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I mentioned this since chapter 1 but Hikaru, despite being this incomprehensible monstrosity, genuinely seems to care about Yoshiki and what he thinks of him and that's so... it's like, why? Why would the friend of a body he's possessed hold so much emotional weight over him? Is it because it...

Short hair Yoshiki arc... please, he looks adorable... also hilarious to have this wholesome, lighthearted gag right after one of the most intense freaking chapters.

So I finally got around to start reading this, and something I find so interesting is this "Hikaru" seems so...sentimental, if that's the word? Normally a possession or otherworldly eldritch being would be a lot more deadly and though I don't doubt this Hikaru is, he's also so attached to It's...

I remember someone saying if a baby antichrist could theoretically be defeated by raising them to be good instead, and it makes me think of this story. Raising this devilkid Nayuta to be a good person is a very sweet ending :'D Also love the idea that, despite her oddities, she's a good kid only...

What a surprisingly wholesome ending... I like how he draws the ocean :>

Moegi's manga always has such a wholesome feel to it, and I love how he's able to reconnect with his daughter now that he's becoming more in touch with his feelings :'D

I remember reading this with a bunch of other users as it was coming out and just the collective disappointment we had when the story reached its final arc... like fr this story has a cute art style and the countdown was genuinely an interesting read but once the story squeezes out everything it...

No way we're on the final volume?! I'm feeling bittersweet too ( ; w ; ) These two are so wholesome to see, I love their daily adventures together and I'll even miss that uglyass cat -sobs-

Misery loves company.

I like how Sachi says it herself that she's just saying bullshit and should really be the one to apologize - she was looking to lash out, was looking to be angry and have a pinpoint target with good enough reason to be angry at, but when confronted by Punpun's genuine "I'm sorry," she's left...

I'll admit, it'd be cute to watch a slice of life about the skittish girl and her seamstress boss trying to run a small clothing shop with all sorts of characters coming in wanting outfits for different reasons and occasions. They'd sit with the seamstress who'd slowly get them to open up about...

Genuinely irritated with Midori, I get Punpun's complicated feelings w/ her; a long-time family member raped him when he was still just a preteen, becomes his aunt, and now steps in as some kind of surrogate mother leaving him food and buying him a phone and shit and basically staying in his...

That last page tho...oof.

I really love how the artist just...got it. The monotony drivel of day to day life through pun-pun's eyes, the repetition, the BOREDOM, it's enough to drive a guy mad.

I agree that Midori must've sugercoated it or phrased it differently, because rather than get angry with her, the uncle says, "In fact, I love /you/ now more than ever!" as though there had ever been a reason to otherwise. I think they ARE alike in that they face their problems with a pragmatic...

Got emotional on this one.

That was...a dark line of thought for punpun. I can't help but pity him while also feel annoyed while also relate lol but c'mon bro, doing cheap gestures just to get sex, no wonder she refused the umbrella at the end. Punpun's self pity is a double-edged sword where he suffers and because of it...

I can't help but somewhat pity her - that scene where midori was moving away and she cried a little when they took a picture stuck with me, and I think the reason why was because midori was the one sense I normalcy in her life. Between her abusive husband, her fuck-up brother, the gloomy son she...

Wow. You could just FEEL how helpless and alone punpun is, furious with his soon to be aunt, anguished with his situation and dejected he can't do anything about it, and even trying to feel happy now instead feels forced and cheap like the lousy keychain he got.