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[Hell Teacher Nūbē] When it comes to NTR (netorare) themes, this is it.

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Hah, no way… It feels like a cassette from Kage no Tarou… Your record… I can’t believe it, but maybe I can meet you somewhere after all. Hiro, you’re going to that… place. I’ve fulfilled my role in this fight. You’ll surely be okay. Ah… I understand. Congratulations! Miki! Wishing you happiness! Hiro! So cool! I wonder if Sakiko is okay… It feels like we’re living in the same era as if nothing ever happened. Crackling. Pyimo VHS

1: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:34Yeahx48

Isn’t it terrible to be judged based on brain damage?

2: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:39Yeahx27

Main player of Verdy (J2).

14: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:54Yeahx14

>>2Back then, popular teams like Jubilo and Consadole have also fallen to J2…

58: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:27Yeahx1

>>14It feels like that makes our team seem like it was once thriving but has now fallen into decline.
My parents’ house has been in J2 for quite some time.

3: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:40Yeahx5

If you properly broke up and then got together with someone else,
Isn’t that not cheating?

4: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:41

>>3It’s regretful…

5: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:41Yeahx18

My heart was still that of an elementary school student.

6: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:44

Aren’t you being pretty harsh by saying that you’re not a person from this world?

7: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:45Yeahx121

>>6It’s actually different, so there’s no helping it.

8: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:48

>>6It’s a world where children are suddenly turned into adults because of the yokai called Makurakase.

9: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:49Yeahx30

>>6That’s really true.
It’s a story about Kyoko who wandered into a different world…

10: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:50

Berdy, huh…

11: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:52

From Kyoko’s perspective in this world, her friend’s body is in a state being taken over by an existence from another world.

12: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:52Yeahx5

I like that this world properly exists in this world.

13: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:53

The era when it was still Kawasaki.

15: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:55Yeahx28

Isn’t it terrible to be shown a worn-out Nūbe after being brain-stuffed here?

16: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:55Yeahx3

I remember that Nube was in a wheelchair and that the pillow-returning thing was quite scary.

17: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:55Yeahx31

Miki has really grown up here…

18: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:56

Izuna’s world

19: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:57

Which one was it, this or the final episode of the Bimbo God anime?

24: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:01

>>19The final episode of the old anime is a pillow flip (this).

26: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:04

>>24Thank you.

20: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)14:59

Could it be that I’m also turning the pillow now…!?

21: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:00Yeahx39

>>20You are a human from this world!

107: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:50

>>20You too?
As expected… Normally, the erotic android would be completed by now.
I was supposed to have a legal harem, but I can’t forgive this…!

22: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:01Yeahx33

Honestly, I think that this world’s Miki has the most beautiful personality as Miki.

30: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:07

>>22Instead, the breast is deflated…

33: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:07Yeahx1

>>30Breastfeeding seriously makes them shrink…

23: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:01Yeahx11

It’s too scary that this isn’t a world in a dream, but one of the actual parallel worlds.

25: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:02Yeahx13

I thought it was just a one-time joke about Nūbe becoming a recluse, but I didn’t expect it to be picked up in Iizuna.

27: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:06Yeahx8

In this world, Kyoko is happily celebrating with a smile.

28: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:06Yeahx2

Miki, I can really determine if you came from another world, so I trust you.

34: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:09Yeahx27

>>28Well, if our close friend, who had completely given up and was there to celebrate our relationship, suddenly started crying…
(I can tell at a glance that this is seriously the old Gōko…)

29: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:07

A quiet-looking classmate might have become an AV actress in this world.

31: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:07

In NEO, there are also stories featuring Shouko from Girls’ Generation.
I think there’s a tendency to see this character as suitable for doing this kind of material.

35: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:10Yeahx11

It’s amazing that even though I’m a broken person in this world, I still believe that if it’s Nube, he’ll help me.
It’s amazing that they actually help.

38: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:11

>>35No matter what happens to me, even if the person is from a different world, they are still an important student that I need to protect.

