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The TLnotes about Ootori meaning Big Bird have become relevant at long last! :dogkek:

She caused the disaster didn't she? :worry:

I'm going to go ahead and predict that the dude on the last page is a red herring and is really just some random guy who happened to be passing by and got momentarily distracted by the view. The actual suspicious person will turn out to be Shun coming by to see Nana all the time but never going...

If you really want to know more about when your sister worked there, it would help a lot if you actually asked about her.

"Maybe Oedipus was right" Are you referring to the part where he unknowingly married his mother, or the part where he gouged out his own eyes and exiled himself after finding out that she was his mother?

"You know it's considered more elegant to flatten your chest when wearing a yukata!" Don't know how you expect her to flatten those mountains without the aid of some heavy duty construction equipment.

Did the bandit who got his hands chopped off have a quick-reload power? Bro was firing off that muzzle-loading, single-shot flintlock like it was a semi-auto.

Jitsu wa Watashi wa is a good one that's already complete, and fully scanlated.

A Hamita story with a good ending? Now that is a twist I never saw coming.

Why the 196+15 below her height? Why divide it up like that?

Guy went from the chibi-est of chibis to a middle-aged mountain man in 12 years? Must've been one hell of a workout routine and diet.

With as often as sandal straps break in manga, I can only assume that japanese sandal makers have really shoddy workmanship.

Between my fat ass and your phat ass, there won't be any room left for the water.

Not sure what kind of animal that was on page 5, but it'll probably be haunting my dreams tonight. :notlikethis:

Ever wondered what makes special sauce so special?:worry:

Why did you set up a tent at an indoor pool?:question:

Poor Onii-chan... :fml:

Would've worked better as a oneshot. The primary gag gets old after the first couple chapters and none of the characters are interesting or likable enough to carry the story.

One thing I always wonder with these sorts of post-apocalyptic settings that have the oceans dried up is; How? Where did the water GO? When a body of water dries up the water doesn't cease to exist, it just moves somewhere else. Granted, this story has a flying, immortal mermaid and could just...

The trick is to not form an emotional attachment to the onion.