Considering Iino's question, I don't think that Ishigami answered saying that it is a "hard" moment for him, poor Ishigami... However this is a JP -> KR -> EN translation so it is better to wait for the JP -> EN translation to be sure. Anyway what this confirms is that IIno is the most pervert character of the manga, and besides I am sure she perfectly suits Ishigami, more than Tsubame-senpai.
Well, no, I had no idea. But if it's the same harem stuff anyway, in small dose I can endure but..
It's weird because it's actually a really good battle shonen. The festival arc is absolutely fantastic and Negi vs Rakan is amazingly cool.
IIRC from interviews, Ken Akamatsu really really wanted to make a shounen battle manga after Love Hina. But the success of LH made the editors go "nope do more haremy stuff or nothing". So he made a harem manga at first and once the fanbase was established and the manga going strong he made a progressive yet decisive shift to battle.
After that first volume ended, it really became something super cool. I wish I was as high on UQ Holder, but that just doesn't do it for me. The MC there isn't as good as Negi was.
Same. It came out of nowhere as I thought Tsubame really loved him but it turns out she wanted to smash instead.
I guess our expectations should stop defaulting to "anime tropes" because that's the thing that throws me off balance every time.
Huh, I'll check them out.
More accurate translations are out for Kaguya, and it turns out that the final flashback line is actually from Tsubame. That's way harsher than initially thought.
Goddamn, I didn't expect that from this manga. Though I still think Tsubame was lying about her intentions here, hence why it's phrased as a question. I think the confession legit threw her off.
I think she wanted to say yes, but felt she couldn't. Which would totally suck for literally everyone involved.More accurate translations are out for Kaguya, and it turns out that the final flashback line is actually from Tsubame. That's way harsher than initially thought.
Goddamn, I didn't expect that from this manga. Though I still think Tsubame was lying about her intentions here, hence why it's phrased as a question. I think the confession legit threw her off.
There's also her telling Kaguya that "rejecting someone because of fear of a long distance relationship isn't a good excuse" back during the cultural festival, yet that's exactly what she does here.
Also 'long distance' is pushing it.
Real talk, they're teenagers. They're used to seeing each other every day in school. Going from that to, "We can easily hang out on weekends but not really during the week" is a huge jump for them.Also 'long distance' is pushing it.
