Mietemasu yo! Aizawa-san - Vol. 4 Ch. 23.4 - Twitter Extras
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The vampire art was for April Fools Day - Dorothy swapped art styles for Aizawa-san and Banpu-sensei.
I just let my train of thought run at the end so sorry if it feels pointless. Volume 4 was very much a questions volume instead of an answers volume.
The vampire art was for April Fools Day - Dorothy swapped art styles for Aizawa-san and Banpu-sensei.
I just let my train of thought run at the end so sorry if it feels pointless. Volume 4 was very much a questions volume instead of an answers volume.
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Those Seta glamor shots made me laugh
You mentioned not having multiple characters with names starting with the same syllable, but doesn't Michi already start with same syllable as Mizu?
Or did you mean the same kanji when you said that and Im an idiot?
Oh wait no it's their family names never mind Im dumb
You mentioned not having multiple characters with names starting with the same syllable, but doesn't Michi already start with same syllable as Mizu?
Or did you mean the same kanji when you said that and Im an idiot?
Oh wait no it's their family names never mind Im dumb
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I'm not convinced "Mizu" is actually dead, let alone the spirit. Especially as Masaki is an unreliable narrator.
There's a lot of potential, but I'm wondering what kind of psychic hole would be left if someone had their fitness or talent ripped from them by a curse... And if they'd act a bit ghastly afterwards. That would be a metaphorical death, from their conscious perspective, and a torn soul is liable to act a bit haunted around psychic Micchi. Too many routes to guess.
Even wilder induction in lieu of deductive evidence: Mind that the first 2-volume plan with Masaki would've had an ending, and probably no more cast than we've seen save spelling out the big bad. We should have all or nearly all the parts for a complete plot, even if it's now a red herring. In that case it would be fair to have the spiritual villain be part of a main cast member, perhaps severed or digested by a worse monster rather than Mister Hyde-like. I don't think Masaki is the villain, but I think at least originally she would've been very closely connected to Aizawa's killer by virtue of whatever her damage is.
Such a fun series.
with bangs specially reinforced on the only side we know Mizu had bangs,
and scruffy permed hair that is a bit too opposite Mizu's straight-cut locks
the two are counterparts somehow, and so far just a few months of depression and a hair curler apart
It could be nothing, could be Masaki's downplaying herself around Micchi, a relative, or could be a sign Masaki isn't new to becoming obsessive about people. I feel bad for Honda as her rock. Since Masaki is a path to supernatural elements I'll go on a limb and say she's set up as a victim, maybe as collateral damage, after this arc of her being a potentially violent threat is settled.and scruffy permed hair that is a bit too opposite Mizu's straight-cut locks
the two are counterparts somehow, and so far just a few months of depression and a hair curler apart
There's a lot of potential, but I'm wondering what kind of psychic hole would be left if someone had their fitness or talent ripped from them by a curse... And if they'd act a bit ghastly afterwards. That would be a metaphorical death, from their conscious perspective, and a torn soul is liable to act a bit haunted around psychic Micchi. Too many routes to guess.
Even wilder induction in lieu of deductive evidence: Mind that the first 2-volume plan with Masaki would've had an ending, and probably no more cast than we've seen save spelling out the big bad. We should have all or nearly all the parts for a complete plot, even if it's now a red herring. In that case it would be fair to have the spiritual villain be part of a main cast member, perhaps severed or digested by a worse monster rather than Mister Hyde-like. I don't think Masaki is the villain, but I think at least originally she would've been very closely connected to Aizawa's killer by virtue of whatever her damage is.
Such a fun series.
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The sign of a good story is when the translator give his autistic lore dump and speculation free of charge
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This manga honestly feels like a mystery novel or game where you know everything will make sense once you just learn the whole backstory but no one tells you the backstory because people don't just drop exposition like that so you're just scraping at hints and references trying to piece everything together and nothing makes sense because so many major pieces are still missing.
