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I was thinking more a sort-of reverse Bloom Into You, at least tonally

It was a post they made about skeb commissions 4 years ago. Just because she didn't want to do BL and Yuri then doesn't mean she doesn't now. And the manga isn't straight washing anything. That was all a made up controversy blown out of proportion. It's still a faithful adaptation, just a...

Yeah, it's the weaker of the adaptations for sure, but that's to be expected of a manga adaptation of a movie tbh. The pacing in particular feels a bit wacky here, but it's still fun to read nevertheless. The mangaka said they had to cut some scenes to fit better with the manga, but wanted to...

Finally the handshake! I like how they added the concert after, and the page of them hugging and sleeping together is so damn cute. Thanks for the chapter!

Calm down, the kiss part of the handshake didn't happen at this point in the movie either.

Brides of Iberis was poly, not NTR

Hmm I'm not sure what to think about their age gap. I usually avoid stories with problematic age gaps but this one is pretty compelling. It feels like Koto is manipulating Aya a bit. Perhaps Aya disappearing all those years ago left her with some underlying trauma, and she's manipulating Aya to...

Oh, that makes sense. I'm not very familiar with genderbender so I haven't been bogged down by common tropes really. I do think it is heading in a straight direction. The main character seems too against being a woman to have it end like that, unless Nagi ends a man I guess.

I can understand that. Though, while there certainly is a difference between straight, gay, and lesbian, I've always seen them all as just normal.

Is... Is a lesbian ending not normal??? Also maybe I'm the odd one out for hoping for a yaoi ending

I'm not sure if you're arguing that it's not a homophone, but in case you are The word for canon in Japanese is カノン (ka-no-n), which is a homophone with Kanon. This is likely intentional on the authors part. Sure, it's not a homophone with the English pronunciation, but it is in Japanese.

Aqua in japanese is Akua(アクア). -kun is an informal honorific typically given to a man, or someone of lower status to you. Akua-kun gets shortened to Akkun as a nickname.

The LN hasn't caught up to the WN just yet, but there were some changes in removing some repetitive monologues and some scenes. Volumes 1-4 have official English and there's proofread MTL up to volume 7.

I believe the web novel actually stopped receiving updates from the Author. They said they wanted to focus on the LN, which has some changes from the WN.

Polyamory is having multiple romantic relationships with the explicit consent of everybody involved. So yes, this is polyamory.