Absolutely not. This is possibly the most dramatic and potentially dangerous the series has been since the beginning. Theres parts that make me sad or I rather not see, but things cant always be happy and I think this arc will definitely be worth it in the long run.
Same here!! I’m actually loving every single chapter of this arc, might be on my top 5. It’s kinda reminding me of Nadai arc, with a slow development of a more dark-ish themed drama, and what Kusanagi-sensei is doing with Yona’s (and literally every single character) development is simply amazing. She never ever lets down!!
My thoughts exactly! This is one of, if not the most, important arc of the main story thus far, and so it makes sense for it to be slow paced. They're at the castle now, Yona can't just up and do anything she wants like before. They need to be more strategic in their actions or they could very well die - because they're technically still fugitives! Kusanagi-sensei is doing a great job at the progression of the story. It needed to get super serious at some point and address the main issues of the main story.
Am I the only one that's liking how the new arc's going?
Absolutely not. This is possibly the most dramatic and potentially dangerous the series has been since the beginning. Theres parts that make me sad or I rather not see, but things cant always be happy and I think this arc will definitely be worth it in the long run.
Same here!! I’m actually loving every single chapter of this arc, might be on my top 5. It’s kinda reminding me of Nadai arc, with a slow development of a more dark-ish themed drama, and what Kusanagi-sensei is doing with Yona’s (and literally every single character) development is simply amazing. She never ever lets down!!
My thoughts exactly! This is one of, if not the most, important arc of the main story thus far, and so it makes sense for it to be slow paced. They're at the castle now, Yona can't just up and do anything she wants like before. They need to be more strategic in their actions or they could very well die - because they're technically still fugitives! Kusanagi-sensei is doing a great job at the progression of the story. It needed to get super serious at some point and address the main issues of the main story.