De-tailing a Miku forcefully is harmful as they use it as a balancer during dancing and as a feelers for possible unseen obstacles. But on rare occasions they might shed their tails themselves. Don't be alarmed as this is perfectly healthy and normal. They do it as a sign to show that they have reaffirmed themselves to conquer the challenges that they have. Just be sure to help them as losing their tails can make them more spontaneous. And remember that it's not the hair or outfit that makes a Miku, it's the heart 🩵Whe twintails?! No mor Miku!!
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What? Kimura absolutely has feelings for Manaka. He's just so sure he's a 'mob', and so committed to making sure she 'wins' and ends up with Ei, that he me lets himself seriously consider it could happen.Win what exactly? Kimura isn't interested romantically in any of the characters.
The last page explains it more, but the short answer is the publisher is changingWhy is this in Hiatus?😭💔💔💔
This was the most unbelievable thing about this chapter... Young girl cuts her own hair, and it turns out this good?!?!?!Manaka my beloved heroine![]()
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Everyone is bisexual hereTruly the most convoluted love polygon i’ve read in a manga 😅
Except the MC, i feel like he might be ace lolEveryone is bisexual here
I do think the catgirl seem more ace than him. Kimura still look like he attracted genuinely to fmc. Well, asexuality is a spectrum anyway. He might be pansexualExcept the MC, i feel like he might be ace lol
I think there are more instances of catgirl blushing than MC (ik that doesn’t necessarily mean romantic feelings, but it is often used to depict it)I do think the catgirl seem more ace than him. Kimura still look like he attracted genuinely to fmc. Well, asexuality is a spectrum anyway. He might be pansexual
Well our catgirl seems kinda attracted to kimura and blushed because of him often, but the effect nullified with the probability of kimura being her sibling 🤣I think there are more instances of catgirl blushing than MC (ik that doesn’t necessarily mean romantic feelings, but it is often used to depict it)