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Come on, I think you're misunderstanding me being incredibly fucking tired about the comments devolving into an endless parade of crying about axing as me being in denial about it. It's just so tiresome. It drowns out all proper discussion about what's actually happening in the chapter. :fml:

Thanks for your work. Shame the last few chapters kinda soured the whole thing. :shamihuh:

Thanks for your work. Wish it was a longer series, but at least it wrapped up decently enough.

The fuck do you mean you had "no way of knowing" a hot spring trip would bring you closer together :huh:

It's still happening. Surely it can't be that difficult to check what resolution your images are at.

We're seriously going to have the MC reduced into a shy blubbering mess when someone confesses to him, but then this the nanosecond he feels a smidgen of jealousy :worry:

No, they're right, some of these are... """upscaled""" after typesetting. Oh, I just realized, with this and the previous chapter, the pages that aren't edited are much larger and higher quality. Whatever the editing process here is, for the love of god, please figure it out and stop exporting...

What on earth is happening with the wildly different image resolutions and qualities here

Yay!

I was going to say she must be like minutes away from confessing at this rate, but this doesn't seem like the type of romcom where that happens and then there's a timeskip to the wedding in the next final chapter

Sorry for the delay, work and spring allergies. I don't think I've ever seen a romcom protagonist who's simultaneously as dense and open about his feelings as this boy.

Thanks, I'll take it

Surely the title should be "looking up TO you", the guy isn't that tall

so angery

Uh, yes, but I have no idea why they're listed as "Tosu" there. The name's Torisu, as clarified on their twitter: https://x.com/N_taro_P And also in the furigana of this oneshot and the romaji on the cover of that Shokuba manga, so.

And mine is that I don't think that's what actually happens. I mean I suppose it could "work" in the sense that you're describing, from what I remember seeing these I just don't think in most cases that's what they actually rely on in reality.

While the word order is a fun curiosity, no, I think the pervasiveness of that trope has a whole lot more to do with social expectations and, more importantly, just typical manga romcom writing style than Japanese grammar.

The phrase "[I like] [Yamato]" would be "[Yamato no koto] [suki desu]" in Japanese, something like "[About Yamato], [it pleases me]" to put it extremely literally and in a similar word order. The problem with translating that is that in English, the "like" part comes first and the object of the...

The struggle with how to translate "kimi no koto" strikes again

The Takarazuka Revue's motto is usually translated as "Purely, righteously, beautifully," but obviously there's no official translation or anything, so a bit of a liberty was taken to make the dialogue flow a bit better. Took a bit of effort to do this one, I tell you. A lot of big transparent sfx!