Search results

(this is what the refrance)

Potato is "land-apple" in Hebrew too -- "tapuach adama". Still, it's important not to judge things based on narrow-minded cultural assumptions.

Is that photo from her last birthday? If so, assuming my math is right, she couldn't have been more than 20 when Sarina was born. Aqua did when they were in preschool, back in chapter 7. Ruby dodged the question, and he decided not to pry. They've both decided it's not something they need to know.

For readers in North America, Viz is simulpubbing the manga now on their new service!

Well, we've been slowing down on that metric. Here, have some more of Suu's friends: We got girlfriend 5, Kusuri, in chapter 10. We got girlfriend 10, Mimimi, in chapter 39, 29 chapters after Kusuri. We got girlfriend 15, Momiji, in chapter 69, 30 chapters after Mimimi. We got girlfriend 20...

He's on girlfriend 24 and it's not yet August 3? Dang, he's way ahead of schedule. To reach 100 by graduation, he only needs to average a girlfriend every 11 days or so. August 3 is around four months after the school year starts, meaning around 120 days, so we're looking at a girlfriend every...

Back up there -- Kubo-san is decidedly neither of those things. It ran in Weekly Young Jump, currently the fifth-best-selling manga magazine in the country and the second-best-selling seinen magazine, home to Tokyo Ghoul, Kaguya-sama, Gantz, Kingdom, and Golden Kamuy.

I almost feel like "remorse" is beside the point, because this is less about moral right and wrong and more about factual right and wrong: She's a girl in pain who did her best to ease that pain with a belief that she could at least be proud of one thing that set her apart. And now she's been...

This is, like, at least the fourth time I've seen the character type of the school idol who hates how she gets treated because she doesn't feel she's recognized enough for her hard work (that is, her virtue).

I already had a good opinion of the creators, but that interview made me like them a lot more. Especially this: Also I love how enthusiastic they are about each other's work (some of which was already clear).

I don't think ingratitude is the problem. For all we know, they could be quite aware of how lucky they are that Izumi's been willing to contribute so much. Maybe they've even been expressing gratitude. The problem is that they've been accepting a status quo where she takes entirely unreasonable...

Or "I never thought I'd have to deal with this." (Mind you, I had to consult DeepL for that.)

There's precedent for asexual/aromantic main characters in manga. See Kiryuu-sensei wa Renai ga Wakaranai, Is Love the Answer?, I Want to Be a Wall. And this mangaka's covered themes of the many relationships people can have with "love" before, in It's Not Meguro-san's First Time.

Man, if she's gonna just decide "nah, never mind, it's too pretty", the cliffhanger feels kinda cheap. Now obviously if she burnt it there wouldn't be a plot, but the way I see it, there's two good options there: End chapter 1 with an open-ended "what the hell do I do with something this...

More fuel for my thesis that in manga, being a Hard Worker is the one virtue that really matters.

Once again, capitalism proves to be the real villain. :p The WN is 532,051 characters, which IIRC is equivalent to around half as many English words.

"If Akira-chan were a boy instead, I think I'd want to go out with her!" - Rumi, chapter 5 It's definitely on the table.

Credits page: Ah, I know the answer to this one.

DON'T BELIEVE HER LIES

@Umairuem Gotta be 20 to drink in Japan.