if I were ever in the MC's position in the bathroom, I would use anything around me to use as a murder weapon. Like the shower head, the potted plant, and other items. I understand he's undergoing extreme distress and won't think of such things, but I personally would think about survival first and foremost. Probably because he spent so long with those three and has no family, he's just taking it all in. But one can tell he has moments of clarity and pride and wishes for freedom.
I'm just thinking if I will die in the end, I'll try taking one of them with me. Fuck them.
Sora and Riku. Reminds me of Kingdom Hearts. Hahaha.
"BONUS STORY: WILD STRAWBERRY'S FEELINGS"
"PREVIOUSLY UNPUBLISHED"
Maybe it should have just stayed unpublished.
I know we're looking at pictures about two guys fucking but never bring that shit into real life. If you don't want people secretly watching you sharing intimate moments with your significant other, then don't do it to others.
It's pretty disgusting how some people were suggesting that they'd do this if they had gay brothers. Imagine if their brothers knew their own siblings were having these thoughts. Any relationship they had before would have ended right there. These kinds of people are treating their own siblings as a form of entertainment, not as human beings with a right to privacy.
Exactly, there’s a difference between someone who likes to ready yaoi and someone who fetishizes gay men. People who read yaoi like it cuz it different and they don’t push it onto real life people. It’s honestly gross how they say that they would do this if they had a gay sibling or someone they knew was gay.
I looked at the next chapter, and the artist freaking drew Spongebob and Patrick. Lmao.
I feel super sure now that the artist used Inuyasha as inspiration because not only does the cat dude looks like Inuyasha, but the first shirt he wears is red. Not that I mind. It's like a parallel universe except he gay. Lol.
BL Inuyasha?????? IM IN <3
I think the artist should put the comic on hiatus or spread out the releases and focus on improving their art. Now hear me out. The reason I say this is because a lot of the artists I have encountered online are hobbyists, and pursuing webcomics seem to be on the rise. Many saw how popular webcomics are and are jumping to get in on the action. Webcomics tend to be weekly, so that means less effort on the art in order to submit work before the deadline. There's little time to go back and correct any issues because aside from the actual drawing, the artist needs to consider the story plot points, panel flow, appropriate angles and framing, and more. In addition to this, many artists started off by incorporating the anime style, so there's not much foundation. By foundation, I mean, learning the anatomy of the face and body, studying color theory in order to choose the right colors for mood, time of day, etc. Bascially, studying from life or references and drawing from them. Now this does not mean tracing.
I did compare the first and latest chapter, and there is improvement, but the characters fail to appeal to me as a reader. The major improvement I noticed was actually environment! They are drawn pretty well. However, the characters still look... wrong, for a lack of a better word. It still spells "amateur."
I do find it quite admirable that this artist draws a lot. Comics take time to create. In their Patreon, apparently the comic updates almost daily? But just based on this information, it kind of proves my point that there's so little time in between chapters to focus on the essentials of art. The artist's goal seems to be churning out a lot of chapters. My advice is that if the artist is serious about art, then they need to take a break and practice the foundations. And THEN from those foundations, you can start to stylize to your liking. A lot of cartoonists started off drawing realistic. For example, Rebecca Sugar, who is the creator of "Steven Universe" has done realistic figure drawings ( https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CTU_ZWPUYAArRJ3.jpg) So different from the her cartoon style. But starting from anime and staying anime is not the way to go.
I find a lot of manga published with "caramel" to be very average. Every time I see the page with that name, my expectations get lower, but I am still mildly disappointed. Lol. This is, again, one of those times.