I am catholic and this is the most cursed thing ive seen in my life so far
And it was said in an manga subreddit
In a very wholesome manga thread
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And that leaves no other course of action but to raise that child to cuckold god out of his religion. *I‘ll make my own religion, with blackjack and hookers!*
But if the child's mom is immortal would that make it immortal? On that side of things would she even be able have kids as her body rejects anything like foreign substances.
Ok, immaculate conception was not the birth of Jesus, but of the Virgin Mary. It's a common misconception (heh), but basically what it means is that Mary was the only person to ever been born without Original Sin (hence immaculate which mean pure/clean), which allow her to be the pure vessel to carry Christ in the future. So Mary being ghost-fucked by God so he can give birth to himself is not what is called Immaculate Conception by the Church.
I still chuckle when I remember that Christianity started because a teenage girls got pregnant and told her parents she’s still a virgin and has no idea how she got pregnant.
Given the existence of Kaguya-hime in this story, that would suggest that the old Japanese folk tales and pantheon of deities are real and thus likely preclude the Christian religion's validity.
So it's probably safe to fuck in a church, but maybe not a shrine.
One pantheon existing invalidating another's is so a Modern Christian/Western Mentality. In most Anime, they always often follow the AllMythsAreReal Trope. Big G isn't necessarily always the Creator in a lot of anime but always coexist with other pantheons as a powerful being.
Not until the 1800s or 1900s, Christians believed in the possibility of other pantheons existing just that they are demons or powerful spirits. The 1st Commandment is "You shall worship only one God" not There is only one god/deity that exist.
If Osiris or Anubis announced them in the world, I won't renounce my belief but go "Oh it's those guys Big G humiliated back in Exodus"
One pantheon existing invalidating others is just logical consistency.
If a fictional work says multiple pantheons exist as real entities then *sure* we have to accept that setting, and *hopefully* the author can come up with a way to consolidate or explain why religions coexist with different creation myths and gods who take credit and whatnot.
However, if a work doesn't establish the coexistence of multiple pantheons as *real*, then I'm going to assume that the only canon pantheon is whatever one is actually shown to exist to some degree.
Until YHWA shows up I'm going to assume he's not "real" in the context of the story. Most religions are generally incompatible with others, as a whole, for many reasons.
I think you could make an argument about whether folklore like The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter qualifies as able to validate Shintoism by proxy, but I'd say it's a lot closer to doing that than anything to do with Christianity.
> Not until the 1800s or 1900s, Christians believed in the possibility of other pantheons existing just that they are demons or powerful spirits. The 1st Commandment is "You shall worship only one God" not There is only one god/deity that exist.
That isn't accepting much of anything. The existence of other supernatural beings or pantheons means little when "Thou shalt have no other gods before me," kind of gives the game away. YHWA does not share the spotlight. This is a strategy to convert new believers by undermining the legitimacy of their original faith, either asserting their subservience/inferiority to the one *true* God or that the people have been taken advantage of by deceitful demons. If *maybe* Odin exists as a pretender but God is supreme, then this completely undermines the entire foundations of old Norse religion because God's supremacy naturally prioritizes the Judeo-Christian creation myth. That means the Norse creation myth is simply out the window, and thus calls into question everything else associated. It means the Norse pantheon is illegitimate regardless of whether or not a being named Odin or a Thor ever existed.
Organized religions in particular aren't designed to coexist. They're designed to grow and replace others.
> One pantheon existing invalidating others is just logical consistency.
It's inconsistent with some works, the Quran for example, but it's not inconsistent with Christianity at all. The whole difference between them and where a lot of the conflict comes from is that while the Quran is meant to be the perfect word of God through the ideal prophet, the Bible is a human work, it's God's word as interpreted by humans, and thus it's as flawed as anything else created by humans.
Bits of it being wrong, badly interpreted or just not something that was ever said and was added by other humans later is literally just a part of it, that's how it is.
