On the surface, it's a high-spirited and fast-paced work of the short-episode-mystery/genius-detective type that's so funny and genre-savvy that it might just be a good-natured send up; look a bit deeper and you'll discover lots of touching, positive moments that will get you thinking about the essence of friendship and the benefits of withholding judgement until you get to know someone. This one surprised me and I'm glad I stumbled across it.
Look deeper still and you'll find lots and lots of body horror
Say, friends, have you heard of Ji Tianci? The handsome young prince of the Tiddy Seeker Clan, the famous disciple of Abundant Handfuls Sect and fifth level Practitioner of the Heavenly Silk Boob Window...
I've loved the Miyu saga since I first discovered one of the anime episodes on videotape at a rental place in the early 90s... nostalgia. It's wonderful to see Miyu going strong all these years later. What can you expect? She's a vampire, after all... (=・ω・=)
Beautiful art, intriguing story. I'm really looking forward to seeing more.
This work packs so much into just a few chapters... thoughts on motherhood, love, outsider-ship... sometimes the ties that bind are the stitches that hold a wound closed...
If my favorite class was nerfed as much as OVO's fencer I would take it personally, LOL.
Like there's your villain origin story right there (≧∀≦)
Good news: the translation is behind the original by about two months, so the hiatus we just heard about today with the English version is already over. Shin has been back at work for a while now! In fact, the original work is at chapter 126 already.
Currently the release schedule is 3 episodes per month, on the 5th, 15th, and 25th, and every six episodes Shin takes a week break to rest the drawing hand. These short breaks are also called 'hiatuses' so it sometimes causes confusion--really, it's one week off out of six to maintain the creator's health and episode quality. Shin needed an additional one of those recently, but have no fear, "Fate Makes No Mistakes" won't be on an extended break this time. The gap between the releases of the original and the translation acts as a bit of a buffer for times like these. If Shin does need more time off, there's some room to catch up on this end.
Chapter One: "here's your new assignment in prison transport"
By Chapter Three: freak fight, megane power, reckless driving, cannibalism, bus goes off a cliff
The whole series is gold, but I about lost my shit with chapters 34 & 35. From artistic temperaments to chaotic roller derby and the red fundoshi of it all, maybe the real ghost pottery was the friends we made in the haunted sandbox along the way
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comedic perfection
... so that *was* still a ghost, right??
what the father said made it a little bit confusing
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Yes, it’s still a ghost. Th father doesn’t want to deal out his son but it’s freakier that he’s ok with living with the spirit. Rent must be low haha
If the older brother wasn't Munchausen-by-Proxying the younger one, I'll eat my Easter Bonnet, LOL. Remember how often he brought him food/tea/warm milk, etc.? "I helped make it! <3" Yeah, I'll bet you did. The extra ingredient is *yandere*.
No, I don't think real Ciel was poisoning his little brother lol Real Ciel was a bully to his little brother at times but he'll never poison him!?
That... might be a thing. Our Ciel noted how weirdly his asthma didn't flare up despite the ghastly condition he and his brother were in
I don't think it Is
right? remember the chapter when our attention was directed to the older brother bringing food to the younger one in the nursery. "Why are *you* bringing it?" "Because I helped make it!" (oh dear) Right afterward we're shown little brother coughing in bed and the older one bringing him warm milk--and *insisting he not tell Tanaka about it*. The next day, after having partaken twice of food/drink Big Brother brought him, Little Brother is so sick he can't go on the boat trip. That's just the kind of evidence Sherlock Holmes would zero in on, haha.
I have a sneaking suspicion that Big Brother also had something to do with the family tragedy, like arranging a scenario in which he could step in and rescue his little brother ("mummy thinks you would look very impressive!" asdslaksdfgh good job, Mom), but because he was just a kid it all went horribly wrong and backfired: "I'm an utter failure of a son and heir." And the way he compared their tenant farmers to 'sheep', yikes. Even Vincent was a little >_>
We kept hearing about how weak and fragile the younger twin was, but Our Ciel was actually the stronger, more independent twin all along. He had a healthy view of himself as a separate being and accepted that he and his brother would naturally have their own lives as they grew up--he was looking forward to it, in fact, and even had a highly unique and original plan for his own future rather than the traditional path for younger sons of titled families. It was the elder brother who could not countenance their ever being parted. Yandere backstories Inc. XD
I don't think real Ciel was poisoning his little brother, he wasn't yandere, and he had nothing to do with what happened that day. lol
I wasn't replying to you. It's clear you don't agree, so go your own way. It costs zero dollars and zero cents to let other people enjoy things and discuss things the way they want to.
Chill out and the same goes for me lol I can comment whatever I want. The theory is just silly.
Damn you got a good eye there.