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A.) It's too small to count B.) A drawing of a drawing makes it okay C.) She actually drew something else that happens to look like a penis and talking about it like it is one, but it's totally not, officer D.) The lolicon mangaka fears no law Take your pick.

Hagu did an excellent job of paralleling Sensei and Sasha with these two. It's not completely overlapping, and the personalities are wildly different, but it's still very clear. That young Yumenomi looks like Sensei while still being distinct helps, too. Now...

While the fox's line is a bit clunky, I will always appreciate translators working around gendered pronouns for reveals instead of just having them vary based on what the reader knows.

NAKAI YATTEMO NAKAI YATTEMO

So this is what Man vs Author looks like.

A cake and a single mother of two. At least she'll always have the Pygmalion option.

Well, nice to see the mangaka's got priorities.

What happened to the cat? Did it also fall into the pool and get pulled under? Crushed under dragon meat? Fly off? Don't introduce something so cute and then not explain!

The JK alien tried to violate a guy in front of his loli love interest, only for the tentacle chuuni to tear her out of the building and start a midair fight. Meanwhile, the guy, still hypnotized, tried to violate his childhood friend while the loli got an anger powerup. They just don't make...

Can't imagine why.

This is how a Misaki spin-off ought to be: boobs, not cubes.

As nostalgic as it is to see a marshmallow hell, I can't help but feel this one wasn't particularly well-executed. It looks more like a Rubin vase than a contrivedly enviable situation.

The last page makes it looks like the archetypal protagonist has a circular eye, and that feels like the wrongest thing in this series.

On the contrary, maintaining artistic integrity is the most ethical thing an artist can do. How could it possibly be ethical to ditch that which you enjoy, value, and have things to say about? Sensei encounters this very conflict: convey that which he is deeply passionate about, or convey a...

This is a remarkably well-written chapter. The dream at the beginning looks arbitrary at first, but contrasting it with the one at the end, and how they both react after waking up, completes the picture. Fujiwara's understanding is fundamentally different from Yumenomi's, as further underlined...

Ah, the Yu-Gi-Oh player motto: Fuck Reading

As the trope goes: Pure ≠ Good

Guest written by Tsukushi Akihito.

Foolish JK. The wabi-sabi comes from her slightly incorrect understanding itself.

I am shocked, shocked, that Oozutsu Cannon made fanart that close to SFW.