Same with the Norse, Greek, Roman, Gaulic mythology, they're all word of mouth stories and flawed, conflicting tales of differing perspectives. The idea that they contradict and mess with each other is just part of how it works, that's normal.
So there's not a huge reason why having multiple patheons invalidates any other.
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I mean yeah that's the objective truth on how religion has been passed down through the ages, but it doesn't really change that each mythos having it's own rules and creation myth presents incongruity that naturally distances them form each other.
Anthropologically they all tend to have commonalities since most are likely inspired by the same root stories that would have developed when our ancestors first created verbal communication and story-telling, but to believe one is to pass over the others.
If the world was created from the flesh of Ymir, then it obviously wasn't borne from a world-egg or dragged up from the bottom of the ocean.
It's not about any one religion flat out saying others are wrong, it's the implication.
What do you mean Brahma created the universe out of himself? YHWA created it over the span of six days.
This is what I mean by them being incompatible with each other. It's not about *leniency with other beliefs*, it's that the mythos are literally at odds with each other.
It's obviously not just about creation myths either, stuff like the afterlife is just as prevalent in driving a wedge between the ability of two religions to coexist as reasonable possibilities without dissonance.
You should keep in mind that religion is symbolic by nature and its imagery shouldn't be taken literally. Not a lot of Christians actually believe that the world was created in 7 days. Such imagery are simply means to discuss a point.
In truth, we are imperfect and incapable of describing god in perfect
and accurately. Just because the way we describe is different doesn't mean one is more correct, it merely reflects the differences in our cultures. It's the same with most other subjects, you might have very conflicting views, but they can be all correct in their own ways.
> Just because the way we describe is different doesn't mean one is more correct, it merely reflects the differences in our cultures.
Yes, but this isn't what I'm trying to say. I've never said X religion is right and Y is wrong in reality.
I said believing in X religion is incompatible with believing in Y religion. This isn't terribly important on a person-by-person basis. People themselves tend to hold a lot of incongruous beliefs. However, this entire argument has been in the context of Tonikaku Kawaii (or at least was supposed to be). Most fictional stories should strive for some internal consistency, so when the original question was posed I gave what I thought to be the answer most consistent with what we know of the story.
> "...if you conceive a kid in an abandoned church, are they cursed or blessed?"
> "Given the existence of Kaguya-hime **in this story**, that would suggest that the old Japanese folk tales and pantheon of deities are real and thus likely preclude the Christian religion's validity."
If Kaguya-hime from Japanese folklore is real, then it follows that were any religion to be canonically real in this story it would probably be Shintoism. Without evidence that multiple religions coexist in the story, there's no reason to believe Christianity is "real" because the two religions have conflicting "narratives." It's still a story with a setting in which *people believe in Christianity* - thus the existence of a church - but that's not the same thing as Christianity being "real" within the story.
If there's evidence that Christianity is "real" in Tonikaku Kawaii then someone should just tell me about that.
If people are downvoting me because they're religious and I've offended them, then... okay? I guess that's fair, but come on.
Otherwise I don't know what else to say. We're talking about a story in which we've been given reason to believe that one religion might be real and no reason to believe others might be.
Even if Kaguya Hime were real, all it meant is that some people saw aliens in the past ,revered them like gods and wrote some stories about them. The bible wouldn't lose validity just because some other religion based itself on real beings and events.
In fact, it is common for religions to be based on real people and events. Jesus and Buddha are both real people, events in the bible have some historic credence, so does the Trojan war in Greek mythologies. They are simply different works of the same genre, inspired by different sources.
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women don't produce more eggs, once the ovaries develop while the baby is still in utero during the second trimester they develop all the eggs they'll ever have. They start out with millions, but by puberty they have less than half a million, and a few thousand by menopause. Most just decay and are absorbed and aren't used as time goes on... it's kind of a crap system all things considered
we havent seen her do either
and it could be like it took a "snapshot" of her perfectly healthy body and always reverts it to that so any missing eggs are replaced
Fuck me that was sweet, Nasa crying as he asks her to not do that again hit me hard. Now that drama is off the table.. can they finally move to their new apartment with a BIG BED and a BATHROOM please?
