Ever since this game started I can barely recognize the series. It's like the author threw out one plot thread after another and replaced them with half-baked twists he came up with on the spot. :(
@Inori
The series seems to try to keep a very interesting balance between "cute romance with a robot" and "guy's so lonely he falls in love with a (slightly more advanced) toaster". Their interaction is mostly fluffy, but from time to time the fact comes up that most of the world does not...
I find it disconcerting how hard the manga tries to hammer in that "Yoshida is being too nice for his own good". The asshole last chapter was, like, the third person to say this in quick succession.
He's in an apparent no-win scenario. Kicking Sayu out would be immoral, but the longer she stays...
@Inori
I think it's a matter of experience, not capability. Mina has the proper motions for cooking in her core programming from day 1, but she has to learn hugging and kissing from zero. It's like when a baby learns how to move: some motions can be done by reflex, but the vast majority...
@quagzlor
It's one thing to look at the problem objectively from a distance, and another to keep the same objectivity when you're neck deep in the whole thing. The solution to Akiha's issues is that Haruka needs to disappear, but that solution involves the "death" of someone both Akiha and the...
It's a whole new level of disturbing when you not only see creepy ghosts, but creepy ghosts getting torn apart while screaming for help - and you have to pretend nothing is happening. Poor girl's going to have a nervous breakdown sooner or later if she has to keep this up.
And of course there's been barely a word about how the guy essentially blackmailed her and then tried to force himself on her. Talk yourself out of that one, asshole. >_>
It's okay that the story is asking these questions, some of them are intriguing, but it's not a good idea to achieve this by...
@derpdederp
He did try that at least once already, on a dead body. He found he could target it with his powers, but could not restore it to life. A living human though... I don't think he'd dare to do that, unless some truly desperate situation forces his hand.
@Kendama
I feel the question of how to defy a prophecy becomes irrelevant if one does not even try, which seems to be the case here.
Yona herself? I think it's important to contrast how she, as she gained more power and allies, became increasingly reluctant to seek revenge, while the brothers...
This letter puts Il in an interesting light. It's good to know that he harbored no ill will towards Soo-won at that point, but his decision to leave everything to the prophecy and quietly await his demise is not something I can agree with. Inaction characterized his reign, and apparently not...