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We can criticise any author’s work from the moment it is published, because by publishing it they are exposing it to public opinion – and I’m talking about any form of art: painting, music, books, comics, etc. Criticism should always be reasoned and should relate solely to the published work but...

Goodness me, in the end it was worse than I’d imagined… I’m left with the feeling that I’ve read a doujin disguised as a manga, with absolutely no logic to the characters’ actions… All that talk of untold stories, and yet this ending bears a suspicious resemblance to that of Karami Zakari...

Maybe Airi will surprise us :02: and tear it apart even more...

I completely agree. Although everything is still up in the air as we wait for the final episode, if Shinobu breaks up with Fumi, but Sakura doesn't break up with Yuma, it would be very sad and a huge slap in the face to the readers, proving that there are certain types of characters who are...

I might understand it if it had been written that way in the script, but in this other way, completely off-script, I don’t understand it... In any case, no matter how much we speculate, we’ll have the answer in less than 48 hours.

As far as I’m concerned, if he doesn’t cut the scene quickly and just stands there watching, it completely undermines the point of Shinobu being the director, given all the work he’s put into writing the script. What’s more, if the scene carries on and he goes along with it, it would be absurd...

I know we're missing the last piece, ch 136, but all the signs point to a trainwreck. I would be pleasantly surprised if that weren't the case. Damn, it’s as if she’d taken the few salvageable bits left after Chapter 129 and used them to build a bonfire.

Only in her delusional mind could betrayal be seen as something positive :facepalm:

Who could have imagined that after three years of writing a character like Shinobu—who, despite his flaws, is essentially a good person and does everything, or almost everything, to help Sakura—readers would end up cheering while Sakura cheated on him.... :huh:

To me, a realistic approach would be to talk about the problems, not this trash we've been reading where none of the characters talk about anything and just throw tantrums. It's not like they're mind readers.

I suppose another consolation is that from now on, aside from Airi-sensei's die-hard fans, readers won't want to touch her stories with a ten-foot pole.

Let me see if I understand this... As readers, we’re going through an NTR experience while reading Grapara!, so that we can see how the protagonist has been cheated on and somehow get used to it and build up a tolerance...... I have no words to describe such stupidity... No normal person is...

The release date is next week, August 21 or 20, depending on the time zone you're on.

I hate open endings because they just show laziness and a lack of ability when it comes to writing...

Sadly that’s the problem with Twitter: fair criticism is always overshadowed by hateful comments.

If she’s going to do the same to Yumi, that would be really sad and retarded.

That’s like saying water gets you wet… I’ll never understand this fascination with NTR when they’re basically stories of cheating and betrayal in love…

Perhaps, starting with Grapara!, they won’t be such a big fan anymore :02:

Perhaps Airi-sensei isn’t bothered about sales and just wants to tell ‘her story’, but if sales are low, doesn’t that also hurt the artist? I don’t think Nishikida-sensei would be happy about that.

It would be completely absurd, but then again, we’re talking about Airi-sensei.