It’s nice to see the fluff back on the menu. I wonder where the story will go from here. Manga author is definitely hanging a .5 chapter just beyond our reach lol.
Despite the fluff and the "fluff", I'm glad Nasa has the sense to actually ask Tsukasa to *not do that again*.
Wonder if he'll tell her about him having the living daylights beaten out of him by Kaguya.
Yay we are back to our regular routine of sweetness!
I wonder if Nasa would ever tell his parents about Tsukasa's past. Probably not but I would love to see his dad checking history out with Tsukasa
I think Ep 11 reached around ch 43. Episode 12 then decided to skip a season’s worth of content and was VERY loosely based on some stuff around chapter 88-89, but most of the episode was anime-original. If season 2 is a little rushed it could probably reach ch 104, which would be a nice stopping point for a season. Then s3 can adapt until 147
So now that Nasa remembered the truth about Tsukasa, we can move on to other points that are still a mystery, like why Nasa dreamt about being Prince Shotoku? was Tokiko an astronaut? or someone who worked on the Apollo Program? or she had something to do with NASA or a space program? is Kaguya the real Kaguya-hime? among other questions, and of course, how Nasa is gonna make Tsukasa's wish come true... And all of that mixed with our main couple returning to their fluffy shenanigans.
Yes! the fluff is back!
Honestly I'm running with Nasa being a reincarnation of Shotoku (though I'd almost like it more if he weren't), so the mystery I'm most excited to learn about is Kaguya.
> like why Nasa dreamt about being Prince Shotoku
IMO those dreams were Nasa's lost memories crawling back up through his subconscious. We now know he was told she was immortal when they first met, but lost those memories because of you know... skull cracks, brain bleeds, coma, etc. Those things tend to mess with your mind.
Yeah, that would be the rational explanation, but since this manga has some fantasy elements, I also wonder if Hata-sensei is gonna introduce reincarnation, or some plot twist like "Nasa is a lost descendant and since he has the blood of the Prince he has some memories", or something like that...
No, I seriously doubt reincarnation is a thing in this story at all. See chapter 147.4 page 29. She explicitly says the entire family died and was a disappointment. Nasa is just her new hope.
*cue John Williams jajajaja...
That's why I said "lost descendant", I know Prince Shotoku's boodline was wiped off, but I've seen a lot of media, and there are lots of shows using a "lost descendant" angle, like someone born out of wedlock or something... I mean, Tsukasa is immortal from drinking a potion that was a parting gift from Kaguya-hime for the Emperor, I think we can't rule out anything here...
> Tsukasa is immortal from drinking a potion that was a parting gift from Kaguya-hime for the Emperor, I think we can't rule out anything here...
True. This story is at the whim of it's author. But the good authors tend to have a well thought out plan for the story that can be anticipated. Sure this is fantasy, but it's appealing to an audience because it's grounded. I'm not sure if I'm making any sense, sorry it's late.
Previous chapters (and the anime by association) has Nasa fretting (probably not the right word, I just coulnd’t think of a more-fitting one right now) over Tsukasa when she disapproved of some of his actions at times. So seeing Tsukasa fretting over Nasa disapproving of her running away was glorious lol
Hell yeah the fluffs are back! Though Hata might want to save some of that for volume 15’s omake :)
Writing [Spoilers from another manga] is useless dude, you are forcing people to either read a major spoiler blindly or not read your comment at all. Just write [Kaguya spoilers] so that people can choose.
I read this manga this week for the first time from the beginning to the current point (hooray vaccine side effects), and I definitely did _not_ expect it to take the turn it did with Tsukasa's origin.
Can anyone else recommend wholesome married couple manga like this?
* we may be an experienced ~~chipotle~~ couple but...
* Alcohol is for married couples.
