Suspend your disbelief dude. Not everything needs to be explained in detail. Sometimes shit in stories just happens for narrative purposes. In this case it was so that Sunao could see what Lemon’s interpersonal relationships were like first hand, which broke down the false narrative he built around her actions. It was the spark that kicked off the plot, without it there is no story.Wait wtf? The flashback skipped over how the magic body swap started?
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Am I crazy? It literally shows us how magic enters the story in chapter 1. Sunao sees a shooting star, but forgets to wish on it before it disappears. It then cuts to Lemon, who is clearly, visibly wishing on it while it's still visible. We don't know exactly what she wished for, but imo it's abundantly clear that Lemon's wish resulted in the body swapping.Wait wtf? The flashback skipped over how the magic body swap started?
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It did? I honestly didn't remember it at all.Am I crazy? It literally shows us how magic enters the story in chapter 1. Sunao sees a shooting star, but forgets to wish on it before it disappears. It then cuts to Lemon, who is clearly, visibly wishing on it while it's still visible. We don't know exactly what she wished for, but imo it's abundantly clear that Lemon's wish resulted in the body swapping.
Ah, I just now noticed your reply when I clicked my "show ignored content", sorry.Suspend your disbelief dude. Not everything needs to be explained in detail. Sometimes shit in stories just happens for narrative purposes. In this case it was so that Sunao could see what Lemon’s interpersonal relationships were like first hand, which broke down the false narrative he built around her actions. It was the spark that kicked off the plot, without it there is no story.
This is a character focused romance and at this point trying to “explain” body swapping would be derailing the entire narrative for no reason.
What, you don't think that having your girlfriend break up with you by saying that she's cheating with 3, guys then proceeding to completely ignore your existence for the next 3 or 4 years is just a youthful misunderstanding?"Ready for youthful misunderstandings to become good memories…"
Sheesh, they could use that phrasing in construction, because it’s doing some real heavy lifting there…
I do, because it literally isWhat, you don't think that having your girlfriend break up with you by saying that she's cheating with 3, guys then proceeding to completely ignore your existence for the next 3 or 4 years is just a youthful misunderstanding?
There's no need to explain that in the flashback, it can be explained later. My guess is that it will be explained when the swapping ends, further in the story. You don't need to explain everything that happens in the story at the same time, that's why it's a story... There's a time for everything.Wait wtf? The flashback skipped over how the magic body swap started?
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I agree with the second part but not the first one, the flashback wasn't really pointless, it was for the audience to finally know what actually happened between the two and why. I wasn't a fan of the explanation, but I think it was needed before we saw a resolution to it, this chapter takes it slow because the 2 flashbacks were rather dense in information and I appreciate it, it's slowing down and retaking the set up, as well as giving our characters time to process things which seems to be what they did, rather than discuss it rashly just after Lemon got the kick to finally adress it.Man, I'm so glad we went through all that pointless flashbacking just for it to not affect the current story at all, just to return to the actual story and get less than no where.
I guess this is a better way to burn time while you figure out what you want your actual story to be. It would be worse to rush something just to keep the plot flowing.