Kusunoki-san wa Koukou Debut ni Shippai Shite Iru - Ch. 48 - If I don't keep the proper distance, something might change

[Wizardrone]

thanks for chapter

sure it has to be like that, I prefer the baddie

 

[FiddlePop]

I don't even know what going on now, kinda feels like a comedy skit
Suddenly the pacing picked up,
We got Hebikawa being "UwU I'm so pure" for no reason
Kusunoki suddenly being unathletic
And Otobe being thrown out of a plan she didn't invite herself to, by God

 

[TestAddress]

It's right

I don't even know what going on now, kinda feels like a comedy skit
Suddenly the pacing picked up,
We got Hebikawa being "UwU I'm so pure" for no reason
Kusunoki suddenly being unathletic
And Otobe being thrown out of a plan she didn't invite herself to, by God

On track if you me. Hebi teases Pinky, Keisuke remains on focus, goes to date and pow! Kiss-Rush!

Now we are back to thinly sliced cheese chapters for author revenue.

The only thing author misjudged is that oh too many bitches read his Manga they liked Hebikawa as relevant or even reflected their lives!!!

 

[ArcLife]

Snake was acting all high and mighty, but she totally chickened out. Also:

Thanks for the chapter!

100%

 

[AquilaSilvestris]

No no you would hit his head instead with that speed man

Never mind the speed, what about the height difference? He's about a foot taller than her, that crash should have been chin to forehead, not mouth to mouth. (Unless she jumped at the last moment, the sly little tart! )

 

[000063]

Nose, broken. Teeth, chipped. Skull, concussed.

A "kiss" at that speed is... less than tender.

Physical recovery: six weeks. Full psychological recovery: six months. Capacity to spit at back of head... neutralized.

 

[Funky_Cosmonaut]

Oops, my face fell on your face.

 

[WaterSoluble]

You say that Hebikawa has had character development, but she really hasn't. She may have depth to her character, and an interesting backstory, but she has not developed much at all. We have gotten to know her, but a key part of character development is change, and character growth.

I'm not gonna quote your enitre post, but it's odd to accusing me of not understanding the term character development because I didn't use it correctly when I asserted that Hebikawa had character development. Because I did not even use the term character development with reference to Hebikawa.

With that said, your point about the meaning of the term character development is inaccurate.

Character development doesn't require character growth: the reason we have those two different terms is because they mean two different things. Character development simply requires a character to be well-rendered on the page. Sherlock Holmes is a relatively static character, but he has great character development.

Villainous characters are the most common examples of "great character development without any character growth" -- Hannibal Lecter, for example, is a wonderfully developed character who does not experience character growth throughout the course of the books.