Definitely got my heart worked up a bit, but coming here after reading I Have Something To Tell You probably kept me from crying.
While I wish Misora's character development felt more solid at the end, this wrapped up really well in just 23 chapters. Something about manga that are able to tell...
That's actually an interesting way of looking at it. Maybe isn't as inherently compelling at first, but the idea of someone just... not knowing or learning better due to their own circumstances. It has a more comedic tick to it since it's so unexpected, and the buildup to that realization during...
@CBC Her more childlike behavior under stress sounds more like former abuse or neglect in younger years, which maybe is why she resonated with what seemed like just a lone plush in a crane game. At least, coming from my experiences, I was definitely immature for my age during a lot of my...
@Faryshta I think a specific area of Ichikawa's development can still be shown pretty well through his ambitions and goals if they do show themselves. The primary development is definitely Ichikawa and Yamada's relationship growing into romantic feelings, but I do think part of Ichikawa's...
To add to one of the first comments in this whole debate, maybe the expression that "he didn't exhibit any passions or life goals" is partly the point? Like, the dude for sure has his passions. Explains largely his interest in the more violent side of criminology (perhaps initially a result of...
I clicked for abs.
Really nice story to start off, both of the main leads are interesting. I expected the fox to be a more established antagonist, but no complaints there. That symmetrical panel at the climax was great.
I want to marry wolf wife.