Yancha Gal no Anjou-san - Ch. 194 - Toyoda-san and Pencil Stains

[giguschadus]

You know where this is headed to?

That's right, nude painting. Draw the lewd itself.
PLEASE GOD PLEASE LET US SEE TOYODA FULLY NAKED AAAAAAAAAAA LET US SEE HER PAPAYA SHAPED TIDDIES IN ALL GLORY SNIFFFFFF HAAAAA SUUUUU HAAAAAA SUUUUU HAAAAAA I WANNA LICK MY SCREEN WHERE HER BOOBS AT

-Inuyama, 2025

 

[chojinra]

All he had to do was use proper visualization techniques.

The Big White Daikon and the Big Black Ladle were going to let that innocent cloth feel their Hard, Sharp(?) weight. Aw yeah...

 

[v.roderick]

Yeah, she's slow and kinda resistant in growing up, but that's a very possible way for someone to act in around those ages. I think her being a side-side arc made it too slow and thats what's bothering people

Yeah, people have unrealistic expectations for character development when you see a lot of people irl that are still mentally 12 at 65 years old.

 

[henman]

Aye right, I like my daikon sexy
Thank you for the translation, gentlemen

 

[raddcuban]

Yeah, people have unrealistic expectations for character development when you see a lot of people irl that are still mentally 12 at 65 years old.

The people who want to read about someone stubbornly refusing to grow up are few and far between. They may be "realistic," but realism is often a trap in storytelling because reality tends to be sort of crap. What most people want is "believable," not "realistic." Immature older characters are almost exclusively used as negative foils or comedic anti-role models because of this inherent subversion of the maturity expected with their age.
That is not the problem with Chita, nor why many readers find her to be an irritant. Rather, it's due to her being a fairly static character so far and repeatedly being used for a "break" from all the coming-of-age developments that are the main meat of this series. Much has happened around her, but very little has happened TO her. Static characters in coming-of-age stories are usually adults who have already "grown up," or youngsters portrayed negatively because they refuse to "grow up." Chita is neither. Thus, like a bump on an uneven surface that refuses to go away even as the rest of it is smoothed out, she becomes increasingly irritating to many readers with each repeated appearance.
Her character arc has not been handled well so far, but I pray that with the dedicated attention an arc focused on her brings, the author will be able to salvage it.

 

[Yotomoe]

Nothing more beautiful than a girl covered in pencil shavings and lead stains on their face.

 

[LecherousLeech]

Fuck yeah I love a couple that just clicks and you can really feel their chemistry! Surprisingly, I think a lot of romance manga doesn't focus on characters truly connecting with one another—they're just in love because the plot demands it.

But this author is always focusing on the why each character is into the other.

Totally agree! Their relationships feel very deep and secure. We can even see where there might be friction, but we can be confident that they’ll be able to work through it somehow. It’s really refreshing and kinda insane how there’s relationship drama in this story, but it’s not annoying. The conflicts feels natural, and the resolution always feels like they make the relationships only stronger.

 

[Wizardrone]

I want Inuyama's spin off a whole 600 chapters!

 

[luigiymario2]

Awww yeah! He's finally back in his groove! Also, that painting came out looking sexy af! Love it <3