"Hey so look these guys are getting married in this chapter, wouldn't it be funny to try that ourselves maybe? JUST BECAUSE OUR FAV IS DOING IT, I SWEAR!"
This author crashes ships like Launchpad McQuack crashes planes. Every one of her stories are littered with craters, it's great. I don't even read the manga anymore, I just follow them exclusively to read the comments and see how mad people are.
I love that manga! It is a very different type of story than what's being told here, though. Akira Falling in Love is very much a slapstick comedy, and a lot of the tension and conflict comes from the ridiculous situations and over-the-top personalities bouncing off each other. Like, I could...
It's a cursed, doomed ship, yet it's headed out of harbor regardless.
Y'all are way too uptight about another girl catching feels for our boy. Losing heroines (and heroes) are an important part of a romance. They show that he's not just a low-standards horndog who'll follow the first crumb of...
I think it's clear that entering dreams is something that can happen without intent, the whole reason the teacher was having them practice. So it's a potentially sketchy situation, but how Emu acts inside the dream is certainly important, too. Emu didn't do anything there that was really...
I'm into this but the MC's "Man, nobody likes me, especially not my attractive friend's adorable little sister who's obviously super into me" routine is ridiculous.
Sometimes I can't tell if this author is trying to be progressive about identity and gender or if she just really needed a dumping ground for all her pent up gyaru fetishes.
Clearly Emu lives in a culture that normalizes and excuses rape or attempted rape. Unfortunately, so do most of us in the real world.
Time will tell if the author is so steeped in rape culture that she legitimately believes this is just ok or if she plans to have this be a plot point later on...