I have to say I’m very pleased with Aya’s character development. She’s gone from a doormat abused by everyone to a charismatic leader whose convictions keep the people around her going.
What the actual fuck. It’s taken 105 chapters but this is the first twist that’s just left me shaking my head. I can accept a lot, but not this.
It just feels like an asspull to make Aya suffer even more. The girl she fell in love with was her own twin sister, so now she has to deal with the...
I’m REALLY hoping that Aya’s mom will finally stand up to that shithead father. He may not love Aya and only sees Kaname as a vehicle for his broken dreams, but the mother clearly loves both of her children. I hope she’ll protect them.
So excited to see a new series from the master of horror! I wonder if chapter 1 was just a standalone story like so many of his are, or if it will become a continuous narrative like Uzumaki and Black Paradox?
It's actually kind of sweet that Kaname is so protective of his mom. He may have literally no other redeeming qualities but at least he appreciates the woman who gave birth to him.
Also, holy shit, I was not expecting that ending. I can't wait for next week's chapter!
Oh shit, the Site Admins are finally starting to go after the magical girls' families. I'm surprised it took them this long; they must be getting desperate or at least completely fed up.
Damn, this chapter was brutal. Middle-high school aged kids can really be monsters in situations like this. Like @faniki said, even if Tsurara told them the truth (that she was blackmailed and raped by her coach) they would still call her a slut because that's what they already decided she was...
I think the last page is Tsurara trying to delude herself into believing that the baby she's pregnant with belongs to the nice guy she's dating, not the dickhead coach who raped her. It would make her pregnancy easier to bear.
Also @Rawhide, what the fuck dude? She's like 13 and the coach was...
Thank you so much for posting this! I own the physical manga (which is pretty expensive nowadays, since it's long out of print) and I've always wanted a digital copy.