It’s not like most of the other series that get posted here, at least in terms of story. Visually stunning, unique plot, many distinctive characters with plenty of development, and most importantly, existential dread. Sometimes it’s a little hard to follow what’s going on in the action due to the peculiar style, and some may consider parts slow.
However, the show is beyond reproach.
I did theory partially to avoid these problems (serious). I don’t know what rules my friends in the laser lab had. I mostly remember sending students home because of clothing faux pas, particularly open-toed shoes.
Not a comment on this chapter but the series in general: I get it goes against the gyaru aesthetic, but the lab inappropriate attire is bothersome. I don’t think it sends the wrong message since it obviously isn’t a serious manga, but it could.
Hotpot with the autoclave? Wtf?
It’s finally done! Dated, but in a good and comfy way.
I want to try a PinePhone…
Having someone older helps validate that maybe it’s ok to have this as a hobby.
Not that I need to follow another ongoing series, but this is validation that I didn’t need to read this after having watched it.
This one hits a little too close to home, but I’ll allow it.
I’m about 100 chapters in. Aside from the drama with Yui changing departments, I enjoy it.
A finished romance? With adults??? Sign me up.
All that time posting could be spent reading instead! /s
https://anilist.co/manga/58226/Bonnouji/ is mostly normal adults.
https://anilist.co/manga/110140/Futari-Ashita-mo-Sorenari-ni/ is exceedingly normal adults.
https://anilist.co/manga/106983/Arasa-Dakedo-Hatsukoi-desu/ is stereotypical naive adults.