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Katawak-Oh No!!

Unleash Katawako's true final form during her seventeenth H scene

bhtooefr wrote:And that explains why changing would make her a different Rin - evolution!

She evolves with friendship at the end.

Munchenhausen wrote:

Potato wrote:A nub-hug. A nug. I approve.

"Nug me, Rin. Nug me like you've never nugged a man before."

Group nug!

someguy1294 wrote:

AaronIsCrunchy wrote:Errrm... Hi.
Kiss Hideaki instead of Shizune, and then blame 'bad lighting'.

Well, that's a Relief
Discover that Hideaki is actually a hermaphrodite.

I'm sorry, but you rank Emi's mom above Emi?

Seriously though, no

Be WRONG on the Internet

Oh, so THAT'S what FATAL was. I knew that sounded familiar.

Roll to see if the booty rips

Steinherz wrote:

SpunkySix wrote:Is Emi as a Rider... innuendo, or is her face just like that because reasons?

Both.
In her first H-scene Emi straddles (read: Rides) Hisao. Plus, wheelchair

Yeah, okay. Makes sense...

brythain wrote:The people who understand the significance of Rin's only being able to think of four things at the same time already know what her past is like. You have to wonder how many people she's removed and forgotten that she's removed.

Rin forgot how to use tackle, and learned to use sketch!

Rin has a nice smile.

Don't Worry, Arms Grow Back! Try to calm Emi down after she loses her arms thanks to yet another drink-driver Medical License Revocation Wake up in the Nurse's office with no skeleton Ah, the Medic. "Time to practice medicine..." Manly Preparation Abuse your knowledge of the story by putting a tram...

I understand that it wouldn't be entirely the same and I 100% get why Rin would be hurt by this and what it represented, but it's not entirely unheard of for people without arms to hug other people with their nubs. There was this one motivational speaker I saw with no arms and no legs, (really cool ...

Is Emi as a Rider... innuendo, or is her face just like that because reasons?

I found him relatable. That's about it, but that's probably a good thing.

Puncyclopedia wrote:When you can lie awake at night, trying to go to sleep, and still hear Caged Heart somewhere in the back of your mind.

This, but with Standing Tall.

forgetmenot wrote:

KeiichiO wrote:When the sub-par movie 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop' reminds you of a certain narcoleptic from 3-3...

Calling Paul Blart: Mall Cop sub-par is an insult to par.

...I liked it.

I prefer episodic for both writing and reading. For writing, it's easier to get out and get feedback in manageable chunks. For reading, it feels more like a series, which is fun.