Tonikaku Kawaii - Vol. 10 Ch. 99.5 - Vol 10 Extras

[NightmareWeeb]

There’s never a punchline

 

[A55mh]

Whats with the ramen menu? Anyone please elaborate for me

 

[EnderWin]

Nasa kun has awaken a new fetish

 

[orochijes]

@VladV
I think Tsukasa was just confused by the question. She thought it meant 100 years earlier than today.

 

[wotm8]

@A55mh As far as I can tell it's just a regular cut-away panel, there are no jokes hidden.

 

[strider_01]

Poor Nasa-kun keeps getting a new fetish every other chapter.

 

[adobonasinigang]

whyyyy was it cutted that way 😩😩😩😩😂😂😂😂

 

[xSauriaNx]

I'm all for the anime adaptation of this manga...

but if we just want the goddess' wish to come true, at least make End of the World Arc animated instead...... T_T

 

[balenol]

>core i7
Relax, its when amd not that great yet

 

[Kami_Nana]

Wait...that question Tsukasa answered in the Q&A section. If she was born a hundred years after those events...then...she would be a newborn or not even born yet. This makes no sense...

@orochijes Nah, Tsukasa's intelligent, I don't think she'd misunderstand it...unless the original Japanese was ridiculously ambiguous...

 

[Deathhappens]

Are you convinced they're fucking yet or what people

 

[OsseinMarrow]

Idk if Tsukasa was lying or not, but her answer implies that she was born some time in the late 90's

 

[aodpds711]

Why did they do it only in omake. I want it to be canon man!

 

[mal2012]

Yeah, they're doing it all right. Good for them.

 

[moogloof]

alright they're doing it

 

[Guang1]

Bruh is it just me or is Nasa getting thirstier with every chapter?

 

[ryouhira]

Core i7? how he can said that when i currently using core i5

 

[radstylix]

Some indoor exercises huh? 😏

 

[Sternberg]

Based mingemuncher

 

[MaxWyght]

The way Tsukasa answered the 100 years question suggests she knows exactly how shitty the period was.

Also:
"Workers leaving the lumiere factory" was released in 1895 and is considered the first true motion picture:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workers_Leaving_the_Lumi%C3%A8re_Factory

That would push Tsukasa's birth date to at least 1890.