I never saw someone trying so hard to get axed, tbh the whole manga stopped going forward at some pointthis mangaka really isn't afraid of getting axed
That's like the most realistic part of sibling relationships lol.Why is Toyoda not cheering for her own brother? I honestly find it really weird how she's left out of all the drama between him and one of her best friends.
I reached the point I wish he'd gotten axed a volume or two agothis mangaka really isn't afraid of getting axed
Might be a fakeout like the original couple?Next chapter, we can finally put this torment behind us.
No, she's really will not go out with him. She tells him that even if he starts dating someone else, they'll still be friends forever, and he just goes along with it. Who knew, right? Whatever. At this point, these two shouldn't even be getting this much attention if neither of them is going to show any actual character growth, and I don't even mean the dating part, but they are just in basically the same mindset since the start. All that buildup, all that unnecessary drama, only for this kind of resolution? What a complete nothingburger. Seriously, what was even the point of so many chapters for them?
I think you hit the nail on the head. I don't mind situations where the characters don't get together in the end. That's realistic and that's okay. Not every couple is destined and while it wasn't as interesting as the other characters in the story I do like that there's no holds barred in showing their flaws.She doesn’t have to go out with him, and he doesn’t have to go out with her, and them going out with each other wouldn’t be good for either of them. Chita isn’t good enough for him. She’s selfish, everything is about her, she can’t stand that her friends are moving on with their lives and ambitions and are leaving her behind, she can’t stand that her friends have some modicum of success, she doesn’t like that her friends are happy because their happiness doesn’t involve her. She’s the worst kind of person, and she’ll only make whoever she’s with miserable.
The greatest sin of this arc is that we’ve seen these character flaws and there is precisely no payoff, nothing has changed other than doors have been closed permanently. No characters have grown, no relationships will have changed, nothing really has happened, and yet we spent like 10 chapters on it anyway.
She was clearly describing herself. Without realizing it.Chita: so annoying, fuck them
- supportive friends that didn't abandon her even when she requested stupid shit (I still remember the pool thing author)
- childhood friend that loves her and still help her with her mukbang channel (even tho he's just being used for views)
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Maybe Tokio will start going out with people around his age (not even talking about girls we don't see him with male friends besides Inuyama and Seto) and having less time to be with Chita but still try to keep their streaaming channel and we'll see if Chita really is at peace with herself as another friend moves on with their life.I think you hit the nail on the head. I don't mind situations where the characters don't get together in the end. That's realistic and that's okay. Not every couple is destined and while it wasn't as interesting as the other characters in the story I do like that there's no holds barred in showing their flaws.
The only sin this manga commits is it interjects the other stories that just have so much going for them already. I'm not sure why the author spent so much time on these two if their relationship wasn't going to go anywhere. Now where do these two characters go, are they just background characters? I dunno, I guess we'll find out.
I appreciate the effort, I still hate this waste of oxygen character.wow i can't wait for another comment section full of chii hate.
anyway fucking appreciate the effort that went into all of these signs and chii's shirt ya whackos.
I hope not. I genuinely hope they're never brought up again if there's absolutely nothing new to say about them. Chita's problem is that she only thinks about herself. She's ridiculously selfish, and chapter after chapter, we see just how little consideration she has for her friends and their feelings. Tokio just happens to suffer the most because, for whatever reason, he's still romantically in love with her. If the author is just going to keep recycling the same nonsense, with the same problems and the exact same outcome every single time they're brought up, then what's even the point? Just end their arc and let them be actual side characters for once. We still have two other couples whose relationships deserve attention and development.Might be a fakeout like the original couple?
If he gets over his obsession with SHITA that will be character growth to me. Hope the guys find someone better and SHITA dies choking on a chicken bone.Next chapter, we can finally put this torment behind us.
No, she's really will not go out with him. She tells him that even if he starts dating someone else, they'll still be friends forever, and he just goes along with it. Who knew, right? Whatever. At this point, these two shouldn't even be getting this much attention if neither of them is going to show any actual character growth, and I don't even mean the dating part, but they are just in basically the same mindset since the start. All that buildup, all that unnecessary drama, only for this kind of resolution? What a complete nothingburger. Seriously, what was even the point of so many chapters for them?
Because Toyo has the best boi as an example right before her eyes to compare couple dynamics, and she knows Shita is shit.Why is Toyoda not cheering for her own brother? I honestly find it really weird how she's left out of all the drama between him and one of her best friends.