Search results

hetgem

Maybe I lied: I feel like it'd be worthwhile, not in a "proving any particular assumption about Akira" way but just in a "understanding Akira" way, to dig in a little to what the "The Hannya!" "o_o ...I see" interaction meant. Back on this page (Chapter 20, page 12) Akira described the Hannya...

Akira's face of disdain and discomfort when saying "Look at this thick arm" prompts me to say "estrogenwouldfixher" at least one time. Now I'm done. I swear.

I really like how this chapter presented her internalized homophobia. Not looking Mahiro in the eyes, not observing her reaction at all, just wholeheartedly assuming her reaction because of her own projection. It's not like there couldn't be an external antagonistic homophobe who could be an...

big fan of Akira’s nonbinariness

i’m really liking this a lot

REAL

Chaoter 64 is missing!!!! anyway, fun, our boy makes me think of a big dog

I really like this, it itches at the photographer part of my brain that doesn’t get out enough (i mean i use it sometimes)

I’ve said similar stuff on previous chapters but I gotta keep saying it: i really like the self-indulgent feel of this manga. Feels like the author is just creating super cool characters and rightfully reveling in how cool they are, in a very skillful, furthest-thing-from-amateurish way. There’s...

the “anyone could’ve done it” spread where the protagonist in the lower left is mirrored in the lower right by a creepy-looking girl with “cryo empowerment” (the victim froze to death) who’s seemingly being stared at by someone with “hostility radar”… felt a little goofy, although I’m not saying...

also the Incubus for his part feels like he’s from something else very specific but I don’t know what. Like Castlevania or Vampire Hunter D but not quite. Something very different from where the wolf is from (european fairy tales) or where Ginko is from (feudal Japan), that’s for sure. The...

Putting aside the author’s glowing enthusiasm for feet, I wanna mention how much I always love seeing the author’s glowing enthusiasm for the wolf. He gets drawn in such intensely stylized ways, plus he gets very cartoony feats like blowing that arrow back at the archer. He feels sort of “toon...

love this so far

I reaaaaally don’t think she would’ve done that “Don’t tell me you’re scared of losing, hmm? haha ,’:3” line with that face if she wasn’t mirroring him, that’s not how she otherwise talks/thinks. Like, she’s being prideful and challenging in order to communicate with a prideful and challenging...

the therapist’s mirroring him, right? Imitating his focus on pride and strength/capability in order to communicate with him, although she doesn’t normally think that way abiut herself.

just when I was starting to think "is every guy in this story going to be a scumbag", I got to the line "What a long and complicated story. (Though I feel like it's caused by choosing the wrong men)" and then cackled

"I've heard that guys are also into that sort of thing" the Akira-kun gender mystery deepens. Oh, along with last chapter Akira-kun saying "how does it feel to fall in love with someone" like it's a foreign concept to them (and Yayano giving Akira-kun a surprised look after that)

I, too, was worried that I would have to date one of them if they didn't date each other.

she tricked him into drinking flat monster energy, funniest shit i ever seen