I do not think even mahiro would have though otherwise at this pointAww, marriage! Momiji can be the husband and Mahiro can be the bride
but did they end up married ?Wow, this chapter unlocked a very old memory of mine. I went to see a dolphin show with my school and for some reason me and my friend got upset with each other, in the end we made up just like Momiji and Mahiron. Love the anthology chapters!
congratulations for the marriage, invite us to the wedding venue eh?Wow, this chapter unlocked a very old memory of mine. I went to see a dolphin show with my school and for some reason me and my friend got upset with each other, in the end we made up just like Momiji and Mahiron. Love the anthology chapters!
The original SFX is ガーン (Gaaan), which is used as a big negative reaction to something. But there aren't many sounds or bits of text that'd make sense for seeing a heavy metal cover and thinking "Eugh, I REALLY don't want to see her try to copy that look." Because it's not really him being super upset or brought down like a lot of other ガーン uses, just an instant visceral "Please no". "Yech" is that sort of noise that's not meant to come on as strong as a direct or drawn out "Yuck" yet still gets across a kneejerk negative reaction. Honestly I could have probably used EUGH itself but I didn't think of it at the time.any chapter featuring Momiji is whack and nothing you say can change my mind
the heck is "YECH" supposed to mean? is it like a scream or something?
thanks for the comprehensive reply!The original SFX is ガーン (Gaaan), which is used as a big negative reaction to something. But there aren't many sounds or bits of text that'd make sense for seeing a heavy metal cover and thinking "Eugh, I REALLY don't want to see her try to copy that look." Because it's not really him being super upset or brought down like a lot of other ガーン uses, just an instant visceral "Please no". "Yech" is that sort of noise that's not meant to come on as strong as a direct or drawn out "Yuck" yet still gets across a kneejerk negative reaction. Honestly I could have probably used EUGH itself but I didn't think of it at the time.