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Rizu/Sekijou is the only Bokuben pairing I care about.
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Ibblebibble posted:Rizu/Sekijou is the only Bokuben pairing I care about. it is the best pairing in the show
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Justice for Sekijou.
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It's interesting to note that We Never Learn also doesn't have a First Girl as usual. Both Fumino and Ogata appear on the very first page, then followed up by introductions to their characters one right after the other. And that's why Uruka is still technically First Girl.
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Actually if you take the second derivative after factoring in the square root of tiny senpai, you'll find that Yuiga's attractive guy friend is the "first girl."
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I’m actually kinda surprised that they dropped the Miharu subplot from the anime. Unless they’re saving that for the second season?
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Ytlaya posted:Actually if you take the second derivative after factoring in the square root of tiny senpai, you'll find that Yuiga's attractive guy friend is the "first girl." He already has a girlfriend, one of Uruka's swim team friends.
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Ytlaya posted:Actually if you take the second derivative after factoring in the square root of tiny senpai, you'll find that Yuiga's attractive guy friend is the "first girl." Yuiga met Kirisu-sensei from ten years ago via time travel, therefore
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Mirage posted:Yuiga met Kirisu-sensei from ten years ago via time travel, therefore 
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Mirage posted:Yuiga met Kirisu-sensei from ten years ago via time travel, therefore
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Well, she did meet his dad (and mom?) before everyone else. That counts for something, I guess?
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chumbler posted:He already has a girlfriend, one of Uruka's swim team friends. This doesn't change anything. Actually I think we're forgetting another character - Kirisu's younger sister. Maybe Kirisu will realize that it's messed up for her to date her student, but will try to set her younger sister up with him. I forget how old her sister is and whether this is weird or not (can't remember if she's high school aged or younger).
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Ytlaya posted:This doesn't change anything. Her sister is college-aged I believe she's probably Asumi's age maybe a year older
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Hot take, but We Never Learn seems like an incredibly generic harem to me and I'm not sure why people here like it so much.
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Clarste posted:Hot take, but We Never Learn seems like an incredibly generic harem to me and I'm not sure why people here like it so much.
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Clarste posted:Hot take, but We Never Learn seems like an incredibly generic harem to me and I'm not sure why people here like it so much. honestly i just treat stuff like this as a cycle, like when monster secret got so hyped here doesn't have to make much sense and i know better than to step outside of my general reading habits for it
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Clarste posted:Hot take, but We Never Learn seems like an incredibly generic harem to me and I'm not sure why people here like it so much. Not liking a shounen harem is a pretty cold take. Downright glacial.
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Clarste posted:Hot take, but We Never Learn seems like an incredibly generic harem to me and I'm not sure why people here like it so much. It's nothing completely unique in the Harem space. But it's extremely heartwarming and earnest, with fun characters that make it more than the sum of it's parts. Like all the characters root, care for and celebrate each other as friends. They all built a solid friendship, and it feels like the character relationships are all earned. But if it's not for you it's not for you.
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Clarste posted:Hot take, but We Never Learn seems like an incredibly generic harem to me and I'm not sure why people here like it so much. The humor/faces are good and there's generally a much stronger focus on humor than drama.
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Clarste posted:Hot take, but We Never Learn seems like an incredibly generic harem to me and I'm not sure why people here like it so much. Cool.
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but how can it be a hot take if it's cool I've tried to get we never learn several times myself and it's never worked. but if people like it then good for them
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have another generic harem https://jaiminisbox.com/reader/read/kaguya-wants-to-be-confessed-to/en/0/172/1/page/1
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Tarezax posted:have another generic harem Dunno if I'd call that one a harem to be honest since it6clear from the get go that they're gonna hook up at some point and neither show any real interest in other people.
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I mean, I don't mean that as a deep insult to the people who like it, and it's certainly comfy enough, but sometimes people talk about it being well-written or put down other harems in the same breath and that confuses me a little.
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Clarste posted:I mean, I don't mean that as a deep insult to the people who like it, and it's certainly comfy enough, but sometimes people talk about it being well-written or put down other harems in the same breath and that confuses me a little. THAT would be something I wouldn't get either.
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doomrider7 posted:Dunno if I'd call that one a harem to be honest since it6clear from the get go that they're gonna hook up at some point and neither show any real interest in other people. It's a joke chapter
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Clarste posted:I mean, I don't mean that as a deep insult to the people who like it, and it's certainly comfy enough, but sometimes people talk about it being well-written or put down other harems in the same breath and that confuses me a little.
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Clarste posted:I mean, I don't mean that as a deep insult to the people who like it, and it's certainly comfy enough, but sometimes people talk about it being well-written or put down other harems in the same breath and that confuses me a little. As you mentioned yourself, the harem concept itself is inherently bad. As a result, a harem manga can only be genuinely good if it has some other appeal outside of the harem stuff. In We Never Learn's case, it's the humor and the characters being entertaining (so you can basically read it like "a comedy manga with harem elements"). I think Quintuplets, to use another current example, is worse because it's more of a straight romance drama, so it's harder to overlook the fundamental issues with the situation. Quintuplets also has the issue most of these series have where it feels like all the girls' lives revolve around the protagonist (and each other). Some of the characters in We Never Learn have this issue, but Fumino and Asumi are pretty good about being savvy about things and it feels like they're able to engage with the protagonist in a more "equal" way than you see in most harem (or honestly shounen romance in general) manga.
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I like We Never Learn because the characters are cute.
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The other thing about WNL is that it is so utterly shameless with its joke setups and camera angles that I can’t help but laugh along with the mangaka. Sometimes it’s not so much a romantic comedy as a romantic farce.
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I really like Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Spring, been trying to keep with that one after it inexplicably turned into a more straightforward Shōnen series
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Carlosologist posted:I really like Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Spring, been trying to keep with that one after it inexplicably turned into a more straightforward Shōnen series It flipflops between being a regular shounen series and a horny shounen series with regularity, don't worry.
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Efb^^^ Ah okay, still weird Wait what? Is Yuuna now a battle shonen?
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Dexo posted:Efb^^^ It never goes full battle shonen. It'll have moments of battle but will still be very horny. There was one arc that was more of a battle arc just cause it dealt with Yuuna's backstory, but that's resolved so now it's back to stock horniness
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That dumb manga's existence was almost justified by a character straight up calling a villain of the week a moron with a stupid plan.
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It's the Negima method. Sneak into serialization with a horny harem manga, then suddenly it's a horny battle manga.
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WNL and Nisekoi are basically indistinguishable to me and everyone sure seemed to hate the latter.
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Nate RFB posted:WNL and Nisekoi are basically indistinguishable to me and everyone sure seemed to hate the latter. The girls in Nisekoi were cute but most of them only wanted Raku and his choice was clear from the beginning so it was a lot of wheel spinning. I still read it for the reaction faces and because it ran in the Jump issues and I enjoyed it most times but I don't love it the way I do WNL because the characters are just so much better.
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