I'm not 100% sure but I think the Minami-ke stream that's mentioned in the intro is on Telasa.jp, which seems to be an official Japanese stream of Minami-ke Tadaima plus a couple of the OVAs.
I wonder if this chapter was vaguely inspired by Disney's Wish (or Disney's Pinocchio, of course, but...
I like the small detail that the "pop-out" version of the kanji that Shii made has a couple of strokes that are bent the wrong way, as though it's something that was moulded/sculpted by a high-schooler who has made an excellent attempt for a first-timer but with still some room for improvement...
I noticed in the omake at the end of volume 5 (which I haven't seen online anywhere), on the page that shows three different models of Mina series robots, that "Little Mina" (MI07-LL) is wearing a shirt with a very similar collar to Citlaly (the official English spelling of "Shitorari", it's a...
After spending a couple of months working on chapter 51 (which I think is a crucial chapter where he couldn't half-ass the art, both because of what happens in the chapter and also because he wants to give new readers who are checking out the chapter because of the anime announcement a good...
Are the Kanna and Saikawa constellations close to the Three Minami Sisters constellation, as seen in the first season end credits sequence for Minami-ke?
Oh, okay, now Miu's expression in the other third of a chapter uploaded today makes sense.
If I remember correctly, a couple of those masks are callbacks to other chapters.
I'm not 100% sure she's Kobayashi myself but the older sister seems to be looking at a book on maids which seems to be a pretty strong clue that she is probably Kobayashi.
I was hoping that Satanichia would eat an elephant cookie but turning into a seal was still kind of funny. At least it wasn't a whale or dolphin since I think they can't live outside of water for more than an hour or so.
Does anyone know anything about the statue? I tried looking up images of statues in Kumamoto Prefetcture (where this obviously takes place since you see the prefectural mascot bear Kumamon a couple of times this chapter including behind the statue) but all I'm seeing are statues of One Piece...
I'm sure they still play at least The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly occasionally at small art house venues in Japan but I'd be a little surprised if the sort of multiplex which kids are likely to visit would have any 1960s spaghetti westerns on one of the screens.