This reminds me of the one where the giant lady is a wolf yokai in full heavy samurai armor and the little dude is an edgy assassin, but with a much brighter vibe.
Nowhere in my comment did I try to excuse war crimes committed by anyone. What I said was it's understandable that all belligerents of a war will do anything to win while claiming the moral high ground, and absolutely everyone does that throughout history, both the winners and the losers.
Oh, seems like Maiko and Nene killed their parents. And Nene literally saying "ur just like me fr fr" was surprisingly cute. Maiko getting all hot and bothered from seeing straight stuff always makes me laugh, really starting to wonder where the author is going to take this. Perhaps since she...
That's...a very interesting premise.
I wonder where the author is going with this. Maybe Nene eventually realizes that Maiko is also being extremely manipulative to her, not just the dude.
Damn, never expected this ending, and it's a good one although some might see it as sequel bait. So now the POV object is likely Yuuma's photo, eh? For a while I was afraid of the father and stepmother eventually being revealed as completely benign and Yuuma was just a schizo, glad that didn't...
Yeah the framed photo thing was hinted at multiple times, especially after the cops started dying and readers quickly caught on to it. When you re-read the whole thing in one go you will realize that the author was not exactly subtle with foreshadowing, but I believe this was intentional.
I didn't expect Kei Fubuki to be able to play an insane person so convincingly to be honest. Despite her affable mannerisms there is always a subtle hint of something dark in there, exactly like Saeko in the manga. Also, the scene from 1:20-2:35 felt so slimy lol.