Ytlaya posted:

I don't think it ever made that clear; the protagonist refers to them as his brother and I think at some point they referred to themselves as being a man (though it's always hard to tell since sometimes translators get weird about this sort of thing).

edit: Yeah, in chapter 18.5 someone says "Then Itsuki-san is...a man?!" and Itsuki both completes the sentence saying "a man" at the same time as the person and goes "Yup! That's how it is" afterwards in response.

Then again, given that manga is often kind of weird on issues like this it's possible they're just referring to being DMAB or something, though the impression I got was just that they're a guy who enjoys presenting in a feminine manner, which doesn't necessarily make someone trans.

Poil posted:

It seems that Just Because! is a bit late every week, I hope it's nothing serious because I kinda like watching it.

Aurora posted:

man that title sucks

a kitten posted:

Viz announcements too.

https://twitter.com/VIZMedia/status/931638098341040128

I don't know anything about that one (yet) though.

Nate RFB posted:

Ojojojo is a heck of a pick up. Now I'll actually get to know what happens since the scanlations dropped off.

Lemon-Lime posted:

There's no episode this week since the production is hosed and they're taking a week off.

Poil posted:

Thanks for the info.

Lemon-Lime posted:

It's annoying because it's my favourite show this season and I want more, but hopefully this is for the better and lets them get back on top of the production schedule.

Lemon-Lime posted:

Lemon-Lime posted:

But anyway,

Lemon-Lime posted:

SwissArmyDruid posted:

Wotakoi is the best. (Also, I don't get the thing in the bottom corner. "Wotaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii"? It's hard for otaku to fall in love? This is one of those Japanese pun things that don't translate to English, isn't it?)

Everything Burrito posted:

I thought it was just a reminder of what big nerds they all are

Mikl posted:

Nakoruru: a character from the Samurai Showdown series of fighting games. Very cute but also very awesome, she can definitely kick your rear end. Has a falcon.

Doi Hansuke: strict but kind-hearted ninja school teacher from the manga series (later an anime) Rakudai Ninja Rantarou.

Amami Yuki: Japanese actress and seiyuu (hence the 2.5D note), born 1967. Most notable voice role is Grammammare in Hayao Miyazaki's Ponyo, but she's done a whole lot of live-action stuff.

Otonashi Kyoko: female lead of the Takahashi Rumiko manga (also later an anime) Maison Ikkoku, a young widow who's the manager of the titular boarding house. Personality-wise she's a kind, sweet, hard-working homemaker -- basically a Perfect Japanese Waifu.

Hate-Senpai posted:

A second husband????