Ogami Tsumiki to Kinichijou

[rapask]

bro, wtf was that in chapter 3, shit ass ideia to make that

 

[xyzzy]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1842242281643917380

 

[TenTonNoggin]

bro, wtf was that in chapter 3, shit ass ideia to make that

you misread.

 

[TenTonNoggin]

I can tell the author has a foot fetish

surprise: that's you.

 

[national14578]

Tsumiki, the best and worst tutor there is to relationships

 

[coyote_vdb]

Surprisingly good. I was kind of expecting a pale copy of Demi-chan wa Kataritai, but this manga really has a personality on its own and the characters are very good. I also like their design, Tsumiki with her large feet is really great.

 

[national14578]

Wholesomeness

 

[NekoSuki157]

Happy anniversary! I've been reading for a while and I've enjoyed every chapter so far. I love each character and how their personality and appearance work together to create an individual that contributes to the story while having their own to tell. I hope this continues in later chapters and results in an ending that goes well with its contents!

 

[AlbaSailex]

You know what girls with big feet also have?

Big shoes, that's right.

 

[steeldickman]

When you're done virtue signalling with your flaccid steel, you could try just reading the series instead of making nonsense comparisons that have no relevance to...anything

How exactly was that virtue signaling? I just gave my honest thoughts about it lmao

 

[bakkoi]

next thing you know it'll be woke to have an opinion too


bad jokes aside, I do kinda like this artist's pacing and handling of their personalities. Its not hitting so many the cliches of boohoo im a non-human victim by trying to live in a human world.

 

[Cwbintn]

That Christmas chapter gave me diabetes
so sweet

 

[CaponNC]

I just binge read the entire current TL today, up to Chapter 50. Some really good stuff like a nice bunch of side characters, some great set piece chapters, and good character designs like for Tsumiki and Hebizono. Author did some good characterization for Senga to redeem the boy somewhat, which was no easy task. Favorite character is Kitou, invisible bro is way too smooth and charming.

Have some big frustrations. Character writing can very inconsistent at times. Yutaka and Tsumiki can sometimes flipflop in their feelings & actions toward each other. Yutaka went from being a manly yet gentle guy leading Tsumiki with great confidence throughout the amusement park, yet 20 chapters later is barely able to speak with Tsumiki like he was meeting her for the first time. It gets better and more solid as the chapters go on, but grated on me a bit.

I like how grounded the genjin's abilities are, just above baseline human without them turning into My Hero Acadamia knockoffs. But the general world buildings is sorta meh at times, like with Senga's situation or baseline human reactions to genjin. Not enough to be detractings, since the cast's personalities and antics are good enough to offset the worldbuilding. It's not Beaststars or Demi-chan wa Kataritai, but it's good enough to be serviceable and give us a cute wolf girl.

It's a 7 for me currently. I really want to give it an 8 or 9, but the relationships and characterization has to get much more solid before I can give it that.

As for the Chapter 3 stuff.... meh, a nothing burger overall, just a small muck up likely due to this being the author's first serialized work. What will be interesting is when this manga is adapted to anime (because it has legs to get animated for at least 12 episodes). I don't envy the animation production team who will tackle that lol.