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If Hassan and Asmongold had seen how Rihito's girls fighting over social media, they would have realized how pointless their conflict was and become best friends.

Only a genius woman would list drinking and gambling as hobbies on a work resume.

Are they still deleting chapters? I thought it was a temporary quirk.

Somewhere around elementary school, I secretly gave chewing gum to a girl I liked. Until I gave her a half-eaten pack because I was so hungry. Yes, it was as cringe-worthy as it sounds.

Given some of the nuances of this game, your question takes on an intriguing additional context.

I haven't read LN, but judging by the reviews, it feels like three parallel, different versions of the same events. Even taking into account the expected nuances of adaptation to different formats. Did you wake up naked after some guy gave you a pill? This game is even more realistic than...

The topic of fake smiles in the Aka's manga? Interesting, interesting, of course.

If Jun Maeda had written this, it would have ended up with Kaede dying as a child and him being the only one who could see her ghost this whole time. Don't ask me about plot holes, lmao. "For now" clearly indicates that she expects them to meet again.

If this manga had a 50+ episode old anime, I bet there would be a cliffhanger ending before the new season. Well, or just the 8th episode of the anime, if we weren't talking about chapter 161.

Judging by the plot, the author also decided to take a break, lmao.

The author drank Monster Energy and quickly returned to developing the final chapters, lmao.

I see. I just noticed that although most of the girls are still in school, some characters are drawn to look like they are in their 20s or even 30s. Although, as I understand it, even characters who look like they are the same age can still be from different generations.

According to lore, are most of the active uma musume at one time still schoolgirls or are there young adults?

It amuses me how much this manga sometimes resembles a rom-com version of the movie "Analyze This." The fact that she is apolitical is probably the only thing that prevents her from getting a complete bingo of social media problems.

Dude, I'm not going to swallow your bait for the sake of another endless "someone on the internet is wrong" argument that won't end until your opponent stops responding. You can declare your own position "confirmed" as much as you like, I don't care. The matter is closed.

I love how this chapter is simultaneously completely insane and self-aware in its deliberate, surreal grotesqueness.

I think in the US, you'd also end up in a shitty situation if you tried to resolve a personal issue by force. However, in today's US, such a segment would likely end in another culture war and a holy battle online over the its context of boys versus girls. Modern Western people will instantly go...

Sometimes when I read this manga, I feel like I'm reading a crude yuri hentai where the premise was later rewritten for a Class S setting and the dialogues was adjusted to formally discuss music and self-improvement, lmao. Especially given the local running gag where girls describe rock music...

The Pekora's chapters is like a tragicomedy about the life of a simple office lady, but transformed into a gag comedy about monster girls.

So she wasn't trying to seduce her and the pun was in "it's not what it looks like" joke?