Are you asking for life coaching from us? Oh shit, we were not prepared for that. If you want our advice we have only this to say. Walk talk. Think tall. Crouch tall and talk short.
Tim has Nana to Kaoru. Kaoru is a sad seventeen year old who’s never had his penis touched. As a standard manga protagonist, he has a bondage fetish where he buys expensive gear and keeps it under his bed. Nana is the class president and a childhood friend who finds a leather outfit of his, tries it on, and gets it locked. This leads the two to enter a dom and sub relationship. It gets a Crackers for getting Tim to say “after care’.
Weltall has Hallucinations from the Womb. Sometimes you just need to take a little break and start cloning people for money. That’s what happens in the first short story that comprises this manga. It’s a set of sci fi stories with a bit of a horror bend. Most are well told and it gets up to Crackers.
The Twin Peaks of manga is back. How are we like Twin Peaks? Well, there’s two of us and we review two manga. Also we don’t make sense to casual viewers either.
For today’s forecast it looks like we have a heavy pair of reviews inbound. Recommendations aplenty, so keep your battery charged and prepare to read along this week.
What happens when magical girls become known celebrities in their own right? What if they grow up a little and become abusive. Miss Guillotine explores this when they kill a class mate. Suddenly a mysterious magical girl appears and starts killing of their comrades. Think The Boys meets Sailor Moon. It gets a Read It Now.
Dust off the shelf and dig through the piles. It’s manga time once more.
Tim has Gokusen. It’s about the granddaughter of a yakuza boss who’s become a teacher. She ends up teaching a bunch of delinquents which only lasts for a couple of chapters. The rest fo the first volume is her filling in for grandpa while he recovers from the consumption. It earns a Crackers.
Twin manga powers activate. Form of, a shounen! Plot of, a shoujo!
Tim revisits Dr Stone now that he’s read well beyond the first few volumes. It’s still a mostly grounded story where they have to use their brains and luck out to find some incredibly rare pieces in a prehistoric tech world to revive humanity. It culminates to a point where they determine they have to go to the moon. It keeps a Read It Now though the plot is getting ahead of itself.
