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She also mistook a ghost kid holding a balloon before it "revealed" itself. I agree that it's a higher ranked spirit, but I think the "creepy uncle" appearance is just a lure to trick people with "the sight" into interacting with it. My theory for a while is that spirits operate at different...

Mama didn't raise no quitter...

From what I remember, magic items are made by infusing 1 or more spell effects into an item. If the effect(s) is/are too strong, it wares away at the item, with the worse case being that it crumbles away after 1 use. The items can be reinforced by applying negative effects or conditions to use...

I'm going to start off with that the art was amazing and was the main reason I even checked this series out in the first place From a writing perspective, it played all it's cards too early and didn't really have anywhere to go, so I'm not surprised that it got axed. It was pretty clear that...

I find the people crying "bait and switch" really funny. I've said from the start the the father was never going to be relevant to anything and in the end, he wasn't. I've also been pointing out that it's a cutesy 4-koma with a focus on cute moments between characters for a while, but y'all kept...

She is the angriest hamster and it's the best lol.

While I don't have any issue with Emi herself, I kind of prefer any of Hajime's other options over her

She was upset about them getting together because she didn't understand what it meant for her and was afraid she was going to be "replaced". She saw the painting and was told of it's origin. As far as she's aware, all they did was make a painting, so she'd have no reason to raise an eyebrow...

An interesting reaction I'm noticing in the comments, and I could be wrong, but people aren't surprised that she's unhinged. They're surprised by HOW unhinged she actually is. Like, every few chapters, they peel back another layer and we find out she's worse than we thought. Personally, I'd...

This reminded me of Suika Game or that one Pokemon cafe moblie game.

I'm not sure Lavi fully understands what just happened, but I love Philo's "You're disgusting" face

Assumptions based on information actually provided, rather than baseless speculation. He literarily asked "How did it get like this" in the first chapter, so it's safe to assume there was more of a discussion off screen That only applies if the parts not being addressed actually matters. Just...

The end of the first chapter Protag says: "Kyou, we should talk about your living situation" during dinner. Start of second chapter, he makes his decision while they're cleaning up after dinner. This implies that he did in fact, ask questions. Even before that, they implied a conversation...

"She's a leech" was kinda all most of them had going for them, so once it was proven that she was contributing to the household, they had nothing to complain about. Now the only thing people have to whine about is who the girl's father is

I was trying to stay on topic as the conversation was about the father and the "evidence" pointing towards his relevance had nothing to do with him I'm speculating on information actually given and how these stories tend to play out. The only time her father was brought up was to make it clear...

Yes. From my understanding, "ghosting" someone means to actively choose to avoid someone without telling them about it. This situation doesn't sound like she was avoiding him. It looks more like they BOTH just never tried to call each other. This isn't ghosting, it's just two adults drifting...

That had nothing to do with the girl's father and was about the two people that were currently talking. It's framed as an unpleasant memory of the protag and is being used to contrast how different their situation is now compared to when they first broke up. Nothing has indicated that they're on...

This is once again people just being stuck on the premise. I don't care. In fact, rereading the first couple chapters, it's pretty clear that they talked about her situation. He literally asked "How did it get like this" in the first chapter, then they had a conversation about her living...

Are you suggesting that relationships never end? That any couple that has a kid will remain a permanent aspect of each other's lives in all circumstances? That there has never been a situation were someone walks out on their family and is just never seen by them again? Divorces where one parent...

The "ghosting" was something y'all made up on your own. Y'all didn't want to like her on premise alone and have been just making shit up to be mad at her about