Tomodachi-nchi no Nee-chan ga Kowakute Ii Hito - Vol. 1 Ch. 18.5 - After the Amusement Park

[MangaDex]

 

[Ik6n.]

Mb for quality once again, next chapter should come out on the 11th

 

[Lex79]

Everything was going smoothly until he mentioned the friend...

 

[BrotherCoa]

So precious... girls with Ahoge are the best.

 

[BrokenFate]

Has it always been that big?

Also, can you please lick the paper release for me and share the taste of it? Curious about the quality of the paper.

 

[Jagabond]

Has it always been that big?

Kinda?, the art style has shifted slightly since the beginning so it’s more exaggerated now, but it was always large.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen an ahoge in a romcom manga that didn’t get larger overtime actually.

 

[Darkshade13]

wife.

 

[DPChaos]

Author's note gave me a scare.

 

[GEEGEEE171]

Man she's so adorable aaaarrrrgggghhhh

Now if only he wouldn't have brought up her friend.

 

[3leaves2]

waa it's just like the scanlations of old. I got nostalgic there for a bit ehe

 

[Bidorchar]

That twirly hair is called "The Emotional Bulgarian Helicopter"

 

[MARGARETdemond]

First time hearing and seeing a so called paperback quality.


Still nice to see and know what is this thing and it happening to my fav manga

 

[Papa420]

Thanks for translation quality was not soo bad dw

 

[MacGregor]

First time hearing and seeing a so called paperback quality.


Still nice to see and know what is this thing and it happening to my fav manga

Huh?

What you don't understand in scanning a book in your home printer?

 

[Yaboyhg80]

It's been a good while since seeing an actual paper scanned translation.
Dw bout the quality, it's fine

 

[ZaidValRoa]

Hairection.

 

[xanon]

With an ahoge like that, how is he still misunderstanding her?

 

[phil777]

What expressive hair.

 

[jubuttib]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen an ahoge in a romcom manga that didn’t get larger overtime actually.

Man, just had a flashback to Nagatoro, that one went nutsobonkers.

But I feel like the slightly older classic ones, like Narusegawa Naru from Love Hina maintained a pretty consistent ahoge.

 

[sparky3787]

I can’t be the only that thinks the dogshit paperback quality adds to the charm right?

Reminds me of the days of old, before digital copies were commonplace