Yancha Gal no Anjou-san - Ch. 192 - Inuyama-kun and Yatomi-sensei

[JeCarlos65]

I thought Tomitomi was a gonner, like seeing a dead crow was a bad sign and him drawing it in what looked like a blind spot in the middle of the street... I was scared a bit

 

[Ares19373]

i always thought th black part on this forehead is a black headband. He had that since he was a kid??? What the hell is that???

 

[Heika]

I'm more interested in Inuyama's love life than Seto and Anjou's now lol

 

[statflow]

i always thought th black part on this forehead is a black headband. He had that since he was a kid??? What the hell is that???

it's a stylistic choice by the author as a way to draw the character

kind of like how some characters are drawn with their eyes always closed

 

[Kushikime]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[VahnRPG]

Oooooh right, I'd completely forgotten about this subplot........and now I'm reminded of art school bitch again!!!!!! AAARGGGHHH

 

[story645]

Chibi Inuyama is the cutest & digging the deep dive into "what is art?" and more examples of good teaching.

 

[Pollomonteros]

I kind of like that shadow in Inuyama's eyes, specially when he opens up to someone and it disappears, like when he admitted to Seto he liked Toyoda

 

[danvolodar]

Never realised Inu's been taking lessons with this guy for a decade ? Does anybody remember when Tomitomi-sensei got initially introduced in the manga ?

Time hasn't been kind to him, either.

 

[Cordonblue]

So many questions about Tomitomi-sensei after this one.

How did he go bald and grey in just about a decade? Why dead crows? Where the hell are all the other students?

 

[Mr_B_Boss]

Why are art teachers always just a little off and just a tad bit creepy?

I swear this is a universal constant. Like a "you must be this strange and no more before you can begin teaching art."

...it has to be something in the art supplies...

That applies to pretty much all artists, not just art teachers

 

[Kaito57]

Old People in Anime truly are built different ! Even as Art Teachers lol

 

[luigiymario2]

He's getting back on track with his passion, you love to see it!

 

[danvolodar]

How did he go bald and grey in just about a decade? Why dead crows? Where the hell are all the other students?

He was in his thirties and his business was looking up. Now he's an old man with his hopes dashed.

 

[Crystalball]

RIP Brandon Lee.

 

[benderboyboy]

Inu's last bubble is oddly adorable.

 

[zHIST]

Love the upside-down "G" on her helmet...Gatchaman reference! Usually I'm annoyed by the Japanese tendency to obscure references (like calling Line "Lime" especially when its a scanlation...you won't get sued by Line scanlators...just write Line) but the upside down G is funny

Glad I'm not the only one who's annoyed as hell about Lime, different YouTube obscureness, etc.

 

[Eggsburst]

Good chapter

 

[orangerain7734]

Why are art teachers always just a little off and just a tad bit creepy?

I swear this is a universal constant. Like a "you must be this strange and no more before you can begin teaching art."

...it has to be something in the art supplies...

Well, there are famous artists who have done extreme stuff in the past (Van Gogh with the ear thing as an example), and much of today's popular mangakas started off drawing erotic doujinshis or have some very sinful past times (Like Rurouni Kenshin's mangaka and his CP 'hobby').

From what I can guess on how artists and art teachers get 'creepy', part of it is that they were usually exposed to something really unhealthy at very impressionable points in their lifetimes. Not that all artists are 'eccentric' to that extent, of course, but people who have had 'eccentric' lifestyles are prone to be artists of some kind down the line.

 

[Naoroji]

Please let his drawing for the course be Toyoda.