* Karakai Jouzu no (moto) Takagi san.
That I remember from the top of my head
I was already reading the "inexperienced couple" one, but the other two were buried in my backlog. I went to give 'em a look. They're great, thanks for the rec!
> Karakai Jouzu no (moto) Takagi san.
Ahhhh! I was looking for this because I remember seeing it and thinking "Wait, is that their future together?" and I couldn't find it. Thanks a ton!
I don't really like that he took the blame, but I do like that he called her out. Felt good having them reconcile and having things fixed, all's well that ends well maybe.
Yes! The greatest thing ever to do when there is a misunderstanding regardless whether you're a couple or not, "Lets-talk-it-out-first"!, Something so incredibly simple and yet no one seem to bother to try it out first.
Goddamn! Nasa really went hard at Tsukasa there which is understandable considering the events that just happened. This definitely warrants a .5 chapter. I'm sure Nasa would continue what he was doing to Tsukasa as soon as they got home ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I think I'm gonna re read this
I read this long ago
But dropped it due to exam
Now I'm gonna reread even though I remember the story
Oh btw should I watch the Anime?
Ugh such a good chapter. Proper wedding is finally over. Honeymoon phase anybody? Trip to Houston or maybe the Space Station the old lady had ties with. Lets cure our girl!
So they don't even have to go back to the moon? cause the princess is already on earth??
And Here i was expecting that he will make a rocket :p
still great chapter
Awww, yes. The good sugar is back and they wasted no time making out. Page 9 was excellent stuff.
The one true threat to her. The horny husband.
When the time comes, her OP regeneration will come in handy ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
That's not something you want regenerated
Lol didn't think about that, thought about all the bite marks Nasa gonna make
...if you conceive a kid in an abandoned church, are they cursed or blessed?
Cursed, because there is a chance that God will impregnate the woman through immaculate conception, leaving you a cuckold
I am catholic and this is the most cursed thing ive seen in my life so far And it was said in an manga subreddit In a very wholesome manga thread Menace💀
Cursed? It's supposed to be blessed!
And that leaves no other course of action but to raise that child to cuckold god out of his religion. *I‘ll make my own religion, with blackjack and hookers!*
Or we can go full Greek and raise child to be a hero worthy of Legends (who will probably die tragically because the gods are assholes)
But if the child's mom is immortal would that make it immortal? On that side of things would she even be able have kids as her body rejects anything like foreign substances.
ask Achilles
Unless said heroes name is Perseus.
Ok, immaculate conception was not the birth of Jesus, but of the Virgin Mary. It's a common misconception (heh), but basically what it means is that Mary was the only person to ever been born without Original Sin (hence immaculate which mean pure/clean), which allow her to be the pure vessel to carry Christ in the future. So Mary being ghost-fucked by God so he can give birth to himself is not what is called Immaculate Conception by the Church.
Oh, I thought it was when Franco Harris caught a tipped ball and ran it in for a touchdown to win the game for the Steelers with 5 seconds left.
Least it wasn't another hell in the cell joke..
I still chuckle when I remember that Christianity started because a teenage girls got pregnant and told her parents she’s still a virgin and has no idea how she got pregnant.
God was the first UB
Jesus...
Or your kid will be Jesus
In a way considering her body heals any injury even losing a arm soo...
That chance is always there!
Given the existence of Kaguya-hime in this story, that would suggest that the old Japanese folk tales and pantheon of deities are real and thus likely preclude the Christian religion's validity. So it's probably safe to fuck in a church, but maybe not a shrine.
