To all the "if you fall over 250 feet you'll die upon hitting water" people... there are verified records of people jumping out of planes, having their parachutes fail, fall over 3000 feet, and survive by landing in water. Not just survive, also walk away effectively uninjured. Reality...
Well, this isn't too surprising. This author does tend to sprinkle some drama into their stories, but generally it's just in the service of having things turn out better in the end. We all remember that bit in Bocchi Kaibutsu etc. etc. where
Sudden drama just as suddenly resolved? It feels like there should have been a few more pages, both before and after things were fixed.
And why end? This series is cute and fluffy.
...Did anything even happen in this chapter? The situation hasn't notably changed from start to finish. A bunch of posturing and people being stupid to no effect, and it ends right back where it could have been at the beginning.
@HungryIm: You clearly didn't fully read what I said. We've seen young Momo after she was rescued, but before her memory was altered. She was sane, not traumatized, and was making friends and helping others deal with their problems.
This leaves us with unsettling questions about Momo's origins.
Also, I'm really not sure that keeping this info from Momo is wise. Yes, it's a hard and traumatic past, but she moved past it and was making a new life for herself. She made friends with Mikan before this memory erasure, after all...
Intense stuff. Sorawo needs to watch for glitches, but without her eye to match her perception to the Otherside's the soldiers might as well be shooting blanks. That forces her to try to watch in all directions at once.
The horned man is very ominous. It's worth noting that, unlike every other...
The number of people who failed to read to the last page of this chapter really is astonishing...
@BugDemon:
I wouldn't consider that a guarantee. Given that becoming a magical girl tansforms their bodies into ether, couldn't she simply have been wearing an ordinary hair ornament that later...
So... wait... Momo was some sort of magically/genetically modified child soldier who Sakura rescued?! Bloody hell, author, as if the poor thing hadn't suffered enough already.
I can't say I approve of them erasing Momo's memories like that.
It's hard to believe that an adorable silly series...
Man, this is an intense look into how badly poor Euphie has been hurt. Her desperation for Anne-Sophia to tell her what to do, to set her back on a clear well-defined path for her life, is truly heartwrenching. Her wounds run far deeper than just the betrayal by Algard: that merely brought them...