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Ok, Aria isn't unbreakable. Tag this chapter as the one that's sold me. Now I'm in this 'til the end.

This art style kinda strikes me as the crossbreed between Isayama Hajime (Attack on Titan) and Junji Ito (Tomie).

Fuck, I haven't been this euphoric happy since the last chapter of After School. Please, let them make it work this time!

Caught up. Here are my thoughts: 1. I'm 98% sure Asaka's gonna kick the bucket but pls no 2. Man, that's some suffocating water imagery. I kinda love this manga already just for that. 3. I'm also betting that Shizuku bullied someone and that kid commited suicide, but maybe it's too early to...

Hot damn, that's one kick-ass aquarium!

Fuck, I'm already crying out of anticipation. I'm FAIRLY certain Asaka's gonna die, but I'm gonna trust you guys that don't think that's the case. No reason for it, I just don't want to believe the alternative.

I was worried this was a one-shot after seeing that strikingly beautiful cover, but thankfully this seems like it was serialized. Looking forward to seeing more "sensei losing her shit" scenes.

Fuck me. And the worst part is that now I gotta see this to the end.

@JohnJRenns I actually think a straight guy love interest in yuri can make for an interesting concept if it's utilized properly. But I'm yet to see that happen instead of the guy being a disgusting shithead, so I see what you mean.

This was... nice? I think? To support your endeavor is one thing; to be their rival at the same endeavor is something else entirely. But I guess that's a "pseudo-rivalry"? I guess now Hinako can progress more easily at least... hopefully. But, you know, slow burn stories like these are walking...

To felizardo que o Lemillion tá de volta... mas bem que podia ter uma ou outra cena explicando o retorno dele, né? Senão, fica parecendo Deus Ex Machina. Tipo, a cena dele perdendo os poderes foi de chorar, e ele reverter essa tragédia deveria ter uma pompa maior do que um "Óia eu aqui de novo!".

Num sei vocês, mas eu tenho certeza que a Mugi ainda tem chance e que ela não desperdiçou tempo brincando de cupido nem nada. ... (isto foi sarcasmo)

It's tough to see all this talk about patriarchy and not think of current sociopolitical ideas, but I'm gonna give Akasaka the benefit of the doubt and assume he has the authority to discuss this, since japanese patriarchy is a thing and it's not too far of a stretch to assume he's knowledgeable...

You know, themes aside, this mangaka does like their silent scenes. And with the whole black and white, everything feels more artistic and surreal. Kinda like those avant garde european movies.

*analyzes all the possibilities within the physical and hypothetical realm* Bruh.

Soooooo... her name actually is Saki Saki lmao. Also, low-key I wanna see Nagisa exercising. That should be adorable.

My biggest problem here is that this seems to have been written as a "pocket version" of Heath's story. And then awkwardly bolted onto the main narrative for no apparent reason yet. This sure ain't Negi's best writing, but at least it was resolved reasonably. Unlike Natsume's decision to turn...

*introvert getting dragged into socializing by her few extroverted friends* It really do be like that doe.

Man, reading this manga is kinda like plunging in the Abyss itself. I don't even understand 90% of wtf is going on, but it sure is mesmerizing.