thing to do.