Seijo Sensei no Mahou wa Susunderu! - Ch. 6

[MangaDex]

 

[pandatime]

surely the nobody was up to any no goods and it was truyl just a accident

 

[NinjaGoemon]

Ngl I read this entire chapter and got confused by which character was actually talking

 

[Yuri_Enjoyer_Deluxe]

Like I said, lightwork flesh wound.

Seriously guys, stabbing is such a Tuesday occurence, just let me spring into London and-

 

[StormSen]

JP Trope #??: Feeling/accepting guilt for a death that you're not actually responsible for. Also, no one bothers to explain what actually happened for years to that related person goes on revenge tour, only to find out very late that their desire for revenge is completely misplaced.

 

[nameless0ne]

Call me crazy... but I think one should ask questions first and stab later. Kinda difficult the other way around. Especially without a "speak with the dead" spell or smth.

 

[MathMols]

So far I dont know why this is tagged as a yuri

 

[Ravenna-rei]

Let's rather assume instead of her being dead, she's only thought of being dead because for certain circumstances led to that belief that even she believes it, but rather she survived but has now become something akin to Sarah Kerrigan/Queen of Blades (on the opposite side of Saints).
So while it may have been her older sister or so, Emi has a comparison to her as being a Princess of Dragons or whatever their specifically called but a Saint.

 

[Ravenna-rei]

So far I dont know why this is tagged as a yuri

Assuming it will be, this is apparently the same Author as Magical Revo Reincarnated Princess and Genius young lady, this must be an Adaptation of the LN.

 

[CountryMage]

JP Trope #??: Feeling/accepting guilt for a death that you're not actually responsible for. Also, no one bothers to explain what actually happened for years to that related person goes on revenge tour, only to find out very late that their desire for revenge is completely misplaced.

I've seen this in enough manga and novels, that I'm wondering if the trope isn't about gaslighting the next of kin, so that they seek revenge against the non-guilty party. You know, instead of being about a misunderstanding.

 

[almostbasic]

have you guys noticed that the girl's love tag has been removed? is it then safe to say that it's not yuri?

 

[Ravenna-rei]

have you guys noticed that the girl's love tag has been removed? is it then safe to say that it's not yuri?

Then it's probably not. There's not a lot of info on this series.

And I'm not liking a certain possibility. I'll be hated if I explain.

 

[almostbasic]

Then it's probably not. There's not a lot of info on this series.

And I'm not liking a certain possibility. I'll be hated if I explain.

please do

 

[NinjaGoemon]

So far I dont know why this is tagged as a yuri

Because it's an adaption of a yuri novel

 

[shittycoolusername69]

have you guys noticed that the girl's love tag has been removed? is it then safe to say that it's not yuri?

The source light novels are tagged as yuri on BookWalker (Kadokawa's ebook store). Of course that's not reliable all the time (on top of "yuri" being a somewhat subjective category), but I don't think treating Mangadex as more reliable makes much sense. Over here, any rando can get the tags changed with a report, only the mods get to see the reasoning they use in that report, and there is no guarantee that that rando has the same taste in yuri as you do.

Based on just the first volume of the manga version, it can be predicted that this series will not feature as much lesbian romance as MagiRevo (by the same author). On the other hand, relationships between female characters still drive the plot. While the Ange/Tia/Jessica triangle so far only involves "friendships", the fact that Tia allegedly killed Jessica and Ange tried to kill Tia to avenge Jessica's death lends it a certain intensity that I tend to personally accept as a kind of yuri, but I know others draw the line more strictly at romance.

Anyway, I would not fault anyone for dropping this if they wanted yuri romance specifically, but either way I think people should rely more on their personal intuition to make that decision. If you really want to rely on tags, the actually official tags (from the publisher/author) are still more stable since they're not subject to interference from unaccountable users like Mangadex's tagging system is.

 

[MathMols]

Because it's an adaption of a yuri novel

What I meant was the fact that there have been no signs what so ever of any of these girls being lesbians

 

[llde]

Goddammit girl, you didn't even think that putting a fucking GAG order was suspicious enough and that they allowed you to hear the only things they wanted you to hear?

 

[llde]

The source light novels are tagged as yuri on BookWalker (Kadokawa's ebook store). Of course that's not reliable all the time (on top of "yuri" being a somewhat subjective category), but I don't think treating Mangadex as more reliable makes much sense. Over here, any rando can get the tags changed with a report, only the mods get to see the reasoning they use in that report, and there is no guarantee that that rando has the same taste in yuri as you do.

Based on just the first volume of the manga version, it can be predicted that this series will not feature as much lesbian romance as MagiRevo (by the same author). On the other hand, relationships between female characters still drive the plot. While the Ange/Tia/Jessica triangle so far only involves "friendships", the fact that Tia allegedly killed Jessica and Ange tried to kill Tia to avenge Jessica's death lends it a certain intensity that I tend to personally accept as a kind of yuri, but I know others draw the line more strictly at romance.

Anyway, I would not fault anyone for dropping this if they wanted yuri romance specifically, but either way I think people should rely more on their personal intuition to make that decision. If you really want to rely on tags, the actually official tags (from the publisher/author) are still more stable since they're not subject to interference from unaccountable users like Mangadex's tagging system is.

The solution would be to make the report accesible and allow more user to chime in a report, allowing some days for a discussion to create a consensus. With a warning on that section forum that there can be spoilers. (This allow at least people that are unbothered by spoilers like myself to see if a removal is based on fact, based on the current limited information , or pure hearsay )
Also mangadex tag is not "yuri", but "girls love" , that can also be stricter requiring at least platonic relationships