This author is practically the Darren Arronofsky of manga. They both make you feel uneasy in the most extreme ways possible, mostly as miesery/aesthetic porn and nothing else. Except the latter has successful movies at the box office, while Bakaudon is known for... more depraved stuff down the...
Well, that ended on a truly Inio Asano-branded bittersweet note, huh? Really, all of his works are incredibly heart-rending and crushingly tender to the core.
This was possibly one of the most disturbing chapters I've ever sat through reading a manga. Their increasingly jeopardized relationship plus Yokoi's sexual frustration is a recipe for disaster, and the pact they both made a long time ago about remaining abstinent from sex until their...
I love how unabashedly full of fan service this self-proclaimed slice-of-life/romance manga has in store. In fact, I could understand why people prefer reading this over Komi-san, considering that the latter tends to meander in terms of plot development quite a bit compared to this (pun entirely...
@BCS More like waifu material, but yeah, their depictions in manga are getting more common every year. It's either a good or bad thing depending on how you look at it.
@GuildMasterJin The author himself is implied to have some form of ASD, if the side notes on the latest translated chapters on here say anything about it. I think Yokoi and Saitō are two halves of his own experiences and personality.
P.S., she looked a bit cuter with her natural jet black hair.
This is getting really fucked up quick, that's all I'm saying. For all I care, I don't want another Aiko/Punpun situation to happen to these two. And apparently Saitō is attempting sexual harassment now? Where the fuck is this narrative going? It kinda scares the shit out of me, actually.