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@fk1995 You probably miss-remembered because one of the modern tactics that Kappa taught Kawahime was fetishwear- specifically the "school swimsuit," because both Kappa and Kawahime are pervs. They also brought her to the beach later.

@fk1995 france001 is correct. Why would he need to give swimming lessons to a water ayakashi? Edit: He did give "lessons" to Kawahime at one point, but they weren't about swimming. They were about approaching guys, because she's got the "vitality draining succubus" archetype but isn't...

@Fuko More information can be found here: https://kappapedia.blogspot.com/2015/01/kappa-no-kizugusuri.html @Harvester There's also the girl he gave swimming lessons to.

Apparently the exorcists didn't get the memo that skinning humans for changing suits isn't really a thing anymore.

Yay for another non-anime storyline and witches from a different school who are just as quirky as the Luna Nova irregulars!

@boag Well, he's self-admittedly still kind of shit at doing the faces of the dolls. Even just from the title itself it's always struck me as a given that the heroine is a stand-in for the dolls that he gets to dress up in the meantime- except instead of a doll she's an adorable, bubbly...

@Harvester Catgirl; they were just dressing her up like Freddy at the club, so the son got rejected again. ?

One issue with Momo's design is that if they actually wanted to go all-in on the customization part Umiko is going to give Hajime a concussion with the forehead flick for tacking on a huge new subsystem.

It feels like it's been a while since we've had a reminder that sometimes ayakashi are actually dangerous to humans.

@SpacyRicochet In Japan most companies will require that you fill out a resume/CV form (rirekisho) when applying for a job. Since the form is standardized you can buy more-or-less universally accepted blank forms with all the required fields at stationery stores.

@raven_freak In terms of presentation yes; it's very faithful to the feel of the anime. In terms of the story presented... sort of; some chapters do replicate episodes of the anime, while other chapters reference and expand upon the anime, assuming that the reader has watched it. The intent...

@Beastmanga Perhaps, but it may never actually come up unless the manga introduces a potential love rival other than the deadpan best bro.

Given the episode context the second bubble in the second panel should probably read, "She's too strong." The translation of the first bubble in that panel is also pretty vague. The original read "Yokat- " which is probably the speaker about to say "Yokatta," an expression of joy/relief that...

@Shyning Some of the stories in the cancelled YA Arashi will continue in the regular YA magazine. It's also not totally unheard of for a story to jump to an entirely different publisher, but I don't think that's common, and this one probably isn't enough of a proven success to shop around like that.

@Tray I'm pretty sure the tonal shift happened the chapter after the author was told that the magazine was cancelled and he needed to wrap things up quick. :( @Shyning The story does end with chapter 20. The author's note mentions that he's got something in the June issue of the main Young...

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@genderbenderbb2: I don't think the series is actually done yet. It's serialized in Monthly Comic Alive, and it's still listed in their current lineup: https://comic-alive.jp/magazine/lineup.html. The first volume released in January with 5 chapters, so it makes sense that they wouldn't have...

The joke here is somewhat lost in translation. As indicated by the images to the left, Hiro specifically asks if Klaxohime is Zero Two's younger sister, which prompts her snapping back about how she's existed since long before they were born.

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@monkey123: I thought it was pretty good when i read it years back. Nothing amazing, but entertaining, and the worldbuilding utilizes a mix of Judeochristian and Sumerian motifs, which is somewhat uncommon.