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Yo. Remember me? How's you? everything going good?

look at those amazing ecchies! u beautiful degen! great taste as well.


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thats too fucking weird lol!! i love it!!

Thank you :D

hello there, first wanted to apologize for the long delay in my response, college life has been getting a bit hectic

yeah that was my initial thought too when I first started reading the manga as everything that was happening in the first couple of chapters felt way too optimistic but after seeing that certain scene happen, I was like "oh shit, this got real" and it all went down from there. Honestly really loved the tone shift as it subverts the viewer's expectations for the manga in a believable way

you've pretty much picked up all of the highlights I saw from the series itself, too

hmm, I see where you're coming from. Still, regarding that incident he had with Yumi and Miyamoto, it was sort of him just wanting to have some sort of decent genuine connection with them once again but due to their circumstances, it didn't turn out the way he expected it to be. It can be mirrored by those who experienced Mori's similar situation with those two characters.

and good luck on your uni entrance exams!

dont worry

HAPPY NEW YEAR MY PERVY FRIEND

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Hello, sorry for the late replies.

I don't know if you knew this, but most of the story ideas were Sakamoto's. The original author of the manga wanted to create something else, but due to creative differences, he left the series, and Sakamoto put his spin on it (which I'm glad; was a memorable read). What are some of your favorite panels? (the panel where Mori was portrayed as some sort of monster amid the city was one of my personal favorites, really showed how he alienated himself from society as well as how society typically views a person like Mori).

oh yeah, that scene was beautifully portrayed, too. loved how the mangaka was showing Mori's own mentality as he was going through that dilemma to the point of going insane.

and yeah, it was supposed to be some sort of monster when Mori was getting sucked off.

hmm, yeah I see your point, most of the characters aside from Mori and the main cast were pretty much just written as assholes and nothing else and I did wish Sakamoto wrote some more humane characters that didn't just exist for the sake of just using Mori as a tool but considering the nature of the story, I'd say he did it in order to make the readers feel more empathetic for Mori, but that's just my thoughts. really amazing artist though, not many mangakas are able to depict visual metaphors with that much visual elegance as he does. have you considered reading the creator's other work, yet?

hope you're feeling better now. and I see, for me, birthdays aren't that big of a deal either aside from the fact that you eat a slice of cake and that's about it (it's more of a personal thing since I'm not much for parties). I noticed that you've been reading the climber, what are your thoughts on it?