@LegionGuy49
That's probably because this manga knows what its about and who to focus on. As much as I like Komi-san, the manga at this point is just spinning its wheels with delaying the inevitable outcome of this love triangle and having way too many superfluous side characters (a lot of which...
@Rexi
@Dazen
His name is Hiyumano Raitsu. It's revealed in the last page of the chapter when one of his parents wakes him up from his dream. Either that or Raitsu yelled it out as he was waking himself up from the dream.
Why do I have the feeling that this turn of events will psyche Shounen out and he'll fail his exams because he's going to be too hung up over what happened this chapter and how he was implicitly (but not outright) rejected.
@burningknuckle
Oh god I hope not. That out of nowhere, half-assed, yuri subplot killed Himari no Miwari for the majority of readers, myself included, and was largely the reason that manga got axed.
Let's just hope that if the yuri fanservice continues, it isn't either too ham-fisted to the...
@NeroPR
I think you are referring to this moment in chapter 44.
I can see why you think it would appear that Serina is suspicious, however in the context of the story so far, it just seems to the outside observer that Yamada is simply offering to meet up with Ichikawa so that she can loan...
So at the end of it all, the two leads go from acquaintances, to good friends,
It was a good read, and I must give thanks to the translator for the work, however the ending seems less like a conclusion and more of a "read the source material" type of ending that a lot of one season only anime...
I don't think some people here understand why Senpai (deliriously) referring to Nagatoro by her first name is such a big deal and why Nagatoro is more shocked than flustered.
Back in chapter 62, Nagatoro and Senpai discussed whether or not Senpai should know Nagatoro's name, only for Nagatoro's...
It's sort of weird that out of all of Yamanda's friends, the author would have Serina be the one to have fantasies of Yamada and Ichikawa being romantic. Partially because, from my perspective, none of Yamada's friends would fully approve Ichikawa being Yamada's boyfriend since none of them view...
People in the comments talking about why would Ichikawa wear that undershirt with no shoulder coverings (IDK what it would be called). However the translated tweet from the author on page 4 says that there was a mistake in not putting in the tone for the collar of the over-shirt and Ichikawa is...
I do like the fact that Kubo is helping Shiraishi make some friends. It always felt off whenever a chapter focused on Kubo's friend group, mainly because it showed that Shiraishi didn't have anyone outside of Kubo and his little brother to hang out with. Good on Kubo for helping Shiraishi gain a...
Yeah yeah. A flat chested, sadistic, girl who suppresses her feelings for a dopey perverted main character. We've seen that countless times. Although, credit where it's due, there is something this chapter has that's I've hardly ever seen;
And just like clockwork, the angry lesbian friend is getting paired off with a male side character. To some readers, it may seem like this shouldn't happen given how Arisa has always been hating on men (particularly Masakatsu), but not in the minds of manga writers. It was either she falls for a...
Putting aside the manga using the tired "crazy lesbian that obsesses over the female lead and hates the male lead" cliche, shouldn't Diane realize at this point that her "love confession" was going to be rejected? She seen in her interactions with Leo and Fooly that there's some form of...
This doesn't even feel like an ending (not even a rushed one that the author wrote last minute due to the axe). It feels like this manga got axed after this chapter was made and the author couldn't do a proper finale. I guess it's fine if one chooses to view this manga as an extended epilogue to...