Watashi wa Kimi wo Nakasetai

[Prismatic-chan]

This is bait of the highest, most heinous order. If you saw this before reading congrats, you just saved yourself from reading 43 (admitted decent) chapters of "We're just, really good friend that blush at each other alot!" Total cop out ending...

they moved in together.
judging from the toothbrushes, they're a couple now.

but this is as 'good' an ending as the Witch from Mercury.
that is to say, both endings suck major poopoo.

 

[grshen]

This was admittedly a nice read but something about it felt…..off.

I’m honestly not sure if it was the pacing or how it never really stuck to one thing, but it felt like nothing ever really clicked properly.

It felt like there was no real, tangible catalyst for anything that happens in the story, nor does it really do a good job of fleshing out characters, backgrounds, storylines, etc. it mostly felt like a lot of the events just happened for the sake of happening.

Maybe I’ve just read too many romance and yuri stories, but this probably would’ve benefited from being a SoL Girl Friendship manga instead of trying to be a yuri and not doing a good job at it.

It’s a good read, its just not a good romance.

 

[Zhongdong]

That's it?

 

[simulatedchloe]

they moved in together.
judging from the toothbrushes, they're a couple now.

but this is as 'good' an ending as the Witch from Mercury.
that is to say, both endings suck major poopoo.

G-Witch ends with our leads married. They hold hands, express intimate feelings of love, and deal throughout the series with explicitly romantic emotions for one another. Your random stray here is so wildly off-base, it makes taking you seriously impossible.
This series is afraid to be queer, It has a single instance of explicit romantic feelings spoken aloud. That one instance is both not by the leads and is rejected.
So yeah,
Watashi wa Kimi wo Nakasetai = Vague/Bait.
Keep better series out of your mouth until you develop any level of ability to pay attention Prismatic-chan.

 

[simulatedchloe]

The "Girls Love" tag needs to be removed from this. It doesn't belong in the category.

 

[Prismatic-chan]

G-Witch ends with our leads married. They hold hands, express intimate feelings of love, and deal throughout the series with explicitly romantic emotions for one another. Your random stray here is so wildly off-base, it makes taking you seriously impossible.
This series is afraid to be queer, It has a single instance of explicit romantic feelings spoken aloud. That one instance is both not by the leads and is rejected.
So yeah,
Watashi wa Kimi wo Nakasetai = Vague/Bait.
Keep better series out of your mouth until you develop any level of ability to pay attention Prismatic-chan.

it is quite strange to see you speak so volatile toward me for making that comparison.
but here, let me explain why i dislike the ending of witch from mercury, no idea what this G-Witch is.
their relationship was one of the focus points, and yet we only get the reunion near the end.
we skip the wedding, we skip a kiss, we skip an actual pay-off for their love, we skip everything that could be considered a pay-off and a conclusion to their entire romance.
all we get is a less than affectionate moment of them sitting together, then getting up to leave.
they only look at each other with very mild affection, if you can even call it that.
i've seen female friends (not girlfriends) be ten times more affectionate toward each other.
so anyway, instead of telling people how to feel about something, you can have your own opinions.
but never make the mistake of insulting others over their points of view or how they feel about something.