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omg i’m so glad lying mii-kun and broken maa-chan reference was brought up again. i jus read the manga (but not the novel) so this is kinda limited analysis/me rambling about any random shit i think fits
these r kinda jus my random thoughts tryna connect the two stories. my last point was defff a stretch but idk
in the manga, 3 kids were kidnapped by fake mii-kun’s father: maa-chan, real mii-kun (maa-chan’s childhood friend), and fake mii-kun (the son of the kidnapper who was victimized by his own father).
the kidnapper makes real mii-kun (i’ll abbreviate it to RM) torture maa-chan & to cope with the idea of her friend torturing her, she begins to think of fake mii-kun (FM) as RM so she doesn’t associate her beloved childhood friend as someone who tortured her during her already traumatic experience being kidnapped.
FM has black hair. the real mii-kun has lighter colored hair & becomes a serial killer later in life once they enter high school. maybe this is a reach lol.. but fake mii-kun (i imagine to be michi in this case) has black hair and from what’s shown of mizu from behind, her hair color is lighter. FM is also a compulsive liar and frequently lies to himself (michi lies to herself by convincing herself she’s not involved w aizawa san, etc.) and overall has the unreliable narrator aspect that michi has.
maa-chan essentially thinks anyone that calls her “maa-chan” is mii-kun bc he was the only one that called her by that nickname and she still associates him w the positive memories she had of them being childhood friends. masaki’s obsession w michi kind of mirrors that aspect w maa-chan except she sees a photo of michi rather than hearing herself be called by a unique nickname. so maybe this might be a stretch.
RM is mizu i’m assuming.. since she wants to kill people and stuff like how the real mii-kun is a serial killer in the manga.
I’m wondering if michi, masaki, and mizu somehow know each other? i mean, masaki knows who mizu is, michi is obv no help but she did know aizawa & that other girl in delphinus, AND masaki has a strange affinity to her. so i feel like all 3 of them have to be connected somehow.. idk.
michi’s younger self protecting her from her memories is also similar to FM’s mom protecting him while his father forced maa-chan to kill her parents.
the kidnapper makes real mii-kun (i’ll abbreviate it to RM) torture maa-chan & to cope with the idea of her friend torturing her, she begins to think of fake mii-kun (FM) as RM so she doesn’t associate her beloved childhood friend as someone who tortured her during her already traumatic experience being kidnapped.
FM has black hair. the real mii-kun has lighter colored hair & becomes a serial killer later in life once they enter high school. maybe this is a reach lol.. but fake mii-kun (i imagine to be michi in this case) has black hair and from what’s shown of mizu from behind, her hair color is lighter. FM is also a compulsive liar and frequently lies to himself (michi lies to herself by convincing herself she’s not involved w aizawa san, etc.) and overall has the unreliable narrator aspect that michi has.
maa-chan essentially thinks anyone that calls her “maa-chan” is mii-kun bc he was the only one that called her by that nickname and she still associates him w the positive memories she had of them being childhood friends. masaki’s obsession w michi kind of mirrors that aspect w maa-chan except she sees a photo of michi rather than hearing herself be called by a unique nickname. so maybe this might be a stretch.
RM is mizu i’m assuming.. since she wants to kill people and stuff like how the real mii-kun is a serial killer in the manga.
I’m wondering if michi, masaki, and mizu somehow know each other? i mean, masaki knows who mizu is, michi is obv no help but she did know aizawa & that other girl in delphinus, AND masaki has a strange affinity to her. so i feel like all 3 of them have to be connected somehow.. idk.
michi’s younger self protecting her from her memories is also similar to FM’s mom protecting him while his father forced maa-chan to kill her parents.
these r kinda jus my random thoughts tryna connect the two stories. my last point was defff a stretch but idk
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Thanks so much for the summaries and discussion. I'm too dumb to understand this theories without your summaries 😂
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Just wanted to point out something about the part where the possessed Ange refers to Honami in a more affectionate manner (Hona-chan) while more distant with Tear (Tear-san).
Ange normally refers to her groupmates with -san, and back in the festival arc when the star charm started fading, the possessed Ange referred to Tear as "Tear-chan" instead of the usual "Tear-san" but in the next chapter she reverted back to calling her "Tear-san" which I interpreted it to be the ghost trying to act more like Ange.
Ange normally refers to her groupmates with -san, and back in the festival arc when the star charm started fading, the possessed Ange referred to Tear as "Tear-chan" instead of the usual "Tear-san" but in the next chapter she reverted back to calling her "Tear-san" which I interpreted it to be the ghost trying to act more like Ange.
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