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Messed up posting in the new thread, ignore the fact that I prep my posts in advance.

So my speculation/interpretation of events: Seo did set up the explosion, which is why Satsuki saw the bodies randomly appear and disappear a day early. She was testing if Satsuki could see, which then confirmed for her it would work. However, Seo doesn't want the explosion to go off. She was...

Kai is simply following the character arc of his long-lost twin brother from Ryoko's last manga. This chapter was an inevitability from the day he was introduced with the same design, role, and attitude. One of the reasons I translated Shi ni Aruki was so people could know what to expect. A lot...

No smoking gun, but Seo had a lot of suspicious looking side-eye panels and Miho was always watching her. There's a few times she potentially slips up, notably when they bring up Michiru in chapter 56 and Seo quickly interjects to point out Michiru isn't innocent because she tried burning Miho...

"Why bother being good if you're going to treat me like I'm evil anyway. I might as well just be who you want me to be." There's enough evidence Seo had inner conflicts about morality even back before her 'memory loss'. It's my assumption she didn't like being the queen bitch but somehow felt...

Hey now we get to test if someone dying will save everyone. And a heads up, Ryoko warns chapter 71 will be on the shorter side.

Yes Natalia's happiness flowers are a real thing everyone can see.

I've mentioned this manga is a loose re-imagining of the original self-published version, but this chapter in particular is extremely close to the prequel doujinshi Kamejiro published in 2019. Which was also a two parter. This might not have had all the answers you're hoping for, but if it's the...

Alright, should be fixed. I had a slightly different version of CCComicrazy installed so I think the spacing for p15 got changed when I was exporting the chapter. I went ahead and redid the whole process just in case. Just let me know if you want anything else changed.

So the title of the chapter is actually a reference to Satoshi Kon's Perfect Blue. I don't know if there's a deeper connection there, but there are implications to be drawn, considering it's a psychological thriller about an idol dealing with the darker sides of fame. Yellow was Aizawa's...

On page 17, when Mero-sensei's crying for help, the panel is zoomed in on the ghost's face. Neat detail you wouldn't get on a first read, but it's likely signifying the real one in the mirror was actually the one shouting. Kaya's also a little confused when reversed sensei gets up but I guess...

Remember kids, never talk to strangers. Or ghosts. So now we have confirmation Michi is experiencing gaps in her memory with at least 3 confirmed incidents (her first meeting with Kasumi, Sayaka seeing her talking with Aizawa, the summer festival). From the way she was acting at the end, this...

Kitanai Kimi ga Ichiban Kawaii. It's another Yuri Hime manga, rather notorious for its dark themes and ending. Let's just say the protagonists find themselves in a similar situation where they've run away from it all, but they take a more drastic solution.

Yes this is the end. There's still extras for volume 3 coming, in September, and it might be longer than usual considering this volume was suspiciously a full chapter short on the page count. But it's safe to say it was axed. There's some unnatural circumstances, especially the sudden hiatuses...

Then he would set the dead wasp in a different place. Schemes can get silly when you have the power to see the future. All he'd need to do is arrange it so a premonitory corpse appears for Satsuki dying of anaphylactic shock to guarantee this works. Then take some action to save her so he's not...

Satsuki depending on Komachi, Seo depending on Komachi, Komachi getting the wasp for Prez... What could go wrong?

I don't have a lot of experience with that kind of thing. I'm not against the idea, but it seems like it'd be a lot of work and distraction to maintain. Maybe someday.

Liar Satsuki Can See Death. It's what started me on this whole manga translating business.

While the ending is pretty abrupt, I'm positive next time we'll get the full explanation of how Sara got the sword. It might be a 2-parter though. It's worth noting we're still very much in the introductory stages, before the adventuring begins. The original version sped through explanations to...

Now exiting the "how they met" zone, approaching "I wonder if she feels about me like I feel about her" territory. Here's what baby oodlenoodles look like.