well apparently this is a sequel series (the og series only had like 3 chapters?) and it was related to karaoke/singing so maybe the karaoke bar was a reference lolI...... don't understand???
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i don't know much of anything about the underground/hardcore scene in japan, but where i'm from even if it's a "big" event or band they don't really have any rules about phonesother than an 'underground' scene where social media would help i'm surprised it wouldn't be concert etiquette to not bring out phones if not just confiscate them, but maybe for the 'bigger' scale concerts
given the drinking culture, it'd be a pain to force the staff to take care of it but be interesting if they did hire some ppl specifically to deal with dragging someone drunk outta a place. or to pick them up
Yeah, i know about the prequel but i just can't catch the reference. Rereading it is.well apparently this is a sequel series (the og series only had like 3 chapters?) and it was related to karaoke/singing so maybe the karaoke bar was a reference lol
The identity of NekoPani's editor is really unclear to me. Originally I thought they were a man because of the way Houjou talks about them, but the scene with the phone ringing in chapter 5 seems to imply that Suzuki is the woman hired by Narita. If it turns out Suzuki is a man after all, I'm going to have to go back and edit all the instances of "she" and "her" that I put inDon’t mind me but I need to stuff this out of my head. Something I found interesting. Satomi who didn’t look like it but is struggling over his part time work and college life atm >> He met this odd dude who happened to be the mangaka of a series >> His coworker is a passionate otaku who openly likes the said series and also the singer of a band >> Narita hired the woman who might’ve happened to handle the mangaka’s manga (?) to his karaoke where the band of that coworker reside or did the after party.