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At this point I'm just bored of Kaoru as a character. The only time she even has a personality is when she's interacting with her sister otherwise she's just this unspeakably bland "seductress" who is no more attractive than any other character in the manga while also being far less likeable or...

I appreciate how much energy Asuka is dedicating to making sure Yuu's dumb ass makes it into the same school as Kuroki.

Yeah this chapter has kind of utterly failed to explore the distinction between the different kinds of love. It's hard to believe Himari is even taking this seriously if she hasn't even considered whether she wants physical intimacy from Yori. Wanting to bake for someone is in no way an...

Yuri living up to her name I see.

@Babydel Chitose's entire purpose in the plot may actually be foreshadowing that Nomans can change their point of attachment to our world.

I love that dumb gay ghost. She actually kinda overshadows the rest of the manga for me because of how great she is.

I'm so bored with love triangles.

People claiming Asuka is too possessive are exaggerating pretty hard. Sure, she's a little insecure but it's not like she's ever expressed that in a harmful way. The most she ever does is fish for reassurances that she's important to her. Hell, she's going out of her way to help Yuu spend more...

Other people's feelings or desires continue to have no real worth to Kaoru and she just does whatever she wants.

@auxy I am here for basically every pairing except this one. This one is on probation until Kaoru displays the capacity to treat her partners like people rather than toys.

It's really hard to take this seriously after the tone it established beforehand.

I like this pairing a lot more now that Mio doesn't have Shizuka up on a pedestal and they are acting as equals within their relationship. It's had some really good development.

Haruka is the most powerful and I love her.

@xrailee Why? She's likely doing this for Yori's sake by giving Himari an actual sense of urgency in getting her shit together and making a choice instead of stringing Yori along indefinitely because she'll never push her for a concrete answer herself. It definitely reads as her intentionally...

See this is how you do a love triangle well.

Art being turned into a capitalist endeavour was never going to turn out to be conducive to innovation or artistic expression.

@igenetycs I'm pretty sure she's going to just be a comedic foil rather than an actual dramatic love rival.

Give me that ghost harem.

The sooner Utena manages to retain the spine she has while fighting and uses it to turn the tables on that insufferable bat the happier I'll be.

The established tone just doesn't jive with this degree of drama. There was foreshadowing that something was going to happen but this something is so wildly dissonant from the overall tone I'm not even invested in it I'm just annoyed. Intentional tonal whiplash just feels like a cheap ploy for...