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Nanami, ringo and enta exist in the same spectrum of ikuhara characters
Art request by galacticfairy18 from twitter as she won an art raffle. Gino Nobuchika dressed up as Mabu
Drawing my follower's OC #6
Warning: Potential spoilers, potential seizure trigger
Title: Technically They’re Kappa
Editor: AngelicDazeAMVs
Song: Gay Frogs (Alex Jones Remix)
Artist: placeboing
Anime: Saranzanmai
Category: Comedy
Award: Momocon 2019 - Best Comedy
So I’ve basically stopped watching every anime this season because of constant travelling and such and only now remembered to check Sarazanmai..
...Based Ikuhara did it with Reo and Mabu. I was hesitant to commit to the anime since Reo and Mabu were giving off obvious “tragic end” vibes and I’m so relieved that they went with a “randomly revived at the end and still together happily” random route. That and Ikuhara foregoing any open interpretation and Mabu saying aishiteru to Reo. I think it’s the first time an anime whose primary genre is not BL does that
Anyway, a good ending
WHAT HAPPENED TO MABU
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The only thing that I can understand is that “Sarazanmai” is going to be to BL what “Yuri Kuma Arashi” was to yuri. All the weirdness is a metaphor to tell the story of three middle-school boys that suddenly have to deal with their sexuality and other complexities of society and the adult world. A part of me is skeptical about how well they’ll pull it off, but I’ll find out when I watch it.