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For anyone else who didn't know (like me), "giving a metal club to an oni" is a metaphor for turning a big advantage into an overwhelming advantage.

Everyone else, with regard to this chapter: <Well, that escalated quickly.gif>

I know, right? How sadistic do you have to be, to deliberately interrupt a couple who aren't doing anything to bother you aside from "being happier than you are"?

Said it before, but it's worth saying again: Except for Yotsuha/Uichi/Fuu, everyone in this manga is actually a relative of Costco-cart-rammer Karen. "Any perceived 'crime' against me, even if I'm flat-out in the wrong, I will inflict punishment a thousandfold."

Caesar's famous quote when he did so was "The die is cast", but this one seems a lot more like "The duh is cast". :worry:

They don't have locks like American lockers… which, considering how many bullying plotlines I've seen/read over the years, makes absolutely no frickin' sense once you stop and think about it.

Please please please, so much this. 🤞 Also, my long-held pet theory that Clover is seems to have flown out the window, unless it's something like Huh. Now my "unless it's" might make a lot more sense… well, maybe. Thank you. 😌

My brother or sister in humanity, it's wise not to ask questions if you don't really want to know the answer. 😉

True, but at least it's not machine "TL". When I was a youngun, misspellings and grammar errors (like this was rife with) drove me nuts. Nowadays I'm quite content to ignore even an ocean of them, as long as I can sift them out to understand the true meaning underneath. Beats the heck out of a...

So they can become an unfettered waifu?

Full title: Kimi wa Yotsuba Ominous Foreshadowing no Clover. 😉

Yes. Mori-sensei showed us the light; now it's up to us to follow it. (volume 7 of https://mangadex.org/title/cedc7401-8c70-4057-b14a-4ecbbcd73945/a-bride-s-story) :huh:

"Tomo, I have a confession… I wasn't actually jealous of Akari, after all. …I was actually, jealous of both of you! So I know a way that you and Akari don't have to be sad any more, if you're willing to listen..." :devilish:

The true ending is the sisters he rizzed along the way.

To me, the big reveal of this chapter is that "dude who somehow resents Uichi for saving him from bullies" has actually met Clover (whereas Clover has kept a careful distance from his other pawns). There have been too many hints that Clover is her brother, and this locks it down. (Remember how...

'Been saying for a while it's the brother, trying to kill Uichi because of a timeline where he didn't realize in time that Yotsuha died trying to save him or due to a horrible coincidence where she thinks he rejected her or something. For my money, he's the one responsible for susdad's...

Thank you, nailed it! :clap: I and just about everyone else thought Yotsuha was playing Western chess, where you eliminate pieces. She got tired of Western chess and graduated to shogi (when you take a piece you can later drop it back on the board… on your side). :win: Thank you much for...

Argh, can't unsee! My memories recombined with all the nsfw villainery… so instead of that MC flying on a giant fluffy puppy-thing, it's Fran flying a giant metal boner. Excuse me, I mean sword. :lewd:

Thank you both for combining your wondertwin powers to make me feel a LOT better about this chapter. :wooow: I can finally concede a point, to the people who keep trying to change the last syllable of her name from -ha (は) to -ba (ば)… You know how Fuu loves calling her Yotsu-happy? If your...

This, but the whole chapter. I swear the manga is set in a universe where COVID (like rabies) is primarily a brain virus that spreads through droplets, instead of going after the lungs first and other targets (brain, cardiovascular, etc) second.