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It really never stops blindsiding you, but I’m so here for it. What a masterfully twisted tale, with the best kind of ending a story like that can have.

Schoolground cult pulling an “I am Spartacus” while the conspiracies churn beneath the surface. This is absolutely not what I expected when I started this, but I’ll be damned if it isn’t peak.

The undeniable power of bisexuality and adorable men, absolute peak.

Even though it’s just a grounded summer story like the others, the imagery and terminology used here makes it feel weirdly… liminal. I like it.

Never in my LIFE have I been more mad to be redirected to the title screen of a manga, this is such a bad time to binge this whole thing... I don't regret it, though. It's simply too peak.

Even though I thought President Ali Baba was kind of an iffy figure at the start, they ended up becoming one of my favorites. Awesome as Beowulf is, I was cheering for them--it really feels like they earned their "power of friendship" moment.

He hasn't felt like too much of a presence so far compared to the others, so it's good to see Sinbad getting a moment to shine.

Ah, it’s really unfair. I love my genderfluid monarch Takeru and that shot of Team Yamato standing under the sun is so badass, but I love Arthur’s character development and KRT’s dynamics… I just want to see them both win!

Now I really want to see what it’d be like if all of KRT each strived for maximum cuteness without holding back. It’d probably be spectacular.

Huh, eight different personalities is a take on Orochi I've surprisingly never seen. Pretty witty.

Absolutely fuming that this is just a oneshot, the premise is so good!

Never trust inhumanly beautiful women named Kiara in positions of importance in schools. They (of both examples I’ve seen) always have some sort of perverse dark side. That said, I feel like Prez is at least not going to go fully down the path of a certain nun.

What an absolutely insane story. But there’s a happy ending for most people involved, the art is and has been beautiful, and the creeper teacher got suplexed and was never seen again—I think I enjoyed it, ultimately.

And we’re back to the crazy plotlines coming at you at hyperspeed. Honestly, I can’t even dislike it-this series so blatantly decided pacing and foreshadowing were for losers and I can’t help but respect it.

And now we’re back to something relatively salient. Does the madness reset per volume?

Chaotic and indiscernible, but also kind of peak.

Yuri’s become really cool, huh.

On the one hand, valuable lessons about not repressing yourself. On the other… that. She ended up being scary in a whole different direction, huh.

Wait, this is actually kind of really good.

Two chapters in and our “normal” girl is already in deep. Guess that’s what happens in a situation like that.