I don't think they're attached in the way a fan would like a character. I think as the author, they liked how easy it was to understand what Yae would do and how fun it must have been to think up of his twisted mentality.
The creator of Stardew Valley also said their favorite character was the...
That's almost impressive how with just a few words, Clover was able to turn a kid with normal levels of distractibility into an isolated neet with no ability or desire to find support.
Agreed, I'm not feeling the trauma or the comedy. I think if the author picked either the sole survivor angle or fixing past cringe this would be a better series because the two tones really clash.
Just binged this since I'm reading Spica to Batsu. This series is so interesting with an unusually fast pace compared to much of the detective genre. Maybe a little too fast, it feels rushed sometimes.
Great characters, the love interest is not only relevant but useful and interesting. The mc...
Proud of the author for not changing the reveal despite some keen readers catching on. I was worried the murderer would die a undeserved peaceful death, but I almost forgot Spica is an esper and could probably be more than a passive mind reader.
Go gettum girl! :win:
Really, REALLY wish there was some kind of karma for that scumbag father, but it's enough that the two of them were able to heal and become truly respectable people. What a lovely story about compassion and ending cycles of abuse!
Volunteering my expert advice: big booba get super sweaty and hot underneath where titty skin touches chest skin, so even though it's tempting, it's sometimes optimal to keep the bra on.
Or the bra is meant to tease the audience with what wonders it hides :smug:
Finally the parents get involved in their children's political disasters.
Also, it would have been cool to see her family become the pioneers of science and research instead of just getting rich, but you gotta love a paleontologist girly.