@Enyss They totally do have general practitioners though. They call them clinics and such, and they have about the same amount and kinds as in, say, America. Dermatologists, dentists. otolaryngologists. regular old physicians... just, people usually go to hospitals for some reason. While I've...
@N0Mi0
It's not that complicated. They've said before that they just put down all the content as it was released, and only change the order if Norio-sensei retroactively changes the order. Twitter art released before new extras are getting put at the end of core chapters, because that's when...
@pokefairy
because she has a western-sounding* first name
Her first name is Japanese. Basically, like Touhou's Marisa, in roman letters it looks completely ordinary but in actuality it's 100% written with kanji, and it's even pronounced differently.
杏奈 -> あんな -> Ah-n-na (written in romaji as...
@kuma
She could just have a day off, there's really no telling if she's a housewife or not just from this. Everyone does laundry and plays with their kids at SOME point.
Oh right, they have their backpacks on. In the latest chapter, Christmas Eve is coming up and school has closed. Thus, they aren't dating in this extra. It may still be the "future", just not very distant future. At any rate Yamada seems to have done what she did even though they're not a...
@Raknasuu
Norio's actually explained that there's no definite answer (yet?) as to why there are black borders on many of the extras. She presented them as like, the past theory, present but spin off theory, the future theory, or a scary one: the Ichikawa's delusions theory
all theories, she...
@DeadintheWater >Her comments during that route was also about what kind of ghost they would be, not what kind of afterlife
I consider that the same thing. She was describing what their literal after-lives (their dead states) would be like
I've never said she doesn't care about humans...
@Grimmycoffee
Scarlet Weather Rhapsody, in which she calmly tells others how their afterlives will be, gets mad at Tenshi for messing with souls, and in her ending meets a dead child at the Sanzu River who doesn't want to let go of life; tells the kid that they should.
She gave out death...
I kind of enjoyed it but Komachi was so dramatically out of character it sort of killed things for me. She does care about people, but she also "cares about death". Death isn't something she fears; death is something she coaxes people into and is very comfortable with. She believes in death. She...
@charkan It literally is not and that's why every single chapter of this, and every series on the website it's hosted on aside from the Satori manga, begins with this alert explaining things:
本誌に掲載さわている漫画は幻想郷を幻視できる漫画家たちが自らの魂を振り絞って生み出したものであり内容についてはあくまでも、各浸画家に任されているものです。
そのため、 ZUN 氏の見解とは異なるネタ、...