36: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:10

Because NEO is properly active in overseas leagues…
Well, because of that, Kyoko is looking at Noobe with a negative view.

37: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:10

The fact that it was Nube who hugged the punchline instead of Hiro seems to bother Kyoko a bit.

40: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:12

>>37Kyoko likes Nube a little too.

42: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:13

>>40Let’s date.

39: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:11Yeahx3

This story rather senses that something abnormal is happening (with that kind of intuition).
Those who continue to exist are both in pain and find salvation.

41: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:13

Kyoko in this world is supposed to be living happily.

43: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:13

It’s good that I picked this up in Izuna’s world, but the white tiger looks cuter than I expected, which makes it feel less impressive.

44: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:14Yeahx1

The dream of the main story… flight attendant
The future of the main story world… elementary school teacher
The future of a parallel world… OL
The fact that my childhood dream from elementary school seems unlikely to come true feels somewhat indescribable.

47: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:15Yeahx2

>>44During the actual timeline of the main story, there’s a scene where Gōko, who was summoned in NEO, was shocked to see herself as a teacher…

59: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:28Yeahx5

>>44I hate to say it, but it’s not like being a flight attendant (an outdated term) is something to aspire to anymore, especially not now compared to 30 years ago…

64: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:31

>>59Well, that’s why in NEO, it was mentioned that “dreams from elementary school days can change surprisingly easily,” and Nube was following up on that.
I think that kind of feeling is intentional.

45: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:15Yeahx6

Facing off against yokai head-on is cool, but…
Even in this state of being a recluse, the fact that Nube can still act to save his students makes him a hero too.

46: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:15Yeahx3

Kyoko in this world has probably already come to terms with this, I guess.

61: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:29

>>46In the video, they are normally smiling and celebrating in the background.
It’s a past love that has ended, I guess.

48: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:17

Kyoko likes Nube too.

49: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:17Yeahx1

The main series consists of 48 episodes; however, a special titled “Complete Preservation Version!! Hell Teacher Nūbē Super Encyclopedia,” which aired on TV Asahi on August 7, 1997, after the main series concluded, is also counted among the episodes, bringing the total to effectively 49 episodes.I thought there was a final episode that wasn’t a pillow flip, but is this it?

50: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:17

I’m glad that Nube isn’t a lolicon.

51: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:18

What was it called when you’re childhood friends?
Before Nube became a teacher.

52: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:19

>>51The partner of my first kiss.

53: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:19

>>51I met Nube and received help from him six years before the main story began.
In the past life, we were a princess and a servant in a romantic relationship.

54: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:21Yeahx1

If you look within the school, the main heroine is Kyoko.

55: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:24

The way the tears are flowing is straight out of a gag manga, right?

56: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:24

If it’s the actual future version of themselves that had a falling out, they wouldn’t have their brain destroyed…
You saw that my brain was destroyed by NTR and judged that I am different from other people.

57: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:26

The trigger for Nube becoming a ruin is too tragic in this world line.
Completely unrepentant and not the least bit remorseful.

60: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:29

Soccer was also something Nabetune tried to dominate, but he was turned down by the association.
Since then, the number of broadcasts on terrestrial television has rapidly decreased.
But there’s something famous at the world championship, so I could breathe easily.

62: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:30Yeahx4

In this world, adult Miki is a nice guy…

65: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:31

>>62Even if Nube helps resolve it, it won’t change the fact that I’ve become the winning heroine in this parallel world.
Rather, there’s nothing but benefits since it prevents the losing heroine from hitting on my husband.
It seems like advice to help without considering those circumstances.

63: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:31

By the way, the most unexpected feeling this year is Marinos.

66: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:32

For those who don’t know, it might be hard to understand with just one page, but the story is about the main character’s consciousness being transported to a future-based parallel world.
Rather, this shows that Miki’s understanding is too high.
Because I’m doing the opposite of being believed when I talk about future people, past people, or aliens in my creations.

