Let him cook, his determination is his biggest charm. Eventually reality will come to whip him up tho lol

Lol I get that. Personally? I'm someone that loves trashy or finds entertainment in things going into the weird and taboo. So I'm gonna ride this manga till the end either way.

Been skimming through the manga tbh. Who else has a dark last in the cast?

Lmao the font was garbage, but this chapter was really funny. Props to the translators.

You're giving me some PTSD with Entanglement. That doujin series and manga adaptation messed me up so bad for months. I was never the same.
But, yeah, tbh the plot was better when it followed the original doujin more closely. I guess the mangaka felt bored just doing mostly the same thing and did the Entanglement and Evangelion approach of adding a new girl to switch things up and add new spice to the story and characters.

Akito being too shy to do a lot of that stuff is erotic in it's own way.

In Usagi Drop? Basically it's a story about a 30+ year old man who adopts his grandpa's illegitimate 6 year old daughter after his grandpa passes away.
From there, he raises her as his own and learns all the ropes and difficulties of adulthood. It's a fairy wholesome yet mature manga and anime. After where the anime ends the manga has a time skip to where the girl's in high school and a bunch of stuff happens and the daughter is revealed to be in love with Diachi, her adoptive father. The story then tries to push them together and justify the relationship. The manga ends with them getting married and planning to have a kid soon.

This manga is weird. The demons are obviously something that must be stopped, but a lot of them seem like they are fairly self aware and capable of change. Do they all have to die?

This was a great chapter, but the pages get blurrier near the end. I can't seem to figure out why.

Aren't the expressions in this manga kinda crazy good? The artist is an amazing illustrator

Usagi Drop plot lines are the sort of thing that you can only commonly find in doujins and maybe gag manga. It's unlikely that within your life time you'll see enough of those types of stories in a normal manga to even count on one hand.

Lolis, guns and Umineko

I still have no hope for myself in the dating game, but this story made me Uber happy. I love these sorts of sweet tales man.

Unironically this.

It's not a crazy original story, but it's very neat. Plus, the Princess is gonna be in A LOT of content going forward. More than I expected when I saw that she was always with the MC in quite literally every single light novels cover page.
So there's hopes to see more interesting stuff from her in the future. Plus, we've not even made it past volume 1 yet, so these things will take time.

YESSSSSS IT'S GETTING TRANSLATED AGAIN THANK YOU SO MUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCH

Final arc this soon? Dang, I thought we at least had two or three more arcs before we hit the final stretch...

I wasn't expecting a Nikke reference lmao

I stand with the bros in the comments here. She's a slut to her core. That's how she is and she can do it if she wants, but MC trying to date/wife her up is like trying to raise a fish in a desert. Damn near no one makes it to the oasis, so don't try to be the hero.

It was different in the original doujin. She pretty much just stuck to sleeping with only MC after their first time, which became a whole thing. Until MC got expelled and disappeared from her life. She went back the the hoe life seemingly not very willingly, and kinda hated it. MC comes back and she was able to finally settle with him.

This version of the story tho? Nah, MC needs to back up and leave.

That ship right there is exactly what I'm talking about. Cookie cutter.
Getting the two male and female leads that bicker and argue all the time, but actually care for eachother a lot become a couple is harem anime writing. Where the main heroine is always the one he gets along with the least, but ooshie gooshie moments are meant to make up for the fact that their on-screen chemistry is just arguments and insults most of the time. And yes, there's a bit more to it than that, but you get what I mean. It's tropey. It's to be expected. And most of all it took a million years to reach the most obvious conclusion that we all saw coming a mile away.
The only plus, is that in Ishigami's case at least the fluff to get to the obvious end game was really well done and meaningful. I can't say the same for Oshi no Ko.