Me and Renee and Blue Skies - Vol. 3 Ch. 21 - The grand finale: Rene's decision

[malagigi_encantatore]

I re-read the manga before the ending and realised that the relation between Soichi and Rene is very shippy, the author clearly intends it to be somewhat romantic, and this ending was the only wholesome way to show them ending up together.

It’s interesting how culture shifts over time leave some artists behind. This series would probably have done well in the 00s

 

[Panino]

Thanks, World-Three!

 

[Panino]

I re-read the manga before the ending and realised that the relation between Soichi and Rene is very shippy, the author clearly intends it to be somewhat romantic, and this ending was the only wholesome way to show them ending up together.

Yeah, probably the author intended to develop a romantic relationship between them later, but it's difficult to say what he had in mind for the rest of the story. The ending was surely rushed, but it was satisying as I said.

It’s interesting how culture shifts over time leave some artists behind. This series would probably have done well in the 00s

I didn't had this impression.
It never looked to me that both Souichi and René ever had any romantic feelings of the possibility of such feelings for each other, from beginning to end.
Souichi pitied her and always treated René like an adult should treat a child, with care and attention, while René just liked the attention and care she never received.

 

[Thelegendarytaeyamada]

I didn't had this impression.
It never looked to me that both Souichi and René ever had any romantic feelings of the possibility of such feelings for each other, from beginning to end.
Souichi pitied her and always treated René like an adult should treat a child, with care and attention, while René just liked the attention and care she never received.

This was only my impression, of course, maybe after a timeskip (because René is certainly too young at the moment). It wouldn't be impossibile for 2 young people living together to, eventually, start a relationship.