Thanks for the warning! Sounds like it's best I skip that one for now.My earlier jokes aside, fair warning that Hiiragi-Chan to Tomikawa-Chan is WAY DARKER than this series. Starts off light-hearted but pretty quickly delves into exploring trauma, abuse, parental neglect, and suicidal ideation.
This series basically exists as the author's means of writing cute and wholesome fluff in-between depressing episodes of Hiiragi-Chan.
Yeah! I noticed that too, such a cute lil detail.
Me when I lieMY POOKIES
Please read Hiiragi-Chan to Tomikawa-Chan, a series where nothing ever goes wrong and everything is always fine.
I think this has to do with the author's art style changing over time. The current translation of that manga is about a year behind the most recent twitter updates, which means their style has changed a bit. Compare the most recent Mangadex upload:I've returned from actually reading the other manga, and among my various feelings I'm wondering: Does anyone else think they look older here? Than they do in their story. Its hard for me to tell because they do mostly look the same, but I can't help but feel like they're drawn more like young adults here, rather than teenagers.
dark yuri meets light yuri. we've come full circle
To be fair, it shouldn't be significant, given how everyone else is depicted in their respective series.I never even registered the obvious color difference
Careful ....I haven’t read the authors other work (I wasn’t aware of its existence) so now looks like I’ll binge read about these blue girlsSweet