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Aren't they just the sweetest pair! Put a big smile on my face, that's for sure.

Darn tootin'! . . . I really am wondering now what that was in Japanese.

So, cookies . . . that smell burnt, fishy, sour and sweet . . . I don't think I want a cookie, thanks.

If he wants a kiss he's gonna have to do the pocky game.

Skipped a beat? "Be still, my beating stomach!"

What gets me, and this is totally realistic . . . these assholes are really mad at the numbers now. They were really mad before they got the news about the "message" even. They were mad because the people they attacked for no reason defended themselves. They're all "how dare they? How dare...

Mahiru: "Well, I say I'll 'accept' all your troubles, but actually I'll smother them to death with my boobs."

The adults got rid of the secret base?! Spoilsports.

Probably not, or Kase would have starved to death while she was living in the dorms. I get the general impression over many manga that it is routine for middle class Japanese parents to support their kids in college, which is possible because rent is cheap in Japan. So it's likely that Kase...

He hasn't said anything yet, but I kind of assume the property guy is mostly just waiting for someone to buy him out to make a high-rise or something. Revitalizing the district doesn't really serve that, so.

I have one basic problem with the premise, though. Why would an apartment be cheaper because there was a zashiki-warashi? Isn't that more of a perk? I'd be asking more.

Young Western people. The culture of women saying "no" despite meaning "yes" was widespread and considered normal in North America until at least the 80s. It wasn't universal, but it was common.

I can show you the woorrrrlllldddd!

Chapter, pt.1: Lovely cuteness overload, amazing "plot". Chapter, pt.2: Amazingly stupid plot development. Like really, really dumb, what am I even reading?

He's naming the beetle after her . . . but isn't it a guy? Beetle identity crisis!

Well, better than creeping on married ladies I guess.

It's definitely up there. In a different way, for art I recommend Ran and the Gray World, which is just spectacular. And in a quieter "just does everything right" kind of way I suggest "March Comes in Like a Lion", which just . . . I mean, it's not like the art smacks you in the face going...

Plus, she is a sweet cinnamon roll.

Interesting. That trick wouldn't work to get rid of Lucoa though, because unlike the mythic figure, Lucoa has exactly zero shame.

I'm glad they were so dutiful and responsible in taking care of that melting ice cream.