*3月2〜3日*
I realized today that I forgot to update the date in one of my posts (the only reason I didn’t get off is that it’s one of the aggregate posts), but I can’t save my edit because “the requested URL or resource could not be found.” What?? It’s got an image, so I tried removing and reinserting it in case it meant that, but, nope. Ugh, this is gonna bother me
・高校球児ザワさん⑫
・とんがり帽子のアトリエ⑬
ザワさん
Ooh, Zawa-san’s finally got a girl falling for her! I kept expecting it to happen, even if it was only until the girl learned she wasn’t a guy, but it never did, until the beginning of her third year. She walks past a group of first-year girls, and one of them is immediately taken with her. One of her friends is like, “You know that’s a girl, right?” and she’s like, “A girl is fine, too!”
Of course, since this is the final volume, she never shows up again. It skims quickly through third year, and we learn Zawa-san gets into a college where she can play baseball. It’s only the HS Baseball Association (or whatever it’s actually called) that doesn’t allow girls to play. I’m glad.
Although in all 12 volumes of this, I never was able to distinguish between most of the characters. Mishima-sensei does not have same face syndrome, they all look different, I just could never remember who was who on the team—outside, of course, of Zawa-san and Kouji-san. (And outside of those two I couldn’t remember names, period.) I have no clue why. (I mean, the names, yeah; I’m terrible with them. But the faces? I’m generally pretty good at recognition!) It was good, though!
Δ帽子
Gods, I freaking hate Custas. Not only does he force Dagda to relive his death every single day because he “can’t let him die,” but now he’s done it to a bunch of random other people too so he can feel all high and mighty about “saving” them even knowing full well that he very much is not.
And when the magic runs out and he reapplies it, they’ll lose all the memories they formed in between, so they won’t even come to resent him for essentially trapping them in a day-long time loop where they die painfully at the end. They’ll just see him as a savior.
Some savior he is.
And why are they trying to pass off the 時戻し magic as healing magic? So you turn back a person’s time to when their wounds were lighter and treat those—when the magic wears off, they’re suddenly going to get worse again. If the person was dead when it was drawn, they’re just gonna die again. A thing or person is returned to the state they were in when the magic was drawn once it wears off. Has Shirahama already forgotten the way she just established it as working like a dozen chapters ago? (Or, what, if you use it on a broken teacup and then slather it in glue, it won’t re-break when its borrowed time runs out??) I mostly like this series, but ughhhh. I’ll be glad when the 銀夜祭 arc is over.









