Kodoku no Kochou wa Donna Yume wo Miru no ka? - Ch. 15

[74HC595]

Goodbye, actually bearable sci-fi yuri plot. You died just as all other sci-fi yuri plots do, by focusing too much on the yuri and not enough on the sci-fi. Back to Otherside Picnic I go.

 

[Koiish]

This being the end is insane. The sheer amount of potential this had to go bittersweet, dark, hopeful, really anything at all, just to have it end as a sorta 'life will go on' vibe really hurts...

 

[Salfaro]

Guess I'm glad I held off on catching up to this one, always like to click the "end" chapter comments to see if it's an ending worth the time to catch up to or not. Guess it wasn't.

 

[hala.gmail.com]

I knew it, I know this is one of the manga that end with short chapter, I knew this would coming and I hate the Fact the I was right. I want my hunch to be wrong by nope, they end with a small amount of chapter. I WISH IT WAS LONGER, WHHHHYYYYYY!

 

[Wachtail]

Maaaaan what a fucking shame...
'Twas good while it lasted I guess, thanks for the translation!

 

[Loner210]

I feel cheated 😑 The author starts a new series after MagiRevo right? The one with magic teacher and her three pupils I think, is that a yuri? This one feels like it's just a short story they wrote in their free time.

 

[Vicic]

WHY

 

[Saon]

Terrible year for quirky manga enjoyer, at least 3 yuri manga I've followed got axed. At least 2 ended the same way this one did and then also a bunch of other unique stories the name of which I can no longer remember that got cancelled earlier this year. Wonderful really.

Regardless, thank you for all your work!

 

[Clone_Bear]

All this build up for nothing is wild. Endless questions and nothing is explored. Whats worse is idk why ayumi isnt over reika... like why r u so hellbent on someone that hates ur guts and practically spits on u with how horribly they treat u. Whats she ever done to u ayumi other than shamelessly backstabbing after everything u did for her?

 

[Amogh24]

This was a waste of a concept. There was so much left unexplored , the nature of opm's, what the white queens motives are, the fight with the insects, the opm inside ayumi and how it differs from the others, why do the opms apart from the black queen consume memories when they germinate, ayumi's other friend who had issues with jealousy, what syumi herself wants, and on and on.

We spent so long in world building and creating questions, just to never get any answers to any of it. This was practically the end of the first beginning arc of a story. If the ending was planned to be here, this should have never been more than a one shot without any of the world building.

 

[LexiSin]

Utter tragedy to see a world and story with so much potential just say done at the end of what feels much more like a first arch. So many unanswered questions and unexplored characters

 

[alastormanga]

Goodbye, actually bearable sci-fi yuri plot. You died just as all other sci-fi yuri plots do, by focusing too much on the yuri and not enough on the sci-fi. Back to Otherside Picnic I go.

I don't know what to tell you, Garan no Hime was heavily focused on the sci-fi, and Twinstar Cyclone was in between, and both were axed anyway.

 

[74HC595]

Garan no Hime was heavily focused on the sci-fi, and Twinstar Cyclone was in between

Twinstar was fun, but I felt it didn’t really have the kind of visceral edgy appeal that this story has, while simultaneously lacking the whimsical meandering through novel environments of Girl’s Last Tour that it could have had via its spaceship exile plot. You could just make a yuri version of Rebuild World and it would be a hit. Or a yuri version of Kino’s Journey, it would probably be good but I wouldn’t like it.

Haven’t heard of that first one so I’ll give it a shot.

 

[Whatevena]

Mannnnnnn, such a wasted concept that has so much potential, welp, what an end of 2025 for me to have such disappointment like this. Tks for the TL.

 

[Tavero]

For anyone wondering, yes, as the TL notes say, that's where the original web novel ended.

3 years ago.

The web novel was already abandoned by the time the manga started. Not axed: it's self published by the author. He just decided to end it there.

The only person to blame here is whoever at the manga company decided it was a good idea to adapt an old unfinished story. At least it was good while it lasted... Oh well.

Its bewildering to me, imagining the novel got an adaptation when the creators had no intention to continue it.
So much build up and world building... wasted and unused.

It's really frustrating. This was the worst year for manga. Literally my whole library of manga titles i follow on mangadex got either axed or purged this year or is in the process of receiving one of these fates in the next few chapters.

Rosen Garten Saga is kinda the last one I have left here.