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Didn’t this show come out like seven years ago!?!!

Probably got delayed til now due to... Certain... incident......

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I know exactly what they are going to cover for the movie, so I can't wait to see it animated, as it is my favorite arc of the Manga thus far. To be honest, I kind of predicted that this arc would be a movie, since it is perfect for a movie format.

Can't wait for all the offbrand to start again (just not kanna pls)

I think recent yuri adaptations feel watered down and look very similar. I'm waiting for it to bounce back someday, whether it's next year or in a decade

Can’t wait to hear all controversies.

it. was. MID!

Not my favorite ending but at least they were together.

The ending imo fits the vibe of the relationship between kou and nazuna

Ive tried to find a new good gl/yuri anime for so long, but it really bothers me when a there supposed to be like 16 and look like there barley past 9. And for some reason so many gl anime’s ive tried watching they look like tiny kids

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Incredible analysis man

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I think the only reason why we're generally disappointed or at least I am is because we all wanted a good love story.. and it totally look like they were going to happen

As a yuri fan since the early 2000s, let me tell you that yuri is not "in decline" whatsoever. It's always been a niche genre, and sometimes we get a flush of quality that we call "the golden age". I don't know much about the 80s and 90s since I was just born then, but I latched onto yuri around 2003, and 2004-2005 was a HUGE golden age of yuri with the unexpected Kannazuki no Miko (nobody expected the rapist crazy lesbian to win the girl over a good boy competitor), Mai Hime (again, nobody expected the rapist lesbian to win the girl after the rape), Maria-sama ga Miteru (THE subtext anime that gave birth to 95% yuri artists and authors in the industry nowadays), Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha (I shouldn't have to explain who Nanoha and Fate are). These works are so influential that back then all the yuri fanfictions are pretty much just in these 4 fandoms, and these 4 kick-started the yuri following in China that made them started hidden yuri forums (because their government do not allow homosexual content on the internet), that eventually gave birth to the whole Chinese yuri novel genre nowadays in big sites like JJWXC. After that, there are smaller waves of yuri golden age such as around 2008-2010 with Touhou (a game franchise that have a huge doujinshi scene) and Puella Magi Madoka Magica. Then 2018 with Citrus and Bloom into You etc. Why I call these smaller golden ages? Because they are not as revolutionary as the 2004 era, back then it hit so hard it created a whole new generation of yuri authors, and fandoms creating hundreds of new fanfics everyday for at least 6 years. The two newer golden ages are not as game changing nor last as long (except Touhou but Touhou is a game series with new characters constantly), but they indeed still convert a lot of people into yuri fans. All I'm saying is that don't worry, yuri is not dying, it's actually gaining more recognition nowadays, but expecting a constant supply of quality is a pipe dream.

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Where’d you go to read SS?

What a waste of time

It makes since because Nazuna is a hybrid isn’t she? The fact that she was the one who tried to turn him maybe that has a affect on how he’s able to still go half vamp.

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The ending is so open and it honestly made me feel like there was going to be some spin offs like the adventures of anko and the other vampires

The author just pulled both Omori and Danganronpa ending outta his ass🙃🙃

I really hope there will be a sequel to the manga or different endings

This is why i dont like getting into any unfinished shows or manga. Im so afraid of them ending poorly

Not gonna lie because I liked the manga so much I finished reading it in 1 sitting

This made me cry

I wanted them to be happy together forever tho 🥹

I read this today expecting more light hearted, but touching and sentimental fun, and it hit me harder than truck-kun and now I'm the star of my own isekai.

well said

I love your adachi to shimamura videos, honestly i don't see a lot of them that was supposed to be, their story it's so rich and interesting but not many people talk or do videos about it like bloom into you and stuff, so I really really enjoyed your content, I would definitely appreciate if you did more content like this talking about adachi and shimamura, since it's a year since this video I'm sure u have more things to talk about <3 thank u for the videoo

If this airs as an anime i hope it would make it justice *ESPECIALLY THAT LAST CHAPTER*

Finished this series at 3:30 AM, bawling through the night

Petition for an Anime of the summer you were there. I want to cry again.

personally i really like the ending because it leaves a lot of options open, like the story could go anywhere with that ending so in that sense its really open to interpretation, i really like that aspect

“He’s got the armbar”

That is BS! The very reason we thought Nazuna go is because we thought just by having a single blood of Kou blood could potentially kill Nazuna and turn Kou into Vampire, but in this chapter we see that Kou give Nazuna his blood meaning that the very reason they separated is literally nothing, they could still be together and yet they don't. If you argue that Nazuna might attack Kou, then there is tons of other ways to make sure Kou is save and still able to meet Nazuna until Kou get stronger. The Chapter 198 is actually better as the ending because we can see that they actually leave each other and this could be better Open Ending ceremony for it. But Author decide to add 2 more chapter making the reader having high expectation of story continuation, but instead they end the series with the most frustrating way with ton's of unanswered question, making reader hanging don't know what to do. Their relationship is still being uncertain, Kou condition also is still mystery that could make the story long such as the 2 of them travel around the world to find the answer on Kou condition. There's just too many potential left out and unused, yet they just end it like that!

im surprised no one is talking about Girls band cry but it kinda is subtext i guess?

If Tarumi has a million fans, I'm one of them If Tarumi has 5 fans, I'm one of them If Tarumi has 1 fan, that one is me If Tarumi has no fans, I'm no longer alive If the world is against Tarumi, I'm against the entire world Till my last breath, I'll support Tarumi

I don't remember what chapter it was but there was one where I could tell that the manga was ending soon, and that the ending was going to leave me unsatisfied (which it did). To me I would've preferred if Nazuna and Yamori took the risk bc it's pretty much they either die or Yamori turns into a full vampire.

So basically the author set up the whole thing, maybe without intending even, to be unable to work out without some deus ex machina, therefore making the whole thing a stylistic nice journey, but an unsatisfying one from the start. They should really learn that happy endings are not a sign of bad art and 'you can only cherish through loss' is a Japanese mainstay just for the sake of it, not because it is a good trope.

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One thing I always thought was that Kou could become a vampire and they could live together forever since Nazuna wasn't turned from a human and so they wouldn't die through love. It's been a while since I last read the manga but that always irked me as a massive plot hole because it was never really explained that they couldn't do it. Not even a mention, which I think was an oversight by the author as I think it would've been an acceptable way to do it where the possibility of them surviving isn't 0 and it would provide for a good ending which the fans would be happy with.

The whole manga kinda shat the bed when it turned from a slow burn romance with top notch vibes to a battle manga. Around chapter 120 the manga gets rid of almost everything that made it special to begin with.

I think the problem with the end of the manga, aside from the unsatisfactory feeling, was kite nonsensical, the overall problem lies with Nazuna, she's a half vampire, so it doesn't make sense that the vampire rules would apply to her, so what bugs me with the end, is that as I said before Nazuna is a half-vampire so booth the one year mark and the death by human doesn't make sense to me (I believe it doesn't make sense to others too), on the worst case she would turn more human, a more half-human than a half-vampire possibly aging (even if slower), following this what also doesn't make sense is to assume she would die if she turned into a human, again on the worst case she would turn more human than vampire(or age some years :] milf Nazuna seems fine to me).

THE ENDING WAS ASSSSSSSS I’M GONNA KILL MYSELF I WAS SO MAD ALL I WANTED WAS FOR HIM TO BECOME A GODDAMN VAMPIRE.