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I can't really stand the crappy "American" exchange student stereotype. It would be about as bad as if you had a show set in the US and had a Japanese exchange student with all of the related stereotypes. It's not even an issue of racism for me. It just looks boring and bad.

I'm glad this series is back, but we just had to begin with the absolute worst character of the series, Aoi. Let me be clear. I don't hate her for her love of Tanaka. I hate her for her hatred of Yoshikawa specifically and basically all males generally. Having feelings for someone of the same...

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@tickub He brought them because of the upcoming quiz. He doesn't usually bring that many. It's not routine. @MrMcNasty She initially took interest in him because he shows off her gift, namely that she can notice him in the first place. He made her feel special. Then he intrigued her because of...

@conicalPendulum420 It's self-insert wish-fulfillment. Boy literally does not stand out, has no noteworthy features other than the fact that he is so unremarkable that he gets forgotten. Girl takes interest in said unremarkable boy and basically clings to him despite the boy doing basically...

@nobodygattaknow Double L.

@notos What if I told you that's actually what I wanted? Honest truth, I was getting those vibes from Sudo. :P

I kind of want this to be NTR purely for the laughs.

@nobodygattaknow But who's winning?!

This thread is definitely going places; I have provided a handy pie chart.

@criver

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@nobodygattaknow Are you arguing with...yourself?

Clearly the next 'logical' step for these yandols is for that other girl to NTR the male lead as revenge for Mika messing around with Saitou (the manager).

@criver

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@criver From the moment that you first disagreed with me, this was a debate, not merely a discussion. That means that there are certain expectations and understandings, expectations and understandings that you violated by constantly shifting what you were doing. That is the problem.

Train wreck city.

@criver