Recent content by Username1247

And now I am about ten times more scared of the Dimitrescu sisters. Goddamn, this manga is peak.

Oh, she’s like, trans trans. Sick!

To be fair, this series is like the filet mignon of dick and butt jokes.

HOLY SHIT HOLY SHIT EVERYTHING IS HAPPENING AT ONCE

I love how Kumegawa and Nakamura are functionally just a fairly normal, if distinctly dysfunctional, couple at this point.

I went through the whole story and counted them all (god there’s a lot.) Thus, I present the Full Jun Egg-Cracking Moment Catalog: Chapter 7: “I’m gonna become a girl” dream (Arguable/Stretch)Chapter 9.2: “Bras are amazing” All of Chapter 10.2, but especially “If you feel like who you are right...

Utterly fascinating that the chain of perversion can now be transmitted by simply staring at a participant’s skirt. One wonders how all the women in Tokyo haven’t fallen by now.

1 x 1/2 if it was good (/j)

Everyone worried about this story straying from the path of yuri, be not afraid! You guys just aren’t seeing the vision yet. This arc is more likely than not going to push Jun yet further away from men’s spaces and their identity as a man, further pointing her down the route that results in her...

Great premise, certainly not the most egregious rush job I’ve ever seen. Still, that means the axe just hurts more…

Ooh, a girl who’s not her womanizing roommate’s type observing her doing her things while she slowly falls more and more for her and neither of them realize it? This is quite the premise, I can’t wait to see where it goes!

I’m fairly certain she’s getting worse, which is a high bar to clear in the first place. Things seem to go better for her the worse she gets, so I predict her final act before she descends into a haze of degeneracy so thick she is incapable of functioning will be the achievement of world peace.

Oh, this is adorable. Thanks so much for the chapter, my yuriceptors are buzzing off the charts!

Also GOOD GOD, I forgot how far on a different level she is.

I mean, that wouldn’t work, not just because of the inherently different perception of genders, but because the MC as a character plays into a very specific stereotype of a “young lady” that doesn’t have an established male equivalent.