Sales droids are everywhere...

She was the perfect embodiment of corpo suits who speak jargon and think that new is always better

This was... frustrating. Him just walking out was very understandable

I like this manga. It's cute and didn't overstay its welcome.

Acro Trip - Hugh the "real" villain mastermind was fun, but I feel like they're running out of ideas because things are getting somewhat random.

Yeah, I feel this. Started off quite good, but now it's kinda bumbling around

Ah, a classic

he wasn't as committed as she was.

At the very least not committed enough to move abroad. But I suppose you could turn that around as well: she wasn't committed enough to stay. He put his family first, she her dreams. Either one is understandable.

Hanging out with Mitsuki is likely dragging up those old feelings from when they broke up.

Yeah probably, hopefully they can work it out so neither has regrets.

Hmm, idk. Looking at chapters 49 and 50, they had plans to go overseas. He says he chickened out and couldn't do it, because he couldn't leave Mitsuki behind. That's when they broke up and she went alone.

This doesn't seem like not wanting to commit to their relationship, but rather not wanting to leave everything else behind to make it big abroad.

Having reread those chapters, I don't think it's entirely fair of Kanna to spring this on Joe. This 'pretend family', as she calls it, would not have been a thing at all, not with Mitsuki, had both of them gone overseas.

Solid episode. Forgot about this part from the manga and it hit like a truck. I like how they don't entirely spell out what happened to Silky, but they give you enough information to connect the dots.

Huh? Wasn't she the one that moved out of the country?

No, I don't think that's why I can't get into it this season. The pit of dispair didn't happen yet when I stopped watching (ep 3 or 4).

It just hasn't really managed to intrigue me yet.

Not a fan of how they're trying to rationalize her now

I'm unfortunately not going to read along with the community, as the official volumes are 2 behind

I hadn't heard about VReverie before, but that overview of all talents is quite brutal. What's going on with this company?

Agreed, I enjoy the fun stuff. Serious stuff less so

Yeah, Alpha Manga doesn't link to it either, like they do with the other one sadly.

Started reading The Moon On A Rainy Night last week after someone shared it here. It's quite nice. Was happy to see it have an official translation too.

Speaking of which, the Bocchi The Rock spinoff with Hiroi Kikuri is also getting a translation!

I also finally decided to just sail the seven seas for Girl Meets Rock after several months of no updates on the situation from Manga Plus. Is it that hard to get the rights to publish overseas? Yen Press managed to do it with The Guy's Not A Guy After All (I think, I only skimmed it so far). If so, why not pull a JoJo? Or is it something else after all?

Alpha Manga has some of their stuff on Kindle, like May I Ask For One Final Thing, but only on Kindle... I prefer Kobo.

Yea agreed, it finally gets going

I mean, they're not saying they're doing away with that

Oh right, I still need to watch this. Thanks for reminding me why. That animation is slick