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@testsubject123 It's the light touch and the kiss sound that made him think she kissed him. 'd wake me up.

So, what were people saying last chapter about the whole harem idea being dead?

Heh, between this one and the one (also posted recently) in which Kaede gave the names of the constantly flirting couple...

People seem to think that the author is pushing for this ship or for that ship. You're missing the actual mechanics of the situation. In this "ship-to-ship combat" metaphor, Ujiie Tozen is not running a ship, nor supporting one ship and denying others. He's not the admiral, he's the civilian...

I'm more surprised that Suzu's answer is that of the plurality of respondents. (It'd be easier to say that if any answer got a majority. I guess that's what happens when you take boobs off the ballot.)

It's not done in a particularly prurient way, but the author does enjoy the toilet humor, or the not-quite-to-the-toilet humor, as the case may be. The worst is probably a gag doujin done for Madoka, that's up over at destiny — details are probably a spoiler for that series, though.

Was I the only one who suspected the kids were supernatural (and getting dashing rule-ed) when the photos all turned up blurry? It seems the girls were just cutegasming too hard, though.

So, we know that Akane is "light", but there was never any explanation of what that means in this elemental system. My half-guess is that, to contrast with "dark"s creation, it might be destruction, given that the largest things we've heard of or seen Akane doing involve wiping out large chunks...

I admit, I'm a little worried about that piano.

I'd bet that page 195 was an ad; these scans are done from the magazine version, before they got collected into tankoubon volumes. Meanwhile, pachka84's chromatic pareidolia strikes again. I'm guessing that a blonde main character killed your parents?

@Kaarme This person is up and down through this manga's comments whining about how any attention paid to Akane or other light-haired characters means that black-haired people don't get to be special. They seem to think it's some kind of racism. (Main characters in manga and anime do often...

Jesus, the kid's, like, three. He freaked out because his beloved Aunt was replaced by an obvious impostor. Nobody actually tried to explain anything, it's just that the dose wore off. He doesn't care about Inukai's "suffering" because he has no concept of it. Bully? He's a scared child in a...

The ending sequence with the manta is hugely reminiscent of some of the old Windsor McCay Little Nemo in Slumberland comic strips from the 1920s, though I'm not sure why. Also, folklore facts! This kind of salve shows up in traditional fairy stories in Britain — the best known involves a woman...

@Joom Oh, I was unclear -- by "girl Tsuda" I meant the Judo girl from a different school, coincidentally named Tsuda, whom Mutsumi beat in one chapter.

@Joom: When character development only affects background characters. I'm intrigued by this hint of shipping among the student body, though. Honestly, I want there to be full-blown shipping wars raging among the extras while Tsuda still fails to notice. I was trying to think of named...

Boy, that added-in last page. I'm guessing that the "kind of dangerous" area is the site of Kobeni's accident -- but am I right, that Kobeni's reaction is her realizing that? Her pause and smile and "good feelings" tone work.

Tamerlane's numbers 1, 3, and 4. I actually went back and looked at the chapters where Hitomi grills Tadano about his feelings. (Those are #126, "Friend Chocolate", and #195, "The Three".) The crux of it all seems to be that Tadano doesn't believe that anyone (let alone Komi) would like him...

Well, _I_ would watch a caterpillar-tracked Kotori sing and dance, anyway…

Well, I guess the big refutation of the second strip is the fact that Suzu (co-) won.

My gut instinct on the girl with the camera is that she's another sort of plant being, though this may just be her ahoge/cowlick looking like blades of grass to me. She does admittedly look more human than any of the other NPC spectators.