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A different way of phrasing it: If Opera was a man, they would have said so. If they were a woman, same thing. They did not do either. That means they aren't one of the two "binary" options, so they're non-binary. That doesn't tell us if they're agender, bigender, genderfluid or some kind of...

I do love the iyashikei chapters this mangaka puts in between the ones that crush you like an empty soda can.

I mean. We don't know how he's going to react, or how Kyoko's going to react really. Never mind how Ren will react to Kyoko's reaction.

Get in line Mephy, Grandpa already has that job!

You need to tag this stuff. Doesn't matter if that means fewer people will read it, but the people who are scared off by a "slavery" or "grooming" tag were never going to like a story with slavery or grooming in it anyways. Doesn't mean people who read or write stories with these topics in them...

I thought she was a little younger than that, and he a little older. At 12 and 15, 3 years is still a pretty big gap in life experience though. And while the audience might know Melody has memories from her past life, it's still giving "20-y/o thinking a 16-y/o is 'very mature for her age'."

That editor fumbled big time. This is the sweet-old-lady yuri, why get upset when the sweet old ladies get yuri with it???

Oh this poor old lesbian, heaven help her with pretty sapphic eggs.

Either this is yaoi, in which case Akira is indistinguishable from a girl-character, or Akira is a guy in drag and Ibuki's a very masculine girl with a straight crush. Can't have it both ways.

That's why I wouldn't have thought much about it in any other work. But. A raven for all seasons was a lesson in humility re: expectations. Because that manga did everything up to and including fucking lying to the audience (because a character was lying to everyone else for Reasons), but mostly...

If Yukiya is Wakamiya's "one in a hundred", who is Sumio? In any other series I wouldn't question it. But. I read a raven for all seasons. This author absolutely would pull something like foreshadowing a Sumio betrayal in a single slightly off line of dialogue.

They're idiots, your honor.

Kinda funny that Wakamiya is telling Yukiya to call him "Waka-sama" while incognito.

That's a LOT faster than I expected there to be any movement in the secret keeping.

No, no, they need to trade it back and forth! That way they both have the Too Big hoodie (that kinda smells like the other person).

These TWO! I CAN'T! Nice to know the mom's a lady of taste.

Maybe? There's no victim, not even an actual/original inhabitant of the body. If this had been a body-swap situation where the body they're in now was originally someone else's I'd say probably. But, given that there's no victim, I'd say probably not. I'd MUCH rather the MC have a minor...

You mean something like that last dungeon boonies manga?

A story doesn't have to be a deathgame to have stakes. The Wezaemon arc is explicitly the only shot they're going to get at this. And there's no do-overs in a live exhibition match. Yeah, no-one dies if they lose, but that means that the characters can lose, without the story ending. In a story...

Jin "Right in front of my salad" Guangyao.