All of Humanity Is Yuri Except for Me - Ch. 11 - A New World

[BasedYuri]

Author was going way too slow with the pacing so readers weren't interested and then swung down the axe. People read it for a world of only yuri where all men disappeared and the author meandered around with straight chapters of sci-fi explanations that no one cared about.

 

[ksen]

well that a lot of stuff resolved in background.

 

[radstylix]

[ul]
[li]A world of yuri/only women. Funny and interesting.[/li]
[li]Have some yuri teasing with the two main characters, but complicated by the fact that the other one has a boyfriend.[/li]
[li]Don't concentrate on that at all and get sidetracked by some science or psychics bullshit.[/li]
[/ul]
No wonder this got axed!

 

[derpdederp]

The little sister deserved a little more consideration in the ending. And it seems odd that her mother doesn't ever say anything about her daughter being involved in some weird experiment where she swaps souls with her counterpart from a different dimension? Should have had a few more pages to cover everything.

@Kaiser92 That's assuming the title doesn't refer to the parallel world her.

 

[derpbot]

For an axed manga the ending doesn't feel that rushed

 

[Magneticmagnet]

Axe-kun is that you?

 

[BlindWatcher]

I never completely understood the plot. Nice premise, great art, insane "conflict".

 

[Gulcasa]

Man this manga really ended up losing focus

 

[emMeBi86]

How much time passed between Yuri-Marika went back to Normal-Earth and her return to Yuri-Earth?

 

[WillTell]

I think she had spent a long time in our world, like since childhood, there was that impression, not to mention mei considered other marika the real sister. But then did other marika start dating the boyfriend that long ago, when they were children and somehow after spending years together with our marika he thought she's somehow not her?
I just don't think this ending works well with the story. Cut out the pages about the boyfriend and it would be fine.

 

[icekatze]

I was originally put off by the premise given by the synopsis and the title, since forcing someone to act against their orientation is pretty awful. But when I saw the [END] tag, I figured I would at least check and see. Good thing I did, cause the synopsis and title were super misleading.

Even if everyone else was just looking for fluff, I thought the science fiction was excellent.

 

[3RDp]

I'm kinda glad it's over. It was more of a "well I started it so I just see it through to the end" kinda thing at this point. Considering what excellent other mangas author wrote, this was definitely one of their worst works. I'm looking forward to whatever next manga the author brings me.

 

[Blackbird]

Not a bad conclusion

 

[Lhmac]

Well, okay then. All that happened all at once.
The ending wasn't disappointing, only rushed.

 

[SuperOniichan]

@radstylix Oh, yuri authors are really obsessed with "Take That!" addressed to men ... But, seriously, guys, did you expect something deep and serious from intentionally rofl moe manga?

 

[Richman]

Not gonna lie, it was pretty good.

 

[Celiohogane]

Oh, okay...

 

[radstylix]

@SuperOniichan Oh, yuri authors are really obsessed with "Take That!" addressed to men ... But, seriously, guys, did you expect something deep and serious from intentionally rofl moe manga?
Not at all, and I'd say it goes for most of this manga's readers. You can't just use the lure em with a yuri world and then focus on some other non-yuri shit.

 

[SuperOniichan]

@radstylix It seems that I did not quite understand what you wanted to say, but in my opinion such works were always written for the short-term study of a certain idea, therefore they rarely live longer than 1 or 2 volumes.

 

[Re_Name]

Just like that?

Oh, ok