Himaten! - Ch. 93 - Himari and Tenichi

[HunterCO]

...holy fuck is Honoka actually gonna win this (now watch the author create a generational fumble)

 

[MeePotato]

HOENOKA WILL FUMBLE THIS. I BELIEVE IN YOU YOU DUMB HOE.

why do you call her hoenoka?

 

[MeePotato]

lame fucking chapter, I know he's gonna talk to honoka how she's his crush the whole time, but suddenly remembers himari, then rejects honoka for some reason the author's gonna cook and burn the next chapter, then runs back to himari's apartment to confess, then we end the series at that

 

[Ragnolock]

Rejected herself? She could have done that just by keeping her mouth shut and not making Iemori's life any harder. Instead, she's played the reverse guilt card hoping she can still luck into a relationship with him. Which is exactly what I think the author will be doing. At this stage, all the characters have become less likable for me the longer the series goes on. The only reason I'm still reading this unrealistic trash is because I'm stubborn. If Himarin wins this, it'll be less believable than if an alien fell from the sky and stole Iemori's heart.

I wonder whats more unbelievable. The fact that you are still reading this despite hating it, or the plot. Seeing how I have the actual ability to read, and understand nuance (something you heavily lack). My money is on the former. The fact that you are harping on things that you have either made up, or are explained in the text. It just confirms that you are the type of person who will crash out about something being "Bad" because your ship that was CLEARLY slated from the start to lose lost.

 

[Ragnolock]

why do you call her hoenoka?

Shippers gonna do this no matter what. This is why I hate retard shippers.

lame fucking chapter, I know he's gonna talk to honoka how she's his crush the whole time, but suddenly remembers himari, then rejects honoka for some reason the author's gonna cook and burn the next chapter, then runs back to himari's apartment to confess, then we end the series at that

I mean yeah its pretty obvious, but I wouldn't say this is a lame chapter. You are doing the exact same thing the guy calling her Hoenoka is doing just more subtle, and less on the nose. This was a good chapter IMO. Lots of emotions

 

[fight2live]

Lemon 🤝🏼 Himari
titular protagonist who lost the romance battle​

 

[MeePotato]

I mean yeah its pretty obvious, but I wouldn't say this is a lame chapter. You are doing the exact same thing the guy calling her Hoenoka is doing just more subtle, and less on the nose. This was a good chapter IMO. Lots of emotions

ok

 

[Tsukaami2]

Not seeing what 'cost' you're referring to? Wouldn't that just be everyone getting the outcome they deserve? Bit annoyed I also think we're being baited with an optimal outcome, when the author is likely planning to have Himarin win instead.

I'm referring to the "emotional damage" we got from this chapter, because, idk, Himari stan or not, it was a little painful (maybe I'm not clear enough ?)

 

[DMan_chine]

Lemon 🤝🏼 Himari
titular protagonist who lost the romance battle​

To be fair, Lemon is being insulted in the tittle. lmao
Plus, Lemon pretty much deserves it.
Himari is just being REALLY stupid. I don't even know WHY she is rejecting herself... it's all her mental gymnastics.

 

[DMan_chine]

I wonder whats more unbelievable. The fact that you are still reading this despite hating it, or the plot. Seeing how I have the actual ability to read, and understand nuance (something you heavily lack). My money is on the former. The fact that you are harping on things that you have either made up, or are explained in the text. It just confirms that you are the type of person who will crash out about something being "Bad" because your ship that was CLEARLY slated from the start to lose lost.

He DOES make one correct analysis: Himari is guilt tripping the hell out of him. Intentionally or not.

 

[wozbond]

He DOES make one correct analysis: Himari is guilt tripping the hell out of him. Intentionally or not.

Oh, I think the CEO of a major company is probably smart enough (and selfish enough) to know she's guilt tripping him. But it's Himarin, so business as usual, right? Win by any means necessary, regardless of ethics.

 

[breadhub]

y'know I still think there's a fair chance of Hima winning

Oh, I think the CEO of a major company is probably smart enough (and selfish enough) to know she's guilt tripping him. But it's Himarin, so business as usual, right? Win by any means necessary, regardless of ethics.

this feels a bit hate-boner-y against Himari.
I mean, her manager even had to explain her own feelings to her this/last chapter — do you think she would've known about herself guilt tripping Iemori if she can't even properly figure out her own emotions until the very last moment when she didn't even figure them out by herself?

I believe she truly wants to treat him fairly and be honest about it, which is evident by how she's been acting and what she's been saying, but unfortunately, at this point in time, that approach has ended up being guilt trip-y. At least, that's how I see it.
It doesn't help that she still didn't fully understand her own desires until right at the end.

