Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen - Vol. 21 Ch. 210 - Chika Fujiwara Really, Really, Really Wants to Eat
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1 page in and aka already doing aka things.
meat dimension ramen is tight
meat dimension ramen is tight
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And now, we have Aka's take on the American cable TV show "(Wo)Man v Food".
Well played...
Well played...
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interesting ramen chapter
Comments on the last chapter:
"Oh, no, oh my God, this series is about to get too dark and terrible, no, how are we going to do it, the series is ruined, we don't like conflict!
It is not as if she had brilliantly alternated between comedy and tragedy from the very first long arches, after all! "
Aka in this Chapter:
"Oh, no, oh my God, this series is about to get too dark and terrible, no, how are we going to do it, the series is ruined, we don't like conflict!
It is not as if she had brilliantly alternated between comedy and tragedy from the very first long arches, after all! "
Aka in this Chapter:
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Where can I get this interview with the KnY artist?
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So are you left behind 200+ chapters?
"Recent"? The situation was clear from the arc of the fireworks, and had been hinted at right away.
All the drama in this series makes sense, as it was established for all the characters from the start.
The golden cage that Kaguya lives in, Shirogane's insecurities, Ishigami's social crisis ... everything was made clear from the moment they were introduced, teased with jokes and analyzed in detail later.
This is what makes the opera so fantastic: understanding that comedy is tragedy are two sides of the same coin, balancing each other to create great stories.
So are you left behind 200+ chapters?
"Recent"? The situation was clear from the arc of the fireworks, and had been hinted at right away.
All the drama in this series makes sense, as it was established for all the characters from the start.
The golden cage that Kaguya lives in, Shirogane's insecurities, Ishigami's social crisis ... everything was made clear from the moment they were introduced, teased with jokes and analyzed in detail later.
This is what makes the opera so fantastic: understanding that comedy is tragedy are two sides of the same coin, balancing each other to create great stories.
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Filler chapter
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@lancerpres I see what you did THERE
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@Mattopui
Yes these things were alluded to before, but they were never the central focus of the story, and served to give the characters depth which doesn't always happen in a comedy manga. But recently Aka just abandoned the comedy factor, aside from filler chapters like this one, and to me it just feels like too much of a tone shift. The drama may "make sense", but it doesn't mean it was the only way the story could have progressed - it's not like there was a need for Kaguya's family to get in the way of her relationship with Shirogane, who's the god damn Student Council President of one of the most pretigious academies of Japan.
My point is that Aka deliberately chose to go down the path of creating needless drama and focusing solely on it instead of having it come to light and consequently it getting resolved while maintaining the previous comedy undertone every chapter had.
But that's just my opinion, not like you have to agree with me
Yes these things were alluded to before, but they were never the central focus of the story, and served to give the characters depth which doesn't always happen in a comedy manga. But recently Aka just abandoned the comedy factor, aside from filler chapters like this one, and to me it just feels like too much of a tone shift. The drama may "make sense", but it doesn't mean it was the only way the story could have progressed - it's not like there was a need for Kaguya's family to get in the way of her relationship with Shirogane, who's the god damn Student Council President of one of the most pretigious academies of Japan.
My point is that Aka deliberately chose to go down the path of creating needless drama and focusing solely on it instead of having it come to light and consequently it getting resolved while maintaining the previous comedy undertone every chapter had.
But that's just my opinion, not like you have to agree with me
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