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1 - this looks fantastic 2 - I think the 'tsumori pen' is a pun, because while tsumori does mean 'intention, plan' it also is a noun form of tsumoru 'pile up' - so it's 'piling up' the words > sand in a heap.

'What does your girlfriend do?' 'oh, she works part-time as a cat' '...?????'

Mr Tiggy: you will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy

I suspect it's uchi no in the Japanese original, which is basically 'belonging to my household' - often 'our' but sometimes 'my'.

Lol, cheese without fermentation?

As happy as I am they're making progress, it feels really weird when she explicitly turned him down before - like, shouldn't she maybe explicitly rescind that first, and make things super clear? Two people kissing when there's officially and formally nothing going on between them sounds like a...

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Ohhhh, this'll be a great anime

Dang, she knows Kuukai! Girl's got connections!

This series is simultaneously absolutely brilliant and unutterably stupid. I love it.

Seems like a stretch to me, TBH; I'd only think it was a wordplay if the actual kanji 黒 was involved (like as ruby or whatever). There's a lot of reasons to just use hiragana, and 'being young and unfamiliar with a word' is definitely one possibility!

Kurou 苦労 is not 'black'; that's kuro 黒. Kurou is 'hardships, difficulties, the kind of thing you have to struggle through and endure'. Kuro is a native Japanese word; kurou is made of two Chinese loanwords - they're only coincidentally similar.

I love how everyone is absolutely terrified of Nobu because they're all politically minded and see everything as a power play, but Nobu's just like 'eh, we like making people happy by serving good food'

This was stupid and glorious

Oh my goodness I love these children so much

Oh my goodness she's just too sweet

This has got to be one of the most intelligent and respectful depictions of teenage worries I've ever seen. Excellent manga. Fushimi is goals. (Bonus points for calling out your average adult on how disrespectful of teenagers and their worries they typically are.)

I have never heard 'suits you right', and it sounds very unnatural to me!

This looks lovely, but boy does it look like there's going to be some sad situations involved. Fantastic art, though.