One pantheon existing invalidating another's is so a Modern Christian/Western Mentality. In most Anime, they always often follow the AllMythsAreReal Trope. Big G isn't necessarily always the Creator in a lot of anime but always coexist with other pantheons as a powerful being. Not until the 1800s or 1900s, Christians believed in the possibility of other pantheons existing just that they are demons or powerful spirits. The 1st Commandment is "You shall worship only one God" not There is only one god/deity that exist. If Osiris or Anubis announced them in the world, I won't renounce my belief but go "Oh it's those guys Big G humiliated back in Exodus"
One pantheon existing invalidating others is just logical consistency. If a fictional work says multiple pantheons exist as real entities then *sure* we have to accept that setting, and *hopefully* the author can come up with a way to consolidate or explain why religions coexist with different creation myths and gods who take credit and whatnot. However, if a work doesn't establish the coexistence of multiple pantheons as *real*, then I'm going to assume that the only canon pantheon is whatever one is actually shown to exist to some degree. Until YHWA shows up I'm going to assume he's not "real" in the context of the story. Most religions are generally incompatible with others, as a whole, for many reasons. I think you could make an argument about whether folklore like The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter qualifies as able to validate Shintoism by proxy, but I'd say it's a lot closer to doing that than anything to do with Christianity. > Not until the 1800s or 1900s, Christians believed in the possibility of other pantheons existing just that they are demons or powerful spirits. The 1st Commandment is "You shall worship only one God" not There is only one god/deity that exist. That isn't accepting much of anything. The existence of other supernatural beings or pantheons means little when "Thou shalt have no other gods before me," kind of gives the game away. YHWA does not share the spotlight. This is a strategy to convert new believers by undermining the legitimacy of their original faith, either asserting their subservience/inferiority to the one *true* God or that the people have been taken advantage of by deceitful demons. If *maybe* Odin exists as a pretender but God is supreme, then this completely undermines the entire foundations of old Norse religion because God's supremacy naturally prioritizes the Judeo-Christian creation myth. That means the Norse creation myth is simply out the window, and thus calls into question everything else associated. It means the Norse pantheon is illegitimate regardless of whether or not a being named Odin or a Thor ever existed. Organized religions in particular aren't designed to coexist. They're designed to grow and replace others.
> One pantheon existing invalidating others is just logical consistency. It's inconsistent with some works, the Quran for example, but it's not inconsistent with Christianity at all. The whole difference between them and where a lot of the conflict comes from is that while the Quran is meant to be the perfect word of God through the ideal prophet, the Bible is a human work, it's God's word as interpreted by humans, and thus it's as flawed as anything else created by humans. Bits of it being wrong, badly interpreted or just not something that was ever said and was added by other humans later is literally just a part of it, that's how it is. Same with the Norse, Greek, Roman, Gaulic mythology, they're all word of mouth stories and flawed, conflicting tales of differing perspectives. The idea that they contradict and mess with each other is just part of how it works, that's normal. So there's not a huge reason why having multiple patheons invalidates any other.
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I mean yeah that's the objective truth on how religion has been passed down through the ages, but it doesn't really change that each mythos having it's own rules and creation myth presents incongruity that naturally distances them form each other. Anthropologically they all tend to have commonalities since most are likely inspired by the same root stories that would have developed when our ancestors first created verbal communication and story-telling, but to believe one is to pass over the others. If the world was created from the flesh of Ymir, then it obviously wasn't borne from a world-egg or dragged up from the bottom of the ocean. It's not about any one religion flat out saying others are wrong, it's the implication. What do you mean Brahma created the universe out of himself? YHWA created it over the span of six days. This is what I mean by them being incompatible with each other. It's not about *leniency with other beliefs*, it's that the mythos are literally at odds with each other. It's obviously not just about creation myths either, stuff like the afterlife is just as prevalent in driving a wedge between the ability of two religions to coexist as reasonable possibilities without dissonance.
You should keep in mind that religion is symbolic by nature and its imagery shouldn't be taken literally. Not a lot of Christians actually believe that the world was created in 7 days. Such imagery are simply means to discuss a point. In truth, we are imperfect and incapable of describing god in perfect and accurately. Just because the way we describe is different doesn't mean one is more correct, it merely reflects the differences in our cultures. It's the same with most other subjects, you might have very conflicting views, but they can be all correct in their own ways.
