Kimi wa Yotsuba no Clover - Vol. 11 Ch. 88

[Achaius]

The way she revealed herself is exactly like I would expect a kid to do. So much theatrics.

 

[Bachenaugen]

Time to see if Yotsuba can go back to the past without the clover.

 

[Sakidornis]

Oh my goodness, shit just got real!

Did she spread a mind-controlled drug or zombie virus or something?

 

[FSLGS]

This definitely feels like one of those “vibes” manga where the plot of individual chapters is done well but then when you take a break and think back on things you go “wait this doesn’t make sense at all”

My comment was scathing sarcasm

 

[BadEnding]

It's not shocking because it was obvious

So, what will she do now? The same thing her mother did to her father? But as a group, or what? I don't think this manga will get that dark... Will it?

And I think the people around her are perhaps members of the old mother cult who were affected and whom Fuu reformed to hate the mother and daughter. Basically creating a second cult.

Spoiler: Spoilers of the RAW

I went to read RAW because I couldn't stand the wait anymore. And oh my god, nothing's happening right now, but later they even used the "Oshi No Ko" first chapter event. And yeah it's getting rushed sadly. Too many thin happen, they even got the "ERASED" reference.


But the woman just gets imprisoned, and that's it. The ending could have been extended to more chapters, to be honest; it's a bit sad that they rushed it so much.

 

[Graywing]

Guessing that the people around her were affected by her mother somehow and they now want revenge on her. Surprised that they went after her instead of her son. Maybe because she still has life left in her. What I want to know is how does her half sister know about the time travel unless she has that power as well. Thanks for the chapter!!!

 

[Septazia]

The author masterfully hid her tracks by making all her internal monolgues make it seem like she didnt know what was going on, just in case an omniscient reader read her mind.

Brilliance unseen since Heavy Rain

A part of me is praying for a "quick" ending at this point, the author keeps losing points with me just to escale things, making them sillier by the minute.

 

[dcdfvr]

This didnt make sense at all and it feels like the author had a sudden change in thought and went with this

 

[Tachyonic338]

This didnt make sense at all and it feels like the author had a sudden change in thought and went with this

Page 7 of Chapter 43 is specifically why I don't like that it's Fuu: https://mangadex.org/chapter/12f10b64-630f-404e-891f-bcb3abcf1d73/7 I feel like the author should not have shown Fuu's reactions nearly as much during the funeral, unless her being an extremely good actress is supposed to be a well-defined character trait (which it isn't really, as she's all about just being a genius).

But I suppose the real clues actually have started as far back as the last page of Chapter 57: https://mangadex.org/chapter/788e4179-4c69-49f7-9de8-016e3f8fd087/19

 

[Substitution]

My comment was scathing sarcasm

He was agreeing with you.

 

[Erbakhan]

Well well well

 

[Hriselconector]

Page 7 of Chapter 43 is specifically why I don't like that it's Fuu: https://mangadex.org/chapter/12f10b64-630f-404e-891f-bcb3abcf1d73/7 I feel like the author should not have shown Fuu's reactions nearly as much during the funeral, unless her being an extremely good actress is supposed to be a well-defined character trait (which it isn't really, as she's all about just being a genius).

But I suppose the real clues actually have started as far back as the last page of Chapter 57: https://mangadex.org/chapter/788e4179-4c69-49f7-9de8-016e3f8fd087/19

If you look at page 9 of that same chapter 43, Fuu has her back turned to the protagonist and appears to be trembling—as if she’s crying—but when I first saw that panel, I thought she might actually be laughing.
https://mangadex.org/chapter/12f10b64-630f-404e-891f-bcb3abcf1d73/9

Furthermore, it is Fuu Chan who gives her the news of the suicide, and she does so in detail, telling her that he hanged himself.
https://mangadex.org/chapter/12f10b64-630f-404e-891f-bcb3abcf1d73/3

 

[wiz_gmc]

Page 7 of Chapter 43 is specifically why I don't like that it's Fuu

Until part way through this very chapter, both the main characters identified her as a kind character and wanted to believe in her. It is possible that, in the timeline where she wins, her true nature takes over and she quickly comes to see her revenge as a huge mistake.

Fuu is also a victim of the evil woman, and I think she's only evil herself because of that. If I had a wish for the remainder of the story, it would be a redemption for Fuu.

There are way more chapters left than I thought there would be, so something big must happen before the conclusion. If it is true that the time travel never required the watch, then presumably Yotsuha can go further back than her current starting point and save Fuu before she ruins anyone's life. But perhaps that is too much of a happy ending and maybe it would be weird to invalidate most of the story like that.

 

[arimareiji]

This didnt make sense at all and it feels like the author had a sudden change in thought and went with this

Two possibilities come to mind:
1) The author changed their mind halfway through.
2) The author wanted to deconstruct the use of foreshadowing, and badly overdid it.

(Between the two, I'd bet on the first.)

 

[jinhong91]

Let me guess what's gonna happen.

Since it's been hinted that the time travel power lies not with the watch but that 4 leaf clover, one of them is gonna rewind time to the past and try to prevent the tragedy from happening in the first place.
They are not gonna prevent Yotsuha from being born so they will have to prevent Futaba's and Yotsuha's father from committing suicide and that means they will have take care of the Kazuha issue.
How they are going to tackle her, I don't know.

 

[Friendly-Sentence710]

Well... now what?

I can still fix her.

Two possibilities come to mind:
1) The author changed their mind halfway through.
2) The author wanted to deconstruct the use of foreshadowing, and badly overdid it.

(Between the two, I'd bet on the first.)

This reeks of Season 1 Broadchurch.
For those unaware, the show writer had set up several possible culprits and made sure they were all viable because he hadn't decided on a killer and motivation, intended to figure it out later. It wasn't until they were about to shoot the final episode that he had a highdea and chose someone not on the list but who was still technically in-scope.
The result was utterly terrible ass-pull grade.

 

[GalladeGuy]

It feels like the author is just winging it at this point. I don't think they actually planned any of this out in detail before the last 20 or so chapters.

 

[medrus_358]

Let me guess, she now leads the cult?

If you're refering to the psychotic bitch's fanatics, then no; also it's not a cult in any way; she's threating them

 

[scoobindoob]

Let me guess, she now leads the cult?

Shit becomes hot ass for awhile from what I saw with other translations

 

[arimareiji]

Shit becomes hot ass for awhile from what I saw with other translations

Thank you for the warning; I'd been fantasizing that it couldn't get much worse and that it'd be over soon.
https://clip.cafe/titanic-1997/itll-be-over-soon-itll-all-be-over-soon/