@Big_Boss They don't.
It's just a choice. You can practically consider what's on twitter a spin-off at this point. It's deliberately just extra comics that you can read on a separate website. It's sort of like a marketing tactic as well, since the series gets a lot of interest from them.
@LaDeeDah
> Either way the fact that it ran in something you don't consider "josei" isn't what I'd consider a fact
Honestly, are you a bit dumb? It's not about my consideration, it was a magazine without an official demographic. Jesus christ
@LaDeeDah Okay? Tags made by third parties literally mean absolutely nothing. I don't really care how it's categorized, I was literally only saying that officially it didn't run in something known as "josei". This is a fact.
@LaDeeDah Demographics are arbitrary and Sekine-kun no Koi ran in a magazine mostly dedicated to "seinen" series. Technically, it's a magazine simply aimed at adults.
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What OniBarubary said, or at least I don't know any studies about men being more difficult to bring to tears. I would say women "tend to be" more emotional overall, but a man can cry easily. "Boys don't cry" is what makes it more difficult, as there is generally a societal pressure that men/boys...
>Was it in Symposium of Post-Mysticism?
Yes, Miko's article. It's also sort of referenced in the magician entry of Perfect Memento in Strict Sense. The magic that magicians use to become full magicians is "abandon food" followed by "abandon worms". If you're born a magician, you have "abandon...
ZUN uses "immortality" as is commonly used, and actually distinguishes Hourai immortals specifically. Most immortals in canon are those who have removed the three worms (things inside of you that report your lifespan and health to the yama, letting them know when you're to die) from their...
The ending was fine but most of the manga was pretty bad, unfortunately. I'm glad the ending was "okay"? Not at ALL flawless but at least a bit satisfying. I'm still disappointed this series never could be what it was at the start again.
Oh, and I have to say so.
Recontextualizing the horror...
She's been interested in him a bit since he started doing little weird things she kept noticing. She probably was liking him and only grew to like him more around the time he laid those tissues out for her (just see the look on her face at the end of that chapter). She isn't suddenly falling for...
>"Best girl won"
Are you all deluded? He chose the stalker, like he always has, and this was AFTER he got the idea that it was a date. Komori is who he's interested in. All the other girl got was thrown a bone, again.
Holy shit, what is wrong with you people