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Are they laughing because their friend is in pain or because her doctor's examination looks like sexual harassment? :huh:

So, overall, it will take 4-5 courses to fully adapt the entire story?

So, the "second season" that came out last year was actually just the second part of the first season?

It might be too late to ask, but what chapter of the manga has the anime reached and is there any chance of a continuation after that?

Why does his sister always have that expression on her face as if she's seeing a jump scare in a horror movie for the first time?

In 2026, I don't trust people who discuss the purity and dirtiness of girls so passionately. :haa:

I don't know anything, in my opinion in this chapter she already looks especially "mature", if you know what I mean. :huh:

I once went to a neighboring town with a childhood friend's band, along with some other mutual friends, to support them. Two-thirds of the audience ended up being with us, even though we were the openers, LMAO. Then no questions. Sorry if I was stuffy.

I just wanted to say that this scene is more of a "take that!" on the cute boys pop-rock bands that often pretend to be rock more than really play it, rather than any commentary on their gender, if that's what you're talking.

I'm not sure if this moment was intentionally meant to be some kind of power fantasy, but everyone is entitled to give things the meaning they see them as. There was a case in my life when the trailers before the movie in the cinema were more interesting than the movie itself, lmao.

That moment when the openers turns out to be way better than the main band. Also, I've seen this gag many times already, but I still can't stop laughing when I see the middle finger censored, lmao.

After this chapter, I once again regained my faith that I will be able to see the end of Detective Conan and One Piece before I turn 70 old. But seriously, chapter 160 is still a decent enough chapter for the first real development in a rom-com. Better late than never (c)

I hope it's successful whether I like it or not. We've been getting more shoujo and mature shonen/seinen, but there's still not enough josei or serious dramas.

I know about Daigo, that's why I wrote "out of context". If I like the anime, I'll read the manga without a problem. It's just that my experience with the drama has been mixed, so sometimes I like to know what to expect in advance.

It's funny how little sometimes, the author still has to add to keep people ship things, lmao.

So, if I understand you correctly, he is her only love interest, but it is left open since for the (main) characters, romance is not the main theme of the manga? I'm not familiar with the entire manga, so without knowing Emily already has a partner, the final page looks like a double yuri couple...

I'm not familiar with this character yet, but after Mizuki, I'm not surprised by aggressive attempts to impose gender definitions on non-binary characters. Also, am I right in understanding that in the finale Makio got back together with her ex-boyfriend, while Asa doesn't have a love interest...

This chapter gives me "I was trying to fail this audition on purpose but I suddenly passed" vibes so much.

This manga is like a typical Key themed harem, but where all the female love interests have bipolar disorder.

In Emily's case, there's no question; she's still a significant supporting character. It's just that out of context, it's a bit confusing. Especially considering that the anime's promotion lists her as the third most important character.