Akebi-chan no Sailor Fuku - Vol. 7 Ch. 43 - Something I Want to Do

[Aerila]

This is just so so beautiful!

Thank you for the chapter!

 

[Dundun123]

Yall, we should buy the manga. Looks like the mangaka works his fingers to the bone for this series. Lets do it!

 

[DarkenedSpear]

Absolutely phenomenal. Page 32, man, holy fucking shit.

 

[hori_hoe]

i feel like i need to treat the author for lunch or something.

that was spectacular

 

[ricebao]

This is my favorite chapter in the series so far! It's gorgeous.

It was a bit rash of Komichi to jump into the pool with a heavy dress on though! Apparently some brides-to-be have died while doing wedding shoots by the ocean.

 

[SuperOniichan]

@kojiro481 Not every homoeroticism added "to make it beautiful" is a yuri aesthetic, lol.

 

[THUGDERE]

Beautiful.

 

[aniba]

So much passion for this series by the creator... what a beautiful chapter this was

 

[lluNhpelA]

I really need them to kiss

 

[Orangechrisy]

@kojiro481 Not every homoeroticism added "to make it beautiful" is a yuri aesthetic, lol.

You:

Three years later:

 

[SuperOniichan]

You:

Three years later:

Actually yes, because contrary to shippers' expectations, most of the time homoeroticism is used either for fanservice or to emphasize the emotional power of interactions between characters. I don't believe you've never heard of things like bromance or even Class S. For example, Saint Seiya was always intentionally homoerotic to attract girls and emphasize the brotherly bond between the characters.

As for “three years later,” even if we doesn't talk about nuances, if you always shoot around, you will definitely hit someone someday. But that doesn't mean you're a sharp shooter.

 

[WindMil]

Literally speechless. This was an insanely breathtaking chapter. I read it multiple times just taking in literally everything.

 

[Orangechrisy]

Actually yes, because contrary to shippers' expectations, most of the time homoeroticism is used either for fanservice or to emphasize the emotional power of interactions between characters. I don't believe you've never heard of things like bromance or even Class S. For example, Saint Seiya was always intentionally homoerotic to attract girls and emphasize the brotherly bond between the characters.

As for “three years later,” even if we doesn't talk about nuances, if you always shoot around, you will definitely hit someone someday. But that doesn't mean you're a sharp shooter.

Lmao wasn't expecting that response to a silly joke. But just want to point out that, like, you do know class S is gay right? Like it's about lesbian relationships? Like it's about generally homoerotic/homosocial intimate even semi-romantic friendships, yeah, but like, they're gay. Class S started back in the early 1900s with stuff like Yoshiya Nobuko's works which included lesbian relationships, or more commonly, lesbian crushes, cause its gay, its depicting queer characters, the class S meant that it was about lesbian relationships. The class S that began with Maria-sama ga Miteru was also still gay, the yuri genre that spawned from that was still focusing heavily on those relationships even if often they weren't explicit about the feelings being romantic or sexual, but like they were still gay, they were about lesbian relationships.

Sorry this is just very amusing since I'm currently writing a lengthy paper for a uni class about the evolution of yuri manga so I've been steeped in this stuff for a few weeks, but yeah, class S is yuri, class S is gay, queerness doesn't have to be explicit for it to still be queerness. Also this manga was so gay from the start I thought it would just have some subtext for most of it but no it was very gay, Idk how people didn't see this coming.

 

[SuperOniichan]

Lmao wasn't expecting that response to a silly joke. But just want to point out that, like, you do know class S is gay right? Like it's about lesbian relationships? Like it's about generally homoerotic/homosocial intimate even semi-romantic friendships, yeah, but like, they're gay. Class S started back in the early 1900s with stuff like Yoshiya Nobuko's works which included lesbian relationships, or more commonly, lesbian crushes, cause its gay, its depicting queer characters, the class S meant that it was about lesbian relationships. The class S that began with Maria-sama ga Miteru was also still gay, the yuri genre that spawned from that was still focusing heavily on those relationships even if often they weren't explicit about the feelings being romantic or sexual, but like they were still gay, they were about lesbian relationships.

Sorry this is just very amusing since I'm currently writing a lengthy paper for a uni class about the evolution of yuri manga so I've been steeped in this stuff for a few weeks, but yeah, class S is yuri, class S is gay, queerness doesn't have to be explicit for it to still be queerness. Also this manga was so gay from the start I thought it would just have some subtext for most of it but no it was very gay, Idk how people didn't see this coming.

A silly joke in the form of attempts at mocking and reproaching me because my comment from three years ago does not take into account the modern development of the title. And also clearly implying that any homoeroticism is gay, denying any existence of many completely “harmless” forms of homoeroticism in media like bromance. Really silly joke. And having received an answer from me to this, you could not find anything better than to unironically start giving me a lecture about the genre I mentioned, of course, ignoring everything else and, of course, full of the most ignorant stereotypes, maximum superficial knowledge and wishful thinking. Sure, you were able to find and copy Yoshiya-san's name from Wikipedia in a clumsy attempt to give it an air of authority, but you ignored everything else because it completely refuted your lecture about things you don't know, lmao.

If the other information you found about yuri history is as superficial and ignorant as this, then I really feel sorry for your classmates. In the old days, I could have had a lot of fun interacting with incredibly arrogant but deeply ignorant people like you, but I'm getting too old for that. So excuse me, I'll just add you to the blacklist to save my time and nerves. Thank you for your attention.

 

[Orangechrisy]

A silly joke in the form of attempts at mocking and reproaching me because my comment from three years ago does not take into account the modern development of the title. And also clearly implying that any homoeroticism is gay, denying any existence of many completely “harmless” forms of homoeroticism in media like bromance. Really silly joke. And having received an answer from me to this, you could not find anything better than to unironically start giving me a lecture about the genre I mentioned, of course, ignoring everything else and, of course, full of the most ignorant stereotypes, maximum superficial knowledge and wishful thinking. Sure, you were able to find and copy Yoshiya-san's name from Wikipedia in a clumsy attempt to give it an air of authority, but you ignored everything else because it completely refuted your lecture about things you don't know, lmao.

If the other information you found about yuri history is as superficial and ignorant as this, then I really feel sorry for your classmates. In the old days, I could have had a lot of fun interacting with incredibly arrogant but deeply ignorant people like you, but I'm getting too old for that. So excuse me, I'll just add you to the blacklist to save my time and nerves. Thank you for your attention.

Lol, lmao even

 

[zairaner]

Straight up the most beautiful looking chapter I have ever read.

 

[SveNo]

I just realized that all the other girls came to Roubai academy running from something, be it bullying or difficult home situations, or whatever.
Akebi came running to school, to find new experiences and new friends.

It was a bit rash of Komichi to jump into the pool with a heavy dress on though! Apparently some brides-to-be have died while doing wedding shoots by the ocean.

"Think before you jump" is not a habit of hers, as we have seen just a few chapters ago.

And yes, the art is superb.

 

[Heirou]

I don't think I've ever seen an artist flex this hard, holy shit