Kyorikan Bagu Osananajimi - Oneshot

[MangaDex]

 

[Techno97]

 

[FloorRoof]

Is this 'bugged sense of distance' going to become a new popular story gimmick?

 

[bigtiddyoneesan]

i like this trope, and i'm tired of pretending i don't

 

[Horizon_PL]

Is this 'bugged sense of distance' going to become a new popular story gimmick?

i know, but its possible medatarou just got inspired by that manga

 

[FloorRoof]

i know, but its possible medatarou just got inspired by that manga

That's what I thought, too, basically the same scene. If it gets big on social media and ends up being a well-liked concept, similar stories might start piling up.
I don't know about that, though. As far as I thought, readers weren't fond of dense protagonists or oblivious love interests, and this concept does both.

 

[notekatha]

That's what I thought, too, basically the same scene. If it gets big on social media and ends up being a well-liked concept, similar stories might start piling up.
I don't know about that, though. As far as I thought, readers weren't fond of dense protagonists or oblivious love interests, and this concept does both.

People will read anything that they can self-insert into

 

[Bornsinner]

I like this growing genre lately.

 

[Late_Komei]

More than friends, less than lovers. Yes, I like this genre as well.

 

[Lyncoris]

That's what I thought, too, basically the same scene. If it gets big on social media and ends up being a well-liked concept, similar stories might start piling up.
I don't know about that, though. As far as I thought, readers weren't fond of dense protagonists or oblivious love interests, and this concept does both.

But do people hate if both of the dense? I think it will be an interesting story for both of them to navigate love or reach an agrement that satisfy them

But if one of them is dense i can see why people hate them, especially if it is harem manga.

 

[Cultured_Man69]

i know, but its possible medatarou just got inspired by that manga

What "manga" is that?

 

[Horizon_PL]

What "manga" is that?

Chikasugiru Futari
It was in Popular New Titles lately

 

[FloorRoof]

But do people hate if both of the dense?

Who knows, it's quite an unexplored pairing. What I do know is that people like progress: two characters awkwardly inching closer and getting into cute situations until they become a proper couple, preferably within a couple dozen chapters, not hundreds.
When two characters are already close but completely passive, how do you progress from that? Sounds like a nice setup for comedy, but not necessarily for romance.

 

[Cultured_Man69]

Chikasugiru Futari
It was in Popular New Titles lately

Thanks, man. Been tired of Mc that are denser than obsidian lately

 

[Jack1996]

Chikasugiru Futari
It was in Popular New Titles lately

they're still middleschoolers(I think?) yet they shit together