as much as i love studio cabana i do have to admit that they're low-key dragging it now. we've seen a lot of yuusuke's development, how he builds relationships within the band and how he has a healthier mindset when it comes to songwriting and singing now, but.... what about maki? i feel really bad for her, honestly. I understand that the both of them are the protagonists and that this is yuusuke's 'arc', but i dont feel like they properly resolved whatever happened and what she experienced. and when they do, it's just... "I'll work harder so i can become worthy of yuusuke-kun!", or its about her academics and her future goals and not her feelings or mental health too? UGHHH it saddens me to see that she still has self image issues and the slightest bit of insecurity from that festival chap where haruki intimidated her my gawd that bi—, anyways, point is, i agree that they're treating one of the main characters like a side character, maybe even like a support character since she's basically yuusuke's support system now (dang) and i guess the author is showing that this is mainly yuusuke's story.... It's very reminiscent of old 2000's shoujo, w the pacing and the plot lolol ig that's why i cant stop reading it! the first half was genuinely amazing but now idk where they're going with it (makes sense, the first arc was written decades ago so it's well prepared, but now the story is their own new writing so we'll just see how it goes.) even w all these nitpicks i have, tho, i can't wait for the anime adaption...! I hope they'll actually treat it well T.T
as much as i love studio cabana i do have to admit that they're low-key dragging it now. we've seen a lot of yuusuke's development, how he builds relationships within the band and how he has a healthier mindset when it comes to songwriting and singing now, but.... what about maki? i feel really bad for her, honestly. I understand that the both of them are the protagonists and that this is yuusuke's 'arc', but i dont feel like they properly resolved whatever happened and what she experienced. and when they do, it's just... "I'll work harder so i can become worthy of yuusuke-kun!", or its about her academics and her future goals and not her feelings or mental health too? UGHHH it saddens me to see that she still has self image issues and the slightest bit of insecurity from that festival chap where haruki intimidated her my gawd that bi—, anyways, point is, i agree that they're treating one of the main characters like a side character, maybe even like a support character since she's basically yuusuke's support system now (dang) and i guess the author is showing that this is mainly yuusuke's story.... It's very reminiscent of old 2000's shoujo, w the pacing and the plot lolol ig that's why i cant stop reading it! the first half was genuinely amazing but now idk where they're going with it (makes sense, the first arc was written decades ago so it's well prepared, but now the story is their own new writing so we'll just see how it goes.) even w all these nitpicks i have, tho, i can't wait for the anime adaption...! I hope they'll actually treat it well T.T