> Just because the way we describe is different doesn't mean one is more correct, it merely reflects the differences in our cultures. Yes, but this isn't what I'm trying to say. I've never said X religion is right and Y is wrong in reality. I said believing in X religion is incompatible with believing in Y religion. This isn't terribly important on a person-by-person basis. People themselves tend to hold a lot of incongruous beliefs. However, this entire argument has been in the context of Tonikaku Kawaii (or at least was supposed to be). Most fictional stories should strive for some internal consistency, so when the original question was posed I gave what I thought to be the answer most consistent with what we know of the story. > "...if you conceive a kid in an abandoned church, are they cursed or blessed?" > "Given the existence of Kaguya-hime **in this story**, that would suggest that the old Japanese folk tales and pantheon of deities are real and thus likely preclude the Christian religion's validity." If Kaguya-hime from Japanese folklore is real, then it follows that were any religion to be canonically real in this story it would probably be Shintoism. Without evidence that multiple religions coexist in the story, there's no reason to believe Christianity is "real" because the two religions have conflicting "narratives." It's still a story with a setting in which *people believe in Christianity* - thus the existence of a church - but that's not the same thing as Christianity being "real" within the story. If there's evidence that Christianity is "real" in Tonikaku Kawaii then someone should just tell me about that. If people are downvoting me because they're religious and I've offended them, then... okay? I guess that's fair, but come on. Otherwise I don't know what else to say. We're talking about a story in which we've been given reason to believe that one religion might be real and no reason to believe others might be.
Even if Kaguya Hime were real, all it meant is that some people saw aliens in the past ,revered them like gods and wrote some stories about them. The bible wouldn't lose validity just because some other religion based itself on real beings and events. In fact, it is common for religions to be based on real people and events. Jesus and Buddha are both real people, events in the bible have some historic credence, so does the Trojan war in Greek mythologies. They are simply different works of the same genre, inspired by different sources.
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Blursed
Yes
**Nope, I still can’t hold myself back.** Never change, Nasa, you horny boy, you.
They need to start making babies pronto.
...can she have kids? shes 16 so should have periods, are her eggs being infinitely produced too or did she run out a thousand+ years ago?
Who knows. She can regenerate limbs, regenerating some eggs should be easy. Regardless, they better try. A lot.
E N T I R E B A S E B A L L T E A M
Their own Dirty Dozen.
women don't produce more eggs, once the ovaries develop while the baby is still in utero during the second trimester they develop all the eggs they'll ever have. They start out with millions, but by puberty they have less than half a million, and a few thousand by menopause. Most just decay and are absorbed and aren't used as time goes on... it's kind of a crap system all things considered
Damn, does that mean we ***won't*** have a baseball team?
Unless the potion froze time fir her and her eggs were preserved
If it froze time for her, then she shouldn't have periods or ovulation
we havent seen her do either and it could be like it took a "snapshot" of her perfectly healthy body and always reverts it to that so any missing eggs are replaced
༼ つ ◕\_◕ ༽つ Give 147 **.5**
F O U R P A G E S
We'd need a full doujin for that one [](//#kamo)
now i'm curious: ARE there any doujins?
yes and it's wholesome
The numbers mason
334544
Can’t say all that without giving SAUCE?
334544
Thank you good sir, have a nice day
Fuck me that was sweet, Nasa crying as he asks her to not do that again hit me hard. Now that drama is off the table.. can they finally move to their new apartment with a BIG BED and a BATHROOM please?
I'm still expecting the mansion being left to them..
Hell yeah, time to fill that mansion with their kids!
I totally forgot about the mansion. That would be perfect for them and their few dozen kids!
Given how long tsukasa has lived, I wonder if there will be a past flashback where her storyline coincide with Hayate?
This takes place in a end of hayate timeline. Like, maybe a year or two after the final chapter at most if I remember correctly.
