You're missing the point hard, this manga is mainly cooking, the author enjoys that, the story is just to connect each recipe with the next, then comes the wholesome relationship and then their story. All the covers have food too.I wish this manga removed the cooking scenes where they just talk about the cooking work. The panels talking about how something relates to their dead mother or whatever (like how she mentioned she likes chinese pronunciations of kanji) is fine, but the rest just feels like filler
The manga is literally mostly about cooking…I wish this manga removed the cooking scenes where they just talk about the cooking work. The panels talking about how something relates to their dead mother or whatever (like how she mentioned she likes chinese pronunciations of kanji) is fine, but the rest just feels like filler
I don't know where you did your digging then considering they publish this, and a quick look at their site show at least a few other yuri among their published title.If anyone is looking for a yuri element your going to be surely disappointed because I did some digging and web publisher that this comic comes from doesn’t do yuri comics so it’s very likely this will always stay on the up and up.
I don't know where you did your digging then considering they publish this, and a quick look at their site show at least a few other yuri among their published title.
I don't expect much yuri though. At best a time-skip/epilogue that show them still together, I would be surprised if we get more than that
There's a very fine line between the two that's nearly invisible. A lot (probably most) fans in the west treat the two as identical, which seems to be the case here. Interestingly it's quite different with shounen ai and yaoi, with the difference being much clearer.Actually that manga is shoujo ai rather than yuri,
It being about found family is quite true, Mai & Tama's relationship is much more like siblings or even mother/daughter, with Mai being somewhat of a mother figure to Tama, despite being younger.Look this is the story of found family, not yuri so get your mind out of the gutter my lad. They are not getting together for this is a cooking manga and while Futari de Okashi na Kyuujitsu o does exist it’s primarily an LGBT manga which is an entirely new kettle of fish the west can’t even begin to fathom!
I believe the line between yuri and shōjo ai is the depiction sex, for example Yuri is my Job has this sex scene, meanwhile My Girlfriends Not Here Today depicts the same act in this way! I bet you can’t guess which of these two mangas are tagged as yuri on mangaupdates.There's a very fine line between the two that's nearly invisible. A lot (probably most) fans in the west treat the two as identical, which seems to be the case here. Interestingly it's quite different with shounen ai and yaoi, with the difference being much clearer.
It's not as clear as you want to pretend it is, for example a rather popular shoujo ai manga being named Yuru Yuri. Most fans in the west consider that yuri for rather obvious reasons.I believe the line between yuri and shōjo ai is the depiction sex, for example Yuri is my Job has this sex scene, meanwhile My Girlfriends Not Here Today depicts the same act in this way! I bet you can’t guess which of these two mangas are tagged as yuri on mangaupdates.
I take back my pretty rude assessment, your insistence on doubling-down on semantics shows you're either being a deliberate asshole, or simply can't admit when you're wrong.
Both are tagged as yuriI believe the line between yuri and shōjo ai is the depiction sex, for example Yuri is my Job has this sex scene, meanwhile My Girlfriends Not Here Today depicts the same act in this way! I bet you can’t guess which of these two mangas are tagged as yuri on mangaupdates.
Both are tagged as yuri
Wut, shoujo Ai has always been a Western thing, made up by and used by Western people, never being a thing used by the Japanese, for them it was always yuri and nothing more, that situation only came to change when Girl love aka GL did take off on the 2000s as a synonymous term for yuri, so if the modern Western prospective is to use only yuri and phase out shoujo ai, then that is nothing more than aligning to the Japanese prospective.I was talking about the Japanese definition, I know perfectly well it’s all just Yuri to the west. But as someone who’s been reading manga since 2003, I’m too well indoctrinated in the Japanese definition that fool heartedly assumed we were talking on the same wavelength. As much as I despise lack proper differential I have begrudgingly accepted that mangadex will never separate Shōjo ai and Yuri into two separate categories because it uses the modern western prospective.
Oh today I learn. Thanks for the information! I normally straight up avoid shoujo ai stories as it never going to be racy enough for my tastes. Although some of them have some juicy plots, like yuri is my job, where Goeidou is hands down the best character in the series and I’m going to drop it if she leaves.Wut, shoujo Ai has always been a Western thing, made up by and used by Western people, never being a thing used by the Japanese, for them it was always yuri and nothing more, that situation only came to change when Girl love aka GL did take off on the 2000s as a synonymous term for yuri, so if the modern Western prospective is to use only yuri and phase out shoujo ai, then that is nothing more than aligning to the Japanese prospective.
Besides, this series is tagged yuri by Yurinavi and some Japanese digital stores have tagged it as romance, so voices calling it yuri are coming from both Japan and the West.