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figure out on his own that the curse was actually just fear, instead of being told by the mermaid? Or maybe just see more of him working through that fear? Idk, it's hard to put a finger on it, but the ending felt anticlimactic somehow. And the giant turtle just came out of left field lol.
I did really love the leadup though, and the art. The mangaka's other series is a favorite of mine, so I recommend that as well.
holy shit a character who actually takes time and effort to make sure their partner enjoys it instead of going straight from confession to random pounding? peak series continues to be peak
why does the top have to be an annoying prick in every webtoon? I don't need him to be a saint, I just want a character where I don't actively want to punch him in the face
lol I was not expecting the punch but it was satisfying. Momo not wanting the MC to have friends is so toxic, plus hypocritical considering he himself hangs out with other people all the time
I do feel like of bad for the girl though, like is she just SOL or she has to find someone else whose match rejected them
*kind of
Oh no anyways
damn the mobile "half a panel per page, surrounded by excessive whitespace" curse is coming for manga now too, I thought I could avoid it by filtering out webtoons -_____-
Apparently this is a mobile version which is why the panels are all split up and spread out? Wish I could find the version with a normal layout, I just don't have the patience for scrolling through mobile comics anymore. Takes 10 times longer to get through the same amount of story. At least it has better pacing than K-webtoons but it's still too tedious.
Change the settings to multi page instead of single
Barely helps, still an absurd amount of scrolling due to all the whitespace and every panel being separated vertically
Yeah I miss the design artistry of pages and how they drew your eye across the page by emphasizing the important elements. I grew up reading American superhero comics and old Archie comics in the 90s, and using page/panels as language to communicate the urgency and emotion of a scene feel integral to comics, at least to me. Endless vertical format can offer some interesting design opportunities using unlimited space and scale and the time delay it takes to physically scroll, but it's often just uninspired and strictly functional, faces floating in empty space.
oml how is this so funny while also being genuinely cute
ok I'm usually not for side couples, but the two bff's getting together would actually be so cute
I feel like the author forgot to give the main character any redeeming qualities or character growth