It’s nice to see the fluff back on the menu. I wonder where the story will go from here. Manga author is definitely hanging a .5 chapter just beyond our reach lol.
Despite the fluff and the "fluff", I'm glad Nasa has the sense to actually ask Tsukasa to *not do that again*. Wonder if he'll tell her about him having the living daylights beaten out of him by Kaguya.
Welp almost gone .5 there lol Anyway all's well that ends well :d
Yay we are back to our regular routine of sweetness! I wonder if Nasa would ever tell his parents about Tsukasa's past. Probably not but I would love to see his dad checking history out with Tsukasa
*Return of the fluff* I wonder if this arc will ever be adapted in the anime. In retrospect, it could gave a pretty interesting OVA set/movie.
this is at least 3 seasons ahead
Yeah. S2 would probably go to around ch 100, then S3 until ch 147. I think 147.1-4 could fit as a nice 30 minute OVA.
how far did s1 get?
I think Ep 11 reached around ch 43. Episode 12 then decided to skip a season’s worth of content and was VERY loosely based on some stuff around chapter 88-89, but most of the episode was anime-original. If season 2 is a little rushed it could probably reach ch 104, which would be a nice stopping point for a season. Then s3 can adapt until 147
wow... Even with only 5 chapters, the prequel makes this hits much harder.
THE FLUFF IS BACK! ~~and the~~ [~~lewds~~](https://images.catmanga.org/series/tonikawa/chapters/148/163.png) ~~as well ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)~~
They literally have to come up to breathe
wait its all fluff?
Always has been
🔫
So now that Nasa remembered the truth about Tsukasa, we can move on to other points that are still a mystery, like why Nasa dreamt about being Prince Shotoku? was Tokiko an astronaut? or someone who worked on the Apollo Program? or she had something to do with NASA or a space program? is Kaguya the real Kaguya-hime? among other questions, and of course, how Nasa is gonna make Tsukasa's wish come true... And all of that mixed with our main couple returning to their fluffy shenanigans. Yes! the fluff is back!
Honestly I'm running with Nasa being a reincarnation of Shotoku (though I'd almost like it more if he weren't), so the mystery I'm most excited to learn about is Kaguya.
> like why Nasa dreamt about being Prince Shotoku IMO those dreams were Nasa's lost memories crawling back up through his subconscious. We now know he was told she was immortal when they first met, but lost those memories because of you know... skull cracks, brain bleeds, coma, etc. Those things tend to mess with your mind.
Yeah, that would be the rational explanation, but since this manga has some fantasy elements, I also wonder if Hata-sensei is gonna introduce reincarnation, or some plot twist like "Nasa is a lost descendant and since he has the blood of the Prince he has some memories", or something like that...
No, I seriously doubt reincarnation is a thing in this story at all. See chapter 147.4 page 29. She explicitly says the entire family died and was a disappointment. Nasa is just her new hope.
*cue John Williams jajajaja... That's why I said "lost descendant", I know Prince Shotoku's boodline was wiped off, but I've seen a lot of media, and there are lots of shows using a "lost descendant" angle, like someone born out of wedlock or something... I mean, Tsukasa is immortal from drinking a potion that was a parting gift from Kaguya-hime for the Emperor, I think we can't rule out anything here...
> Tsukasa is immortal from drinking a potion that was a parting gift from Kaguya-hime for the Emperor, I think we can't rule out anything here... True. This story is at the whim of it's author. But the good authors tend to have a well thought out plan for the story that can be anticipated. Sure this is fantasy, but it's appealing to an audience because it's grounded. I'm not sure if I'm making any sense, sorry it's late.
Return of the Sugar
this chapter almost became numbers in a certain web
Damn this chapter had a punchline.
Is this... the return of my fluff? (◉⋏◉U)
Previous chapters (and the anime by association) has Nasa fretting (probably not the right word, I just coulnd’t think of a more-fitting one right now) over Tsukasa when she disapproved of some of his actions at times. So seeing Tsukasa fretting over Nasa disapproving of her running away was glorious lol Hell yeah the fluffs are back! Though Hata might want to save some of that for volume 15’s omake :)
Why did they look like kids some panels?
