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it's funny to see Moe call Hebikawa out
A job she'll hopefully perform with all the pride in the world.
it's funny to see Moe call Hebikawa out
I don't hate, if i hate someone i want them deadI think even the most devout Hebikawa hater can admit that her traumas run deep
Snek fans will find a way to think this makes Kusunoki too Mary Sue perfect or some shitThe unintentional shade is great. Glad someone, even inadvertently, can push Hebikawa’s buttons.
Hebikawa and Kusunoki continue their hijinks as step sistersIf we wanna talk something that would almost totally upend the dynamics and status quo of the manga...
I feel like this chapter kinda shows why i like Hebikawa
She has character flaws and she isn't perfect
Her being unfortunate in her lottery (most likely unintentionally) shows she isn't blessed with fortune
She has to work to get what she wants even if it is by underhanded means
Most the time when her tactics don't work shows how weak she really is
She's untrusting of others and doesn't believe anyone's intentions
I think this is why I like Moe in this chapter calling out Hebi's tactics
I don't think she ever had anyone who just confronts her on who she is
I also like how it shows Hebi thinks people like Kusunoki have it so well without thinking about any problems they have to face
Again showing how she isn't perfect at judging people like she thinks she does
Her flaws are what make her human and feel like a real breathing character
Moe did well this chapter. Kusunoki got another buff as the title girl. And my opinion of Hebikawa remains unchanged. She has been doing superbly as a side heroine who started off with a lot of haters. I have 0.1% hope that this manga might stop being vanilla and let the other girls win
She speaks as if she's is outside the equation. However it is she acts around Shizuki, she does not consider herself a part of the raceShe's so carefree, even though they are in love with the same guy
Eventually, one of them will be chosen by Shizuki, and the other will be left behind
The thing about the war, as you put it, is that the Snek-haters pretty show up to trash on Hebikawa, on grounds that she offend their sensibilities. As evidence, I present to you idiot #1:The two main narratives I've seen from Hebi stans are that she FAR supersedes Kusunoki because Kusunoki is boring and because Hebi pushes the plot forward. I do agree that she definitely pushes the plot forward but I disagree that Kusunoki is boring.
This guy is owning "the libs", except "the libs" here is a fictional girl who's also nothing more than bully. It's silly, it's like they're self-inserting themselves into every pore of the story. I've also never seen this guy nor idiot #2 having anything to say about Kusunoki beyond "um, she's a good person" either.Moe-chan being based as fuck and calling out Hebikawa's antics, while Kusunoki throws shade at Hebikawa, even if unintentionally. Good chapter.
Thanks for the chapter!
The development is a good thing, but for some of us, it's just lost love at this point. Also rather than pointing out that Kusunoki is more reserved than Hebikawa, it's better to just blame the author for not giving us Kusunoki's backstory sooner. If the author had done that, there would've been more chances for bonding scenes between her and Keisuke and there would also be more Kusunoki fans in here too. This really is just a lack of experience on the author's part.I think its only appears passive because her approach is not as explosive and in your face as Hebi's. There are multiple instances of her being proactive as of late which people fault her for not being. Like acting on romantic jealousy during Valentine's, pushing past paralysis to give Keisuke chocolate out of fear of losing him. She said yes immediately when invited to the shrine, and as of late is actively choosing to explore her feelings for Keisuke. And I know some people will say "muh its only recently, Hebi has been proactive throughout the whole story." Yes because that is how she's written, she's overconfident and goes head-first into things that intrigue her. Whereas Kusunoki is more reserved. And again we cannot ignore that she completely blocked out the idea of romance until recently.