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I think I've realized that you and I just have very different ideas about what the point of this story is, which honestly, that's totally fair.

Nah I don't know if that really counts as a gotcha, at least not in the way I originally meant it in reference to the sun or other seemingly unimportant details. We know Nazuna's situation is a mystery and it is treated as such in-universe, so it's kind of expected we'll figure out more about...

Once again, honestly - Susuki tells Kou she cannot drink his blood because there is a rumor that drinking the blood of a human you love will kill them. Kiku figures out that falling in love with a human (and drinking their blood?) will turn you back into a human and kill you. Both Azami and...

My understanding is that she did fall in love (we can see a "ba-dump" signaling her heart literally starting to beat again at one point) but I also just think it's kind of hard to believe she's thousands of years old and has been courted by countless people but the depressed 14 year old boy was...

I guess I just never got that we were supposed to assume that's why Mahiru died. Like Kiku was out in the daylight when she led Kou to his mom and I mean, sure, maybe we can start playing "there's a certain AMOUNT of sunlight that is required to be harmful" but then that would just kind of suck...

I don't really understand why this would be the case? I feel like the only thing we've ever heard about the sun in-universe is that it's an inconvenience. We've at the very least seen multiple vampires out and about while it's light enough out to call it morning.

I really can't stress enough how much I appreciate that Seo is capable of talking to other people like a normal human. I'm about done with the whole 'hyper-anxious sweaty outcast that can't string two words together in front of a girl' trope.

hold up, what? i was not at all under the impression that that was meant to be ambiguous. i don't know that i even like that "rule" but if it isn't true than what the fuck was the point of any of it? if all of the vampire rules were meant to be ambiguous this entire time than i absolutely suck...

me either. i think the entire trip, basically from the moment they met haruka to when kou comes home and reads mahiru's letter was genuinely awful. the gap in quality between that arc and the rest of this manga could fit several planets.

i get you and i agree but i mean we just had a whole arc culminate with the knowledge that a vampire will die/potentially kill someone else if they suck the blood of someone they love which is why i don't think this is necessarily a victorious moment. that's to say, i don't think we're done with...

yeah i mean after everything that just happened, her falling in love with him actually seems like a bad thing. i'm sure there's a workaround the author has up their sleeve but i don't think this is really a "hell yeah" moment.

i been obsessed with that kendrick picture too. how's he such a small little guy.

people want to say "it's just a gag comedy it's not that deep" which like...okay sure, but then we get to criticize the fact that these last nine chapters exist at all. the author has tried at various points to have a "serious" conversation about what it means to have this kind of relationship...

lmao i don't remember this other girl at all. who the hell

teacher's in the back like hang on i didn't sign off on kidnapping

genuinely love the way these characters play off each other. just makes me smiley. i hope this doesn't get cancelled or anything, i really like just watching these guys talk to each other.