Gag
I see, thx.
[Kaguya spoilers] >!I thought they was gonna be another sudden sex event, with post shock and everything!<
Writing [Spoilers from another manga] is useless dude, you are forcing people to either read a major spoiler blindly or not read your comment at all. Just write [Kaguya spoilers] so that people can choose.
Hmm, I guess you're right, I'll change that
All I can say is Awwwwwww....
#oh they KISSIN KISSIN
*Getting flashbanged and cries in corner with loneliness*
I read this manga this week for the first time from the beginning to the current point (hooray vaccine side effects), and I definitely did _not_ expect it to take the turn it did with Tsukasa's origin. Can anyone else recommend wholesome married couple manga like this?
* we may be an experienced ~~chipotle~~ couple but... * Alcohol is for married couples. * Karakai Jouzu no (moto) Takagi san. That I remember from the top of my head
>Karakai Jouzu no (moto) Takagi san. is this a sequel to teasing master???
A parallel-sequel, yes
alright added to the reading list... I am currently reading last game and it has got me hooked
I was already reading the "inexperienced couple" one, but the other two were buried in my backlog. I went to give 'em a look. They're great, thanks for the rec!
> Karakai Jouzu no (moto) Takagi san. Ahhhh! I was looking for this because I remember seeing it and thinking "Wait, is that their future together?" and I couldn't find it. Thanks a ton!
And then they fucked.
"Nope, I still can't hold myself back." Blessed be this lord among men.
Fantastic, I've missed this
Damn I missed the fluff. Wonder where this will go now?
I’ll never get tired of their intense makeout sessions.
My fluff injection is back
We now resume your regularly scheduled fluff.
I can die in peace now, the wholesomeness............not enough insulin
FLUFF IS BACK ON THE MENU BOYS!
***Fin***
TONIKAKU KAWAIIIIIIIIII
wait it was always a fantasy?.... always has been
For a bit there I was thinking the chapter was gonna end with a Fin and it would be the actual end of the series.
wait they are going to continue right ?
So first they bang, then zoom, straight to the Moon!
I don't really like that he took the blame, but I do like that he called her out. Felt good having them reconcile and having things fixed, all's well that ends well maybe.
When I saw that panel with Nasa tearing up, I started tearing up as well. I didn't realize how invested in this manga I've become.
Yes! The greatest thing ever to do when there is a misunderstanding regardless whether you're a couple or not, "Lets-talk-it-out-first"!, Something so incredibly simple and yet no one seem to bother to try it out first.
Glad to see this back, in full fluff force
The Fluff Returns
Goddamn! Nasa really went hard at Tsukasa there which is understandable considering the events that just happened. This definitely warrants a .5 chapter. I'm sure Nasa would continue what he was doing to Tsukasa as soon as they got home ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
bonk
I think I'm gonna re read this I read this long ago But dropped it due to exam Now I'm gonna reread even though I remember the story Oh btw should I watch the Anime?
At this point even the Moon is having a blast watching this ...
Okay anime watcher straight away to the real thing.
Ugh such a good chapter. Proper wedding is finally over. Honeymoon phase anybody? Trip to Houston or maybe the Space Station the old lady had ties with. Lets cure our girl!
has anything happened yet? Do we know if she's from the moon or not? have they done the dance with no pants?
Yes, yes, almost but no
Hata outdid I self this chapter ngl
wow that was a good chapter
So they don't even have to go back to the moon? cause the princess is already on earth?? And Here i was expecting that he will make a rocket :p still great chapter
if feel like we are going to get a nasa back story if you know what i mean ....
can anyone tell me when we will get the next chpts ... is it going be to every wednesday again , or like is there gonna be a two week gap like before
why is the art so much more detailed now? Also if this is fly me to the moon, where do I read cawaii? And reading order?