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Given that the arc opens with Spica talking about how she based on her hairstyle on someone she idolized, my guess is the guard also idol worships Rukia and wants to be like her. Rukia just thinks it's funny to seduce guys in front of her, knowing that she'll go out and kill them if they ever...

100 Kanojo zing

I really hope this series ends with her finally breaking the male MC and turning him into a born-again Christian who never wants to see another naked woman as long as he lives.

Chiyo's main trait was reconfigured to "pint-sized housewife" ages ago, so the door is open for a new character to take her original trait.

If Rentaro can't fix this, I'm expecting the synchronization goes through and Nano spends the next 20 years creating time travel. Then instead of going back and fixing her timeline, she goes back to the past of the Superior Nano timeline and syncs it with the "main" world, so Alt Nano falls in...

Crazy theory: The taxi driver never killed the guy from the first chapter. He just drove him to his destination then let him out. Later, he saw a news report about the murders and realized that he could have prevented the serial killings if he had reported the guy to the police. So he's been...

This whole chapter feels like the author admitting that "yeah, if I were writing the male main character with any degree of realism, he'd probably be a magnet for ugly chicks instead of constantly having sex with hot girls".

There's another popular series in Japan called Golgo 13 about the world's greatest assassin. He's a real stoic dude who basically never trips up in his assassinations. Any time anything appears to challenge him, it turns out he was already aware of it and deals with it pretty swiftly. He's...

Yep, that's absolutely the punchline of the series. The white boxes are the hypnotized thoughts. He specifically refers to the underwear as "cute and modest" in the last one, so she was probably wearing something a lot more embarrassing before he was forced to forget what they looked like.

What an awful chapter. They give Spica double buns, but she's at an angle where you can barely see them.

The newspaper clipping emphasizes "the investigation focused on finding someone with a close relation to the victims". That tells me that the culprit is someone in plain sight that the detective overlooked because he was hyper-fixated on Mamoru and the affair. It was his downstairs neighbor...

Definitely gives me a 100 Kanojo vibe. Not just because of the main character or slapstick, but how it doesn't seem interested in starting drama between the heroines. They're all just sorta on-board with the premise.

New theory: The main character is the murderer. "The real Miyu in his heart" was something he wanted to get rid of, so he decided the only way to go back to normal was to kill her. He killed her during the 5:00 meeting and broke his arm in the process. Then he used the bully as an alibi. He...

Even in the first chapter, I got the impression that there was more going on with the bully situation than they were letting on. He claims that the guy "started bullying one of his classmates out of nowhere" The main character "fell down the stairs" while he was with the bully and wasn't pushed...

She's confident only in the sense that she blindly acts without any situational awareness. The moment she stops to actually think about what she's doing, she immediately falls into self doubt. That's pretty much the opposite of a stereotypical gyaru, who know that they're cool and don't need to...

I don't know why it's so hard for people to understand that he's attracted to the stereotypical gyaru personality, not just the clothes. He likes confident and playful girls, not awkward otaku trying desperately to throw themselves at him.

I get it. Like if you're into tomboys, a girl dressing like a tomboy doesn't automatically make her attractive to you. The personality's a big part of what's attractive about it.

Yeah, you probably could have used some 90s slang like "Ugh, as if~" or "Total buzzkill~" over FML. FML is still in use enough that I don't think anyone really associates it with the 00s.

Or just an option to filter certain genres, since most of the top 10 are usually those single-drawing Twitter postings.

The most interesting part of the series is that it's a stock "reincarnated as a villainess" plotline, except the main character thinks he's in a fantasy battle isekai. I don't know if it's something the series sticks with longterm, though.