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Now the playfull coment... Saki pulls that face, that innocent, mischievously devious look right after giving Kanon a taste... absolute peak top-tier power-neko energy, and honestly? She is utterly thriving in it. 🫦🔥🥵

If there’s one thing I’ve absolutely loved about the narrative in this manga by the great Kuzushiro, it’s how it portrays different kinds of struggles, whether they're tangible or not. The way the story contrasts Kanon’s situation (living with a hearing impairment) with Saki’s challenges, which...

First of all, thank you very much for the translation. It was a masterful ending to the volume. The entire episode was incredible: first, how Rinne not only manages to get Saki to begin to reconcile her desires and make a decision, but also how she shakes Kanon's brains so that she admits to...

I loved your perceptive comment! In another thread about this chapter, I actually addressed that very point with this line: "Moreover, I believe their conversation about career futures planted this realization in Saki: if she wants a lasting relationship with Kanon, she must start planning her...

From my understanding, Hibiki has genuine concerns: She’s clearly noticed Saki’s tendency to bottle up her feelings and has openly acknowledged how complicated living together would be. It’s also likely she fears a repeat of what happened with Ayano, which could have damaging consequences for...

Before my analysis, a special thank you to galaxy & soundofspace for the translation :hearts:. Starting from chapter 33, I already suspected that Hibiki (Kanon's mother) had begun to notice her daughter's feelings, for two reasons: Kanon's comment about her plan for them to live together...

before my analysis, A special thank you to galaxy & soundofspace for bringing us this content. Despite what happened with Mangadex, you have no idea how deeply I appreciate your work. Reading this series has been a lifeline for me during a difficult personal situation. This entire narrative...

Kanon's mad is a cluster of emotions with a common root: Kanon’s experience with her disability. Although the chapter makes it clear that Hamaoka neither knew nor suspected Kanon’s condition (Until Kanon told her), Kanon interpreted that the "difference" she had noticed was precisely her...

Because Saki is such a low-key character personality, a lot of folks miss that Kuzushiro has sprinkled tons of hints about her future development, little details that’ll definitely come into play later. Saki’s got some serious trauma, and we catch glimpses of it, like in Chapter 11’s flashback...

Hamaoka Senpai (the photographer) will generate tension and act as a catalyst for the plot, pushing Kanon to question the nature of her emotions and causing Saki to act with greater caution or unease. While I don’t believe Senpai has malicious intentions, she will undoubtedly create a disruptive...

Next week marks the release the final part of Chapter 36 in Japan (via Comic Days), available for free reading. Additionally, Volume 9 is now on sale in japan & has received highly positive reviews from readers. At present, the series spans 36 chapters & is nearing its 4th year of publication...