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You didn't see them breastling like this several chapters ago?

Sometimes I wonder if artists with such "habits" are actually suffering from a sort of ADHD-like condition, where their brain is inherently "funky" and thus they can't help but have their mind wander from one idea to another.

How do you know that she didn't force-feed him the chocolate knife after he pointed out her mistake?

"The mother in me, the professional in me, and the woman in me..." Is Kisaragi-sensei making a reference to the Magi from Neon Genesis Evangelion?

I could see that happening in this comic series.

Guys, what does it say that when I got to the page with the doorbell ringing, I was interrupted by my house's doorbell ringing? Also, for those who haven't noticed, this is getting serialized.

Well, the first of the three Great Unifiers of Japan is Oda Nobunaga, and since it took Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu successively to complete the unification of Japan, it seems that Kanzaki Takenaga may be intended to represent a fusion of the three figures. Either that, or those...

That's absurdly too extreme of an interpretation. WhimsiCat up above understands the actual meaning: They couldn't tell them apart, so they couldn't figure out how many humans were actually hunting them down, then started to be paranoid about the possibility that some of the humans they thought...

Eh, she looked taller and longer-limbed in that comic than she is in this one (aside from flash-forwards like this chapter). Probably qualifies as a shortstack.

That's the Doylist answer. I'm looking for a Watsonian one; if Zurikishi doesn't provide it, we can only speculate and come up with our own.

That's actually a feature of this setting, which is in fact a shared universe between seemingly all of Zurikishi's works set on 21st-century Earth, based on the Botsuko-chan comic.

Honestly, I do wonder how is it that Miyuki became this way. Did her past trauma and being apart from her grandson for so long combine together to make her so desperate for being affectionate with him that it erodes her sense of propriety?

Zurikishi occasionally does some flash-forwards, either in this comic or via Ichigo's cameos in other series (e.g. Classmate Maid).

Nah, they're still rather big for her apparent age, so she still counts.

Yeah, she's technically suffering from malnutrition in a way. And you know how prolonged malnutrition stunts growth IRL.

IKR??? I mean, sure, many girls nowadays do start puberty in the middle of elementary (around age 10, i.e. grade 4 in Japan) and their breast development reaches close to the fully mature size within 2 years of that (so around age 12, or final year of elementary in Japan), but still... A G-cup...

Damn, I didn't notice that when I first read this comic. Good eyes on you!

Excuse me? What is so offensive about her to you?

@Nekrotaku テキトーに押して means "Stamp it properly", not "Stamp the textile".

@Nekrotaku Page 3 still has the "hearth" typo. Also, it's "(wo)men's bath", not "(wo)man's bath". And I notice you went back to "Naki" instead of "Niki". I'm confused which one is the correct name.