67: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:33

Miki is really kind.
Because you are trying to save your friends without destroying your own happiness.

68: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:33

I don’t care about soccer talk.

74: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:35Yeahx13

>>68I laughed at the unexpected response for a nameless poster.

79: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:38Yeahx6

>>74If they suddenly start talking about Nabetsune, I won’t know anything about that!

69: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:34

Right now, there’s too much fluidity in the strength of the teams, so there aren’t really any standout players.

70: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:35

The current serialization is still in an era where smartphones are used just like back then.
I have a feeling they will come back to collect that.

71: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:35

It was the era when Ramos and others were popular.
In the timeline of the main story’s sequel, they are casually going to overseas leagues, which adds an interesting sense of the times.

72: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:35Yeahx3

In this world, Nube is really getting beaten up, so it seems like there’s a part of him trying to be a good adult because of that.

77: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:36Yeahx3

>>72There are also wives who are raising kids with their husbands.
Compared to the nasty mom at the snack bar, I guess you could say that person is more human.

73: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:35

The J League and flight attendants have both become jobs without much dream anymore…

75: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:36Yeahx1

It’s quite amusing that you’re choosing this judgment method each time…

80: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:38

>>75Kyoko is a wild horse, so this is about all the weaknesses she had back then…

76: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:36

Gouko and Nube have been reincarnated and have met many times, with Nube having a fate of protecting Gouko, so perhaps it is rare for both of them to have separate partners in this life.

78: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:37Yeahx6

The Kyoko in the video is celebrating, after all.

81: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:38

It seems that here, if you simply get married, you become quite settled, and if the man is the type who doesn’t think about small details, you have to be the supporting type…

82: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:38

Even if it’s J2, if you can put up a sign, you can have a good life.

83: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:40Yeahx2

Even if I hear stories about memories or birthdays, I can’t tell because it’s about the person themselves.
It’s quick and easy.

90: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:44

>>83In terms of the flow of the conversation, it’s not something that can be distinguished just because it turned out this way, but well…

84: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:40Yeahx2

Other than Nube, this one is definitely doing better.

87: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:42

>>84In the main story, Gōko is the main girlfriend of a global star athlete, even if it’s a long-distance relationship…

89: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:44

>>87I feel like I’m about to cheat on someone…

91: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:44

>>84Kyoko is an office worker at a somewhat shady company.
Miki and Hiro are married with children.
Katsuya is a pilot in the Air Self-Defense Force.
Makoto is a skilled lawyer.
Is there any student other than the usual five who knows what happened afterwards in the pillow return world?

96: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:46

>>91When looking at it this way, Hiro, Katsuya, and Makoto are on the same path, just with slower progress.

98: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:48

>>91Noro-chan is an adult video actress.

104: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:49

>>91And Noro-chan’s true nature of liking men awakened, becoming a popular AV actress.

85: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:41Yeahx1

Since our reliable teacher has become paralyzed,
To survive in the perilous Domori Town, you have no choice but to be firm.

88: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:43

In this route, Tamamo might still be alive, so they could have become a shut-in.

92: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:45

>>88Since Nube is in a bad state, unlike the main story, we should think that it’s just going to reach the time limit as it is…

94: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:46

>>88It depends on the timing, doesn’t it?
If Nube was defeated after the Kyubi event, both sides could remain intact like in the main story.

99: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:48

>>94Considering that Yukime hasn’t returned from the mountain, I think this is well before the nine tails and so on.

115: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:52

>>99Ah, so the Yuki-me event isn’t happening…

93: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:45

I ended up having to fight the White Tiger, didn’t I, Nube?

95: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:46

Huh… Is Verdi in that kind of state…?
When the J League started, it seems like it had the image of being the top team.

97: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:47

If the person inside is an elementary school student, then kindly take them along.

100: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:48

I hate living in the town of Domori without Nube.