 

[Ragnolock]

y'know I still think there's a fair chance of Hima winning


this feels a bit hate-boner-y against Himari.
I mean, her manager even had to explain her own feelings to her this/last chapter — do you think she would've known about herself guilt tripping Iemori if she can't even properly figure out her own emotions until the very last moment when she didn't even figure them out by herself?

I believe she truly wants to treat him fairly and be honest about it, which is evident by how she's been acting and what she's been saying, but unfortunately, at this point in time, that approach has ended up being guilt trip-y. At least, that's how I see it.
It doesn't help that she still didn't fully understand her own desires until right at the end.

Careful now. We can't be giving a normal analysis of this. Remember he won't understand because he is too blinded by a ship.

 

[poba]

I've been following this manga since the beginning and for some chapter ive been wondering, how exactly is this going to end up? Iemori has been all over Honoka since the beginning and while I've always liked Kanna more I could never see him go for anybody but Honoka. The manga itself also feels like it's reaching its end, maybe by chapter 100 this will be over.
At this point I would bet Iemori is gonna spend his time with Honoka during the school trip but then cue the kiss scene with him actually thinking about Himari.

 

[KanzakiYuu]

I like Honoka, but let's be honest: WHO?!

She barely had ANY screen time. She was demoted to a walking plot device, we barely saw them interact in ways that makes the romance truly shine, unlike Kanna (and Yoshino).

That would be Kanna. We haven't seen her in like five chapters.

 

[wozbond]

this feels a bit hate-boner-y against Himari.
I mean, her manager even had to explain her own feelings to her this/last chapter — do you think she would've known about herself guilt tripping Iemori if she can't even properly figure out her own emotions until the very last moment when she didn't even figure them out by herself?

I believe she truly wants to treat him fairly and be honest about it which is evident by how she's been acting and what she's been saying, but unfortunately, at this point in time, that approach has ended up being guilt trip-y. At least, that's how I see it.
It doesn't help that she still didn't fully understand her own desires until right at the end.

At least there are now multiple readers who agree that she IS in fact guilt tripping him, when she could instead have actually treated him fairly.
If this character truly 'wants to treat Iemori fairly and be honest about it', then she's done a completely SHIT job of that, hasn't she? Started off treating him like garbage at school, bullied him into keeping him working for her secret, copped feelings for him but fired him without telling him the real reason why, got him to participate in a book as her housecleaner after he's ALREADY been fired, and now finally, guilt tripping him.
Absolutely 100 per cent selfish. At no point has she she really given a damn about what Iemori wants.
Readers who LIKE that sort of behaviour, well, they're welcome to her winning. Certainly not going to deny the author has royally screwed his Honoka character over by not having her actually act.

 

[Ragnolock]

At least there are now multiple readers who agree that she IS in fact guilt tripping him, when she could instead have actually treated him fairly.

A bunch of people who can't read, or interpret nuance agree with me. That must mean I am right.

Absolutely 100 per cent selfish. At no point has she she really given a damn about what Iemori wants..

So percent is spelled percent not per cent.

Again your idiocy knows no bounds.

Started off treating him like garbage at school, bullied him into keeping him working for her secret, copped feelings for him but fired him without telling him the real reason why, got him to participate in a book as her housecleaner after he's ALREADY been fired, and now finally, guilt tripping him.

This is a massive run on sentence.

Readers who LIKE that sort of behaviour, well, they're welcome to her winning. Certainly not going to deny the author has royally screwed his Honoka character over by not having her actually act.

The author didn't write the story exactly how I wanted it to be written, so it's bad.

This is exactly how this sentence reads.

You are attached to an ideal version of a character, and not the version that actually exists in the manga. Then when your ideal version is not portrayed its the author's fault, and not your own for idolizing a character. Insane logic there.

 

[wozbond]

So percent is spelled percent not per cent.

Again your idiocy knows no bounds.

Try again halfwit. It's more commonly spelled as one word in both America and Australia, numpty. Way to make yourself look like a complete goose.

Keep pretending that the only explanation when multiple people disagree with you is that everyone must be unable to read, dumbass. Think I'll just block you now since you're so full of it. Bye!

 

[DMan_chine]

That would be Kanna. We haven't seen her in like five chapters.

Stop it! She's already dead!

 

[DMan_chine]

Oh, I think the CEO of a major company is probably smart enough (and selfish enough) to know she's guilt tripping him. But it's Himarin, so business as usual, right? Win by any means necessary, regardless of ethics.

You gotta chill. You are implying she's evil. Why the ire?

Edit: btw, she may be business smart, but she can be emotionally stupid. Especially since all she's been doing is work on her business and has no normal high school life (i.e. no socialization). And to top it all off: she's a teenager.