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The imagined, shaggy-haired version of Kazuki resembles Amane Chiho from Ayame and Amane by Dowman Sayman.

"That's one small step for 'bian, one giant leap for 'bian-kind."

"Houston, we have lift off!"

Yes, Hime-chan, raise the sluice gates holding back the deep sapphic waters. Dew it.

"Something awakened in her." Yeah, her consciousness registering what the rest of her knew six months earlier. Nice, lol.

This looks like something on r/WritingPrompts, for which this would be Suzuki Senpai's yuri-flavoured entry.

Huh... she's been alive this long, and got gassy only now?

This was pretty wholesome for a hikikomori story.

I have mixed feelings. I'm wondering if Shimura-sensei's storytelling style gels well -- or not -- with parallel-world sci-fi. On the one hand, her storytelling already tends to be a bit opaque at times; on the other hand, that particular sci-fi genre often becomes mind-bending. Most...

The first time I heard of this "prime" notation was in DC Comics. I didn't know it was used elsewhere.

Page 21 looks good. Dramatic, in a restrained way.

Creepy! The boy handled it better than I would have, and I'm an adult.

"Something scary is peeping at us..." LOL The sister's drawing is good, but too cute to be scary. IRL, she'd look frightful!

@te-kun Thanks for the info! Now the middle panel makes sense.

As the Afterword indicates, this is a collection of odds and ends in addition to the titular story. I'm guessing that the primary criterion for inclusion was the shounen demographic, as otherwise they're all over the place thematically... unless we consider angst to be the theme here, vaguely...

Dreams like that, that make you relieved when you wake up, are nice to have... occasionally.

I legit wasn't expecting this to be this good. I saw that the anime was available on Amazon Prime Video around a year ago, and was put off by the concept. (I mean: yuck, right?) Yesterday, I decided to read this... just to see what it was like. Man, oh, man. I love the ending. It's given me an...

He had to do, what he had to do.

Luckily for me, Johnny-come-lately that I am, the Spoiler tag was already put in place by the moderator in that comment. I think I had better stop reading the chapter comments until I finish this series.

Cannibal siblings Hansel and Gretel, with a dash of Hieronymus Bosch.