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The development that losing their powers should have brought wasn't just them coming to understand that they're special to each other. It was also coming to terms with themselves. The reason they started swapping was because, back in chapter 1, they envied and wanted to be each other. That's the...

It's dead, Jim. http://mousoumuzai01.blog24.fc2.com/blog-entry-818.html

@SoloSera There is literally nothing wrong with slut-shaming. The Western world would be a better place if there were more of it. The double-standard got removed in the wrong direction; it should have been applied to both sexes, not neither. Maybe then gays wouldn't have spent so much time...

Wait, what? When did this group start holding back releases?

@Jmann That's because gyarus ARE sluts. The "pure gyaru" trope is a subversion. It's just so common that it doesn't feel like one. Not that I'm complaining; a romance manga with a realistic gyaru wouldn't be worth reading.

Ask not what you can put on your egg, but what your egg can be put on. Fried eggs, whether sunny side up or over easy/hard, are best eaten as part of something else, the obvious answer being a breakfast sandwich alongside bacon, sausage, cheese, and beans, but also on other kinds of sandwich...

@Ovdose She'd probably be able to explain it with how long he froze up before responding. Of course, that's assuming she doesn't drop her spaghetti. Which she would, since she's Nakano.

@mahtan It's textbook doublethink.

@mogu Four releases in ten months is pretty dead. Even with 84 a week ago, there was every reason to expect we might not see chapter 85 until September.

I totally relate to coming to university and having none of my classmates recognize me. Except I never made any major changes to my outfit, and I didn't skip any lectures like she did.

I used to practice my signature. Then when I actually started signing things for real, it just turned into the first letter, a random squiggle, and the last letter. I hope I never have cause to need handwriting analysis, because they're all completely different, even down to the number of loops.

About time they went clam-digging with each other.

Whenever I see chapters like this I can't help but remember having been raised never to use an umbrella in a thunderstorm. I know it's pretty irrelevant when they're in a city with tall buildings all around, but even so.

Setting aside the... colorful translation decisions, why do the pages look like they've been smeared with vaseline?

Pretty dissatisfying in my book. I was expecting more out of the two of them. Not saying I wanted it to suddenly turn into a romance or something, but this ending lacked impact. I've seen mere volume endings that felt more substantial than this series's ending. I blame part of it on the fact...

25 pages every 2-3 months is nowhere near enough. I hope this becomes popular enough for the cadence to get faster.

It's belated, but everyone should be aware that this is a rewrite, not a translation.

@Jaegrqualm I readily admit to not speaking any Japanese, but I decided to compare the two against the raw, since they're so different that even just knowing what words are used will be enough to tell which is correct. I first took a look at the bottom bubble on the second panel of the first...

@phoenixir I know, right? Those pages were quite the unexpected treat, but a welcome one. Well, with the setup of the school's grade system, there is the chance we'll see some other elementary-age girls, so with any luck we could get more outfits like that again.

@Gian @kolotons The only reason we got them was because they were still technically covered. Judging from the way they hid them in chapter 4 despite all the udders being shown, I'm sure the publisher's too cowardly to do let the author do things properly.