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Michi and Aizawa could be what they called eachother respectively. Alternatively, there's the extremely spooky explanation that M+A is Mizushiro and Aizawa but that's an entirely separate can of worms

I kinda wish we got some more decompression time between this evil ex and the last one. It honestly feels a bit like the story is racing to wrap up everything it had planned before a volume 3 deadline 😰. Otherwise though, I really like how this chapter subtly builds up Sakuya by focusing on the...

Is studying abroad really the right term here? The other school seems to be in the same city.

God this chapter is so tense to read through, it's almost nauseating. Kaede really seems to fully believe her own bullshit and that only makes everything worse. You can feel the end in coming, but for now we're still stuck here. Thank you for the TL

I don't think that Kon still chasing Ai is a good thing :angery:

It's not merch of Haru. it's merch of a character from a collection of football themed mascots, and it seems like it's only Satsuki's personal speculation that it's based on Haru.

I’m glad to see things worked out with the club. They’re not the most interesting characters, at least not yet, but I think having some more regular characters for Suzu and Majima to bounce off could be a good thing. With this chapter especially, it really feels like Suzu and Majima’s current...

I'm somehow just now realizing that when Suzu's mom said Suzu always ate two portions but only remembered eating one last chapter, that was probably this possessive little gremlin's fault. I wonder how long they've been around?

Awwwwwwwww :glee: :glee: :glee: :glee: :glee: This is the complete opposite of this mangaka's last series! It's so rare to see a romance that's so clean, so lacking in communication issues, hesitation, interruptions at the worst possible time, or volumes upon volumes of deliberation. Don't...

If this really is ending soon: fuck yeah! I love concise, well planned, well scoped series with strong endings. If this isn’t ending: fuck yeah! I’d love to see this author take a crack at established relationship yuri. I think their last series does a great job demonstrating how they can write...

From an Irl logic stand point, sure, that makes sense. My problem is that the story actively went out of its way to set up Shiori and Miko being overprotective to the point of being stifling because Azami is sneaky and caught them off guard before. Then, Azami catches Hinako off guard by being...

Wasn't it like two chapters ago that Shiori and Miko said they'd be guarding Hinako at all times for the sake of her protection from Azami? This just feels straight up contrived. Shiori sneaks into Hinako's house all the time, so why would they assume Azami wouldn't?

Sera and Nat's moment here is really cute :glee:. I love how despite how much they've changed, their lives have changed, and their relationship has changed, we keep seeing these echos of how their relationship started. There's something almost nostalgic about seeing Sera looking after Nat's...

Now that Leah doesn't have any leverage over Sera anymore, it's interesting to see their dynamic shift. The rivalry isn't completely gone, but the same traits that initially made Leah a threat now make her seem more like over confident newbie. I don't think this serious senpai side of Sera is...

On pg14, the recipe Hotaru makes seems to be made by Yuna's mother :thonk:

The way the story has been sprinkling in little glimpses of Aki and their relationship without ever giving us the full context very much feels like setting up a mystery for a big reveal to me, rather than background character building. So far, Hotaru hasn't really had much of a personal stake in...

Well, we made it all the way to the end of volume one, and I'm still really not sure whether or not it's actually teacher/student. On one hand, there are four main characters, and by yuri logic, that must mean two couples. On the other hand, I feel like this chapter shows that Yuna's feelings...

I'm pretty frustrated with Naori here, ngl. I do not think Hinata's perspective on being an ogre is remotely healthy, but Naori essentially deciding what's best for Hinata on her own, and pushing that on Hinata without discussing it with her feels pretty bad. There's a million shades of grey...

Well, this is a fascinating dynamic. It seems like Elysia simultaneously has a lot of negative feelings towards Rachel, while also just wanting things to go back to how they were in the other world. Rachel, on the other hand, seems to really care about Elysia, but feels extremely guilty about...

Oh, Ai... 🫠 I have to agree with the other commenters here that Kon successfully chasing down Ai can't end well. Kon has done everything she possibly could, and at this point, if she really found Ai and brought her back, nothing would be resolved. Kon would have to keep living her life in...