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The ending doesn't feel like one at all. Nothing is resolved, no questions are answered... It's not even like in some surrealistic, symbolic story, there are no clues towards the actual meaning and I honestly have no idea what message would it try to convey. Definitely much, much weaker than I'd...

i see. so a kid who wants things from their parent is soo selfish. after all you have to always prove your love to your parents even if they always ignored you and you have don't know how to approach them at this point. that's not messed up at all. also what a wonderful father, buying presents...

people really used to hope bleach would be good again huh

@me474 you thought people wouldn't do porn for a manga full of huge bulky men of various ages, some of whom wear tight/revealing clothes, with superpowers which often take form of *different* huge bulky men with inhuman features and which allow them to interact with others without directly...

@elfalas Don't forget about dating a soda can. That fights with other soda cans. Also yup, there was one about a hand, iirc it was Midori no Hibi. Also there was something about a humanized smartphone. No dating, though. Just charging.

Oh wow, I remember this one. The publisher announced it on April Fools and everyone thought it was a joke (some people even thought they made the whole series up), but the next day it turned out that, nope, it's for real, except that the title will be different. Also I think they said that the...

Best one of those oneshots. The reveal is a bit out of nowhere, but I can forgive that. It's so great and emotional, I was hesitant to read it because it's so long for a oneshot, but once I started, I couldn't stop.

This is... disappointing. There's a lot of buildup and a very emotional climax, but there is no resolution. Was the corridor sealed to conceal the murder? If yes, then why is the grandfather getting out of it freely? Hiding something like that should be a huge deal. There's no investigation, to...

look, this is great and touching and everything, but unfortunately, the only thing i could think about was "you think killing people will make them like you, but it doesn't! it just makes people dead!"

@Closedbox that's the kind of discussion I'm here for! though i'd put my bets on the guy being the one who died before they could fulfill the promise. he never saw her after they were separated, that's why he sees her as a child. tbh that's probably not true. like most "they're actually dead/in...

Ugh, I'm so angry that's all there is. Also, it has a completely different feel than before. There's less humor and new characters mixed with more attempts at crossover and more ~mystery~ that's very late-xxxholic-like. I'm not sure if I like this or not. And it's more rushed now, I think?

You can definitely see some ideas that would later be fleshed out in her other works (closed, narrow space where a group of friends spend time together and which becomes more and more deserted as one after another they face adolescence and leave - the sunroom from, well, In The Sunroom, or the...

Me, reading the description: sounds strangely normal for a Sakurada Hina manga Me, reading the comments: oh, okay, nevermind, still the same good ol' sensei (seriously, that woman thrives on dysfunction, and usually it's not even well-written. Just messed up and annoying.)

>two unrelated people whose parents got married start living together I've read enough shoujo to know where it's going

@LowSanity JPF z angielskiego nie tłumaczy, to nie Waneko. Ich nowe tłumaczenia są IMO okej (stare. hmm. spuśćmy zasłonę milczenia). Btw, jak chcesz zobaczyć prawdziwe drewno, polecam Hanami. Zwłaszcza Mushishi. Hmm, dunno about the cash, after all, there are more and more niche titles...

Why does it have a "yaoi" tag? It's not even remotely BL.

I still can't believe this absolute idiot had a goth gf but left her for his sister of all people

A lot of people said it already, but: Now that's what I call a misleading title. (you know what the art and description remind me of? All those knockoff notebooks and stickers they sell in small town toy shops and book/stationery shops. Also old flash games on cluttered websites full of ads. I...

@kiwifb It has to do with his (using he/him cause he identifies as male and wants to be seen as one) home culture and will be explained later; but rest assured, he can tell the difference just fine. If you don't want to wait, here's the explanation given in the manga:

@DJAlexDubCheck chapter 2, page 30. He's at the back of the crowd. I didn't recognize him at first, but I saw Jigen and went "alright, if he's here, then Lupin must be around, too".