Recent content by HamboneJalopy

If you are referring to page 33, I believe she just ate a piece on hamburger off his face (which is sort of a strange sentence to write).

"What did the five fingers say to the face?"

I want a Megumin cameo. "Come walk the path of explosions with me."

I kinda liked the ending honestly. Uchida (female mc) shows that her obsession with Naruse (male mc) doesn't override her own core otaku-ness by shushing him while watching the movie. Naruse echoes his comment in the first chapter that she is not a real gyaru but this time it is more meant as an...

https://mangadex.org/title/299e07f5-7431-48ec-aa91-781e4d228d90/i-m-the-main-character-of-a-harem-manga-but-i-m-gay-so-every-day-is-hell-for-me Ask and ye shall receive.

Probably best to just regard it as a trope or literary device that certainly gets it workout in manga and anime. https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ACupAngst https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/BuxomBeautyStandard

Modern problems require post-modern solutions?

Could be booby-trapped. Proceed with caution.

https://mangadex.org/title/32853bb5-3d40-4224-872a-99ce17deb3a3/aizawa-san-zoushoku It's been a while since I've read it but I remember taking to Aizawa-san Multiplies a bit more than this manga. It's similar in that the female romantic lead has a split personality but those splits have actual...

I don't think there's a right or wrong way, haha. It ain't a highfalutin drink by any stretch.

Don't let it melt, per se. The ice cream (usually vanilla) usually mixes a bit with the soda (usually a root beer or coke) and makes creamy foam which is quite nice to drink. After drinking that, spoon out a bit of the ice cream which usually agitated things enough to make more foam. Drink and...

A finger on the monkey's paw curls.

Get a head injury in fiction? Instant girlfriend. Get a head injury in real life? Blackout, loss of senses, chronic pain, etc... It just ain't fair.

Remember, always use protection.

Of note: the male main character being named Dante and the female being named Beatrice is probably a reference to the Italian poet Dante Alighieri (who most famously wrote The Divine Comedy) and his object of idealized love, Beatrice.