It makes sense for them to partner up since Shiro-Kuro have history together, but even more than that Tina is tagging along so she can act as a surrogate for whatever part of the audience isn't familiar with rock music or culture and ask questions.Also, maybe it's just justified by the development of events in these couple of chapters, but am I the only one who noticed how long Tina has actually been walking around next to Lilisa as "these two girls" now?
Including, indeed. But I also like how they (unintentionally?) create a thick x thin dynamic in these chapters.It makes sense for them to partner up since Shiro-Kuro have history together, but even more than that Tina is tagging along so she can act as a surrogate for whatever part of the audience isn't familiar with rock music or culture and ask questions.
Also, maybe it's just justified by the development of events in these couple of chapters, but am I the only one who noticed how long Tina has actually been walking around next to Lilisa as "these two girls" now?
The dynamics of all the character combinations here are already quite obvious, so whether the end result will be actual yuri or ship bait menu status quo depends solely on the author's intentions.Tina does seem to have a bit of hero-worship for Lilisa. Is it more? Who knows.
Maybe not even the author.