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she's cookin
Oh this is nice, it's gonna be helpful. Thank you!Just in case anyone would find this useful – I've collected all character profile pages into an imgur album:
i think he looks like a mnaga character she likesi am not following the manga but since when does she like Sunao?
MEDIC, WE NEED A MEDICdead
Do you want a yanderes to nice boat someone? becasue this is how you get a girl to go yandere and nice boat someone.![]()
Oof... hang in there Iko.
There is no way this can be accurate. I am expected to believe Momoko doesn't like playing with balls?!Just in case anyone would find this useful – I've collected all character profile pages into an imgur album:
Now next chapter we're gonna learn that she just memorized that line phonetically from anime and has no idea what it means
One thing I find funny is that there are chocolates that aggressively market themselves as giri chocolate. 'Hey ladies, all the guys have seen this advertising too, so if you have to give giri that annoying guy (you know who we mean), and all the just dumb ones, won't get the wrong idea if you give them this.' Tirol and Black Thunder are two of the big ones.
Just in case anyone would find this useful – I've collected all character profile pages into an imgur album:
Young kids still hand out candies to all their classmates, I bought some candy for my nephew to do soBring on the jibun choco! 😭
In American elementary school I remember we gave Valentine’s Day cards to every student in class, boys and girls alike. (See Ralph Wiggum and the Choo Choo Choose You card.) I don’t know if it’s still popular or not
Sorry Iko, but Emily there putting in work, it’s time to play some offense Iko, defense ain’t workingDam, sis is going for it! She's so ernest I can't help but root for her!
Thanks for the chapter!
I really wish valentine’s everywhere followed Japan. It would be better if there’s no chocolate thing in the first place but this is better.Japan popularized women giving men chocolate on Valentine's Day, but it was the British Richard Cadbury (son of John Cadbury) who popularized the act of giving boxes of chocolate on Valentine's. Imagine if his dad's name was John Chocolate, that would've been insane.
References for the notes are articles from:
Wikipedia, Japan Times, The Guardian, SoraNews24, NPR, Time, BBC, Hankyu Food, Nippon.com, and PR Times.
Some of these might be outdated, so if anyone knows how it is these days, let us know here in the forums.
And let me know of any other errors or points of improvement, as always. Thanks![]()