Yuri Bait implies the arc, where one of them clearly got confessed to and then was shown to not reject the notion of dating said woman, doesn't exist
or the last few chapters, where the two went on a god to honest date.
Harold they're lesbians
Thanks, I read this manga. And no, it was basically an arc about how Gyari tried to force her to marry her, which she expectedly denied. Please don't force ship war on me against my will. My joke was about the punchline of this chapter, not some attempt to initiate another round of this shipping crap.
Also having “cross-dressing and yuri” being seen as negative make me not care about this human’s opinion.
Reductio ad absurdum: ”Don’t add gay to this! Just make it about this one manly character getting more powerful. Full DBZ.”
If you took out all the side content, this would be a very sparse, thin story that made no sense. If you removed all the gender and orientation stuff going on, it would have a much smaller cast (I need Vine in my life. He is my spirit animal. Nebishy, socially awkward, queer and a sucker for a pretty face. Just flip the genders), and at best be worthy of a 4 koma.
I'm not sure how complaining about one particular subplot implies a desire to remove all side characters and their arcs altogether. Not to mention that he never said anything about wanting to turn this into a battle shonen with manly characters. This is an obvious scarecrow. So you not only care about his comment, but you actually take things to the point of absurdity much more clearly than he does.
It's just a short arc to develop side characters, so it's probably the end of it for now. We will probably have another one down the line, but now we either return to the main story or we focus on someone else for 1-3 chapters.
This is obvious. But many still have Vietnam flashbacks from last time, especially when it turned much of the discussion into toxic ship wars. Even now people are already trying to start this. In general, the problem is not so much with Kurumi or Gyari, but with the antagonism between their haters and simps. Iruma is one of those shonen manga where the audience is a mix of male and female due to the author's writing style, so it will always end up with the different audiences fighting at some points.