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Ren: "Nah, I'd win." Bell (already spanking her): "No tf you wouldn't! You'd eat shit! Stop saying that!"

She really is best girl...

Aww yeah, the best girl is asserting her status.

I like how they all immediately agreed she should stay dead and were merely forced to accept her staying alive after realizing she's taking no damage.

This must be the first time that I've seen a girl compare the guy she's dating with her own mom.

Insane manga, would not recommend, I'll pretend it ended right before Kyou died. But I'm glad it didn't go ahead and have them commit suicide, though. That'd have been far too bleak for an already-fucked-up story. You'd think there's a point where you get past caring, but people committing...

While he's having emotions over being perceived as a father figure, someone who is actually being relied on, who is actually being appreciated by Ayano and not just being seen as a face in the crowd, I can't help but feel the author's trying to have it both ways. Like, yes, there is a genuine...

I love how this is effectively a story about teenager anxieties, and the absurd supernatural shenanigans are mostly a way to channel them. Sanda keeps falling in the usual pitfalls of teenager stuff (in this case, making his own life harder for himself by revealing a weird secret), but because...

I suppose I shouldn't be surprised to see a crossover-omake between the author's various series, but somehow I am. ...I'm still not over how Seo fucking killed off his series protagonist, the child of his previous series' protagonists. Evil and fucked up.

Shapeshifting is always one of those things that's fun to see when it's pulled off well. Like, that first page where Soul is just a shadow without something to cast it, the transformation of specific body parts... it rules. The artist really managed to sell it. Edit: ...I wonder if Ginko's...

I'm somehow both relieved and disappointed we didn't see the two old men fight. That would have been Baki-tier in terms of weirdness.

Wait, so people in this universe literally cannot fall in love without a cupid there for them? Damn. I assume this only means romantic love, but still, that's a rough state of affairs.

The fucking manly arm-wrestling contest in the snow sent me.

Yuu-kun the Rizzler will never not be funny.

Very odd of the narrative to explicitly have the woman buy tickets for separate seats. It's the kind of small detail that you'd normally skip over if it never came up later. If you believed that this woman is acting suspicious, that she actually doesn't want other people to know the full truth...

I'm fine with Komacchi winning but I'm just sad that we won't even get a kiss. It's twenty-twenty-fucking-four, you don't have to be coy about lesbians. You went to the lengths of them living in the same apartment, planning their lives around each other, domestic moments like Satsuki laying in...

"Satsuki the Dark Spirit Exorcist" honestly sounds like a peak series.

I see that they're really leaning on Haru being a wolf (Oogami->Ookami; the title). I hope the author can strike the right balance between her being super shy and withdrawn and her being kinda wild when singing her heart out. Too much contrast between the two could end up feeling dissonant...

Rats, rats... we're the rats! We prey at night, we stalk at night, we're the rats! [...] Let's see what kind of trouble we can get ourselves into!

Things like this always remind me she's Baki's author's daughter, because he likes doing that a lot: Either cut to a flashback of some dude narrating what the deal is with X, or to a completely new character who is now going to get involved in the previous thing.