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Yeah. Moyupu basically was saying "you're not as freaky as us, so you can stay in this world, bro".

What a penultimate chapter lol, Nick and Lever even made an appearance

Yep, that foreshadowing about Gomi was spot on, it hinted that past Moyupu was actually just like Gomi, and now Gomi is becoming just like current Moyupu. There are absolutely no good guys (or girls) in this trainwreck. And I can't get enough of it lol

Lol, the ugly bastard knows she's bad news but still fantasizes about her, down to being able to recognize the fragrances she uses (or the lack of it). However since his friend was beaten to a pulp he learned to keep his distance, which is a smart move lmao

Final page hit me hard because I've been in that exact situation lol.

Obviously a marriage of convenience, and now that she's found Gomi who can at least entertain her in all sorts of ways, she is getting defiant towards the husband. But the husband isn't exactly innocent either. He clearly has beaten her before and perhaps over even less important matters. Now...

All the role reversals make me chuckle. Kuroko is the ugly bastard breaking MC down into her sex slave. Jirou is the lonely housewife being groomed into a sex slave. If the ugly bastard ojiisan turns out to be the jealous coworker trying to have Kuroko all to himself, then the eventual...

Her dialogue during the tent pole scene made her sound like she's the ugly bastard lol

The Prime Minister's words here are important. He says that just like usual, it's the "capable comrades" who actually make the decisions and his job is to act like he is the one who made the decision, bearing the full brunt of responsibility for it whether it succeeds or fails. That is not a...

The segment about the TV program is another social commentary. The real problem with the Vtuber scam thing the program is talking about is the fact that our ostensibly "progressive" society was content to enable business models that thrive on banal and totally not wholesome interactions between...

Lol all the good guy shit he said in chapter 1 means absolutely nothing when we get to see what he's actually into. Perhaps that's why he was such a staunch defender of Kuroko's privacy, even. Makes me think of how many people always saying politically correct stuff (from any era, since...

Time to binge and re-read from the start since the final chapter has just been uploaded. One of the most interesting aspects of this manga is the beginning where Gomi, clearly already shown to not be an example of a well-adjusted human being with how he initially chose to vent his sexual...

That's certainly one way of looking at it. A neat one.

Almost like found footage but in manga form. Or maybe I should say epistolary manga.

So that is basically her womb tattoo.

Eyepatch lady is the vaudeville dancer called Ruri who just so happened to have also met Tamayama. This implies that she also had time travel experience, hence her obsession with wanting to meet Tamayama again via Sata's connection. The fact that she wore an eyepatch on her left eye which could...

Obviously the receiver is the metal object in his head, and now I remember the name of who the late Mitsuo reminds me of: Akihiko Hirata aka Dr. Serizawa from Godzilla 1954.

Mori's design seems to be based on a 1960s Kenji Sahara, the actor in Ultra Q and tons of kaiju movies. Some of the other characters also look a lot like Japanese actors from the same era.

Yes, it's going to be interesting how the author ties in the reference to the A Trip to The Moon face with Sata's condition.

Always feels great to see people appreciating Ishinomori's work, especially the ones pertaining to more mature subject matter like this one. I have always found his and Tezuka's use of cinematic elements in paneling and angling their scenes fascinating. Sabu and Ichi's noir-esque adventures are...