Naughty Succubus "Saki-chan" - Vol. 2 Ch. 143 - Fell down from the sky

[MangaDex]

 

[lordharkon]

the man speaks truth.

F to pay respect for all the childhood friends who lost

 

[Tcof]

Hey, he is a mangaka, do you own justice.
That aside, i feel like that is just a thing in mainstream, or just harem thing. Because from my experiment, Childhood friend is the way.

 

[BCS]

Childhood friends never lose because harems never get resolved anyway

 

[GalladeGuy]

It's always the new girl... Why can't the childhood friend just win for once?

 

[RedVanGhoul]

I feel his pain.

 

[Hollow7F]

the childhood friend almost never wins coz they dont go on the attack until a new girl appears and by that time they already lost, being overly passive is where they fail

 

[need4speedrazor6]

Childhood friends should win
Yozakura family is top tier childhood friend fluff if you need it bros

 

[nobaka]

it doesn't matter if they're childhood friends or not

all that matters is who gets the first appearance

 

[onion_horse]

Fell from the sky... Sora no otoshimono ref? Yeah, in that case, the childhood friend's worst enemy literally fell from the sky.

 

[criver]

@BCS Except when they do and the MC has sex with everyone.

 

[Psychronia]

I feel like I've seen childhood friends win before, but I can't remember any.

Either way, that was a cry against injustice for heartbroken waifus everywhere.

 

[kwendy]

@Tcof It's a matter of planning. As far as I understand, most people start with creating main love interest, while "childhood friend" is a trope or afterthought just to fill character quota.
@Hollow7F If they couldn't do it for three to ten years surely they won't be able to do it in hundred and fifty chapters span.

 

[Kion]

based

 

[Nakanowatari]

@psychronia maga tsuki is the only one i could remember on top of my head

 

[jalil29]

First one that comes to mind is the world god only knows

 

[RedSalt]

I think Omamori Himari had a harem ending but I honestly can't remember.

 

[Fluffyfish]

Yeah, the real reason childhood friends lose is because that's just a cheap way for the author to create drama using a sympathetic character. And often that character's whole personality is literally just "likes the MC and knows him for a while", so they are just a walking trope.

 

[ZeroR3]

Detective Conan, where almost every character love interest is his/her childhood friend.

 

[gouder]

Damn, during firing over the phone, that's brutal