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Two thoughts: Did the manga really need a second source for ridiculous world-breaking things besides Kusuri's drugs? The fact that this company is related to Iku's family makes a lot about her intensity suddenly make more sense.

(Though Rina has her own harem, so...)

Since Kurumi's situation is a little more complicated than being a regular tsundere, I propose the term pekodere. Instead of the tsun-tsun onomatopoeia for aloofness, it's the peko-peko onomatopoeia for an empty stomach, and thus a pekodere is a girl who can't be lovey-dovey unless she's eaten.

Ah, the contrast between Mahiro's reaction to Momiji and the reaction to Mihari...

Everything else makes perfect sense, but why exactly is Mihari chowing down on a sweet potato on the last page?

I suspect that'll end up playing into the story — I mean, the fact that she is just along for the ride is going to end up letting her offer a useful insight that the girls actively "running away" won't be able to see. Same for Risa, for that matter.

Well, to her producer, who we've not met but who may be the same as Yui's from this. It's a little unclear how many producers are working in this version.

Ah, Akane wants to find Makoto because she's already demonstrated the ability to sober Akane up. That's not bad thinking while drunk.

I think it's just more emphasizing Haniel's inhuman nature — the "Mandate of Heaven" details are obviously sketchy, but I gather that it is her body.

I mean, based on the Kaede/Mihari bits we've had in this doujin series, Kaede is planning on Mahiro being her sister-in-law in both directions.

Yay, Yui! (I had to take a break to listen to "Radio Happy" before finishing the chapter.)

I'm a little baffled by the apparent belief that this isn't romance. Gojou's saying that he fell for the character that Marin also fell for (and grew her own hair out to resemble), and that he has absolute confidence that she can embody that character — and the way that she makes people fall in...

This wasn't a reveal of Haniel. This was a reveal of Gojou. Honestly, I've been enjoying this storyline a lot, not least because we're getting something that's been building up since the Liz-kyun cosplay: this isn't Gojou assisting with Marin's hobby anymore. It's just as much, or even more...

Okay, showcasing world witch culture and doing a deep dive into Aomori at the same time is pretty great.

I've really been enjoying this storyline, for some reason, though it's frustrating to see both Marin, well, frustrated, and Gojou driving himself to self-harm levels in a way we've not seen since that first Shizuku-tan costume. The way that that "Mandate of Heaven"'s author's interview...

They're just saying that Mihari is acting like a mom, telling them to eat all their veggies. She's probably doing it because because she's gotten into the habit of being strict with Mahiro's diet (and bedtime and such).

Chika's fan having been there for her first "collab" with Hikaru (way back in chapter 43) — and resolving to follow her career then — is both very cute and a little worrying.

I'm having visions of a Ayano-Kyoko-Yui thruple, with Chitose, the eternal wing-woman, happily watching over them as she smilingly nosebleeds to death in the corner.

What I don't get about the original Liella: when we have Kanon and Chisato being all childhood-friends-snuggly, and Sumire and Keke being all bicker-flirting, how is Ren still the gayest one?