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"Okay, two of your previous works had a certain yuri shipping crowd around them. Maybe we should finally do some real yuri in the third?" "Are you saying I need to add a BL with cannibalistic overtones?"

If motorcycles are their children, then Koguma's injury takes on a rather strange subtext. But joking aside, it's quite intriguing that the author actually shows the risks of motorcycles, rather than simply idealizing them.

So, will Kaguma be in a cast for a while? Or will we get a time skip to save time?

This chapter makes jokes about embarrassing parents itself. Now they are not childhood friends, but CHILDHOOD FRIENDS

Because of a famous meme, this phrase gets a special subtext, lmao.

Personally, I've always associated Rihito with the "yes, yes, yes, whatever you say" mentality. I know a lot of people like that, as its one of the rare types who can tolerate me. :haa:

Yes, being "normal" is often harder than standing out, Lmao. But seriously, this is the third character like that I've seen in an animanga this week. Living in a society with strong social norms and hierarchies is truly as difficult as it seems. Apparently they don't even have an ethics department.

Lol, this chapter made me want to eat noodles myself.

I didn't mean to imply any romantic aspect; you can interpret it however you want. I just wanted to say that the Shiraya x Otoha dynamic, unlike Lilisa x Otoha, was clearly not initiated by Otoha herselfs, so this is more of an author's gag than the character's own initiative. Regardless of how...

I don't think one "nakayoshi da na" scene means she thinks they're completely the same, let alone suddenly develop any interest in Shiraya. Rather, you could say that Otoha attracts a certain type of people, regardless of what you put in "attracts."

Well, I'd be lying if I said people aren't really exaggerating that part of the manga, lmao. But I'm okay with it as long as people realize it.

An obvious joke about this manga being something more than just yuri BDSM metaphors :lol:.

It feels like either the author didn't know what the chapter would be about, or it was written by three different people, lmao. But I still like the casual vibe this time.

I love how the relationship chart continues to get complicated.

So their super friendship in the game and Week's adoration of Suzuka is a combination of both their partial kinship and their history of racing together?

Rivalry in general is a different matter entirely. I'm talking about horses whose blood-related relationships were rewritten as super friendship or super friendship plus rivalry. I still remember the first time anime-only audiences learned that Week and Suzuka's friendship was actually a...

This is the sweetest story about the interaction between demons and humans that I've seen since "Hime-sama Goumon no Jikan desu".

So, in most cases when they depict ancestor/descendant or sibling/sibling pairs as friends/rivals, their relation was made by male horses?

I can literally imagine how much desu wa or sama there was in the original chapter. Also, is Meijiro the only family whose family ties were directly preserved in the game from real life?

Even if we ignore the fact that these are mostly spokon shonen tropes, judging by how often I hear praise for gatcha plots, it doesn't depend on the genre.