105: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:49

>>100It seems like there was a story about a cycle where the malicious energy increases, which is why I transferred here.
If time has passed, I’ll probably be more calm about it…

101: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:48

I think this is the best masterpiece of the episode.

103: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:49

>>101Wasn’t it the last episode of the anime?

106: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:49

>>101It’s undeniable that being selected for the anime’s final episode was just the right episode.

102: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:48Yeahx1

Both soccer and baseball have changed a lot since then, but soccer has changed especially rapidly…

108: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:50

Now it’s J1! It’s J1!

109: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:51

The Tamachan on this route isn’t a par, but it felt empty.

110: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:51Yeahx4

It’s sad that Nube has become a shut-in.
On the other hand, I remember having an indescribable feeling towards Teacher Ritsuko, who seemed to feel a somewhat dark joy at the time.

111: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:51

This world isn’t as bad as people say, right?

112: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:52

>>111However, the fact that Nube is like that is just way too harsh.

113: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:52

Before talking about 1 or 2, the J-League itself…
If we ignore the fervor of the 90s, it might not be much different from other professional sports.

114: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:52

Yukime was a bit shocked to return to the mountains.

116: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:52

Wasn’t Noro-chan supposedly writing lies in that column as an AV actress?

117: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:52

Well, even if Yukime goes back to the mountains, there are mountain men there…

119: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:54

>>117They are rough around the edges, but they’re not a bad person, so I can’t say they aren’t happy in their own way…

118: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:53

I just thought, in this world line, since Yukime doesn’t come back, the mountain god isn’t angry, so Nube’s dad is still alive, huh?

120: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:54Yeahx1

>>118Even though I fell into despair because of my wife, now my son is doing the same thing I did in the past, and it’s not surprising if I end up completely broken…

121: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:54

If Nube’s dad were alive, he would probably try to help his son who has become a recluse, but he might die from some other cause.

122: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:54

If my wife dies and my son ends up like this, my father’s heart will never open again…

123: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:56

Even if it’s called “falling into darkness,” it’s just turning volunteer work into a business, so I guess it’s not really dark after all…

124: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)15:58

It is likely that seeing the destroyed Nube has contributed to his mental growth.

125: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:00

In this timeline, it’s not just Katsuya, but Katsuya’s sister who is in a terrible situation.

127: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:02

>>125Isn’t the stronger immoral atmosphere created by my sister in the afterstory “Even Further After That” from the main story?

129: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:03

>>127That should be it.

126: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:01

I’m glad you were able to get into university.

128: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:03

In the main story, Nube was in serious trouble because of the face disease, wasn’t he?
You’re really amazing, Hatamonba!

131: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:04

>>128Well, I often lose, you know, Nube.
Particularly in this worldview, there is a clear barrier of power between gods and Buddhas.

130: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:04

The conversation between Goko and Teacher Ritsuko afterward was ruined by a familiar image.

132: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:06

I miss the video deck…

133: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:06

If Nube became a shut-in for the same reason as Izuna, it would be because of our own mistake, so I guess that calms me down a bit…

134: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:08Yeahx1

Plus, it’s really strong as a work to be able to talk about Nūbē like this for the first time…
Being able to create standalone, interesting manga is really strong.
Too strong.

136: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:09

>>134A little while ago, when they had the mass release, threads were being opened every day.

137: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:10Yeahx1

>>134Being modernized is possible because we’ve been able to do it with S or NEO, so being able to offer it with Plus and Sui is too strong.

135: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:08Yeahx1

This must be really shocking.

138: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:11

If the cause of the Izuna route is the same as that of partial paralysis, then the students would only have guilt, wouldn’t they…

139: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:13

The episode where the exhausted Nube draws on his strength to send Kyoko home, Monster Farm finale, Legends finale, Digimon finale.
Three major crying triggers for children.

140: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:13

Scary Nube.

141: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:14

A world where VHS has survived…

146: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:18

>>141The timeframe in the story is at most the 2000s, and some places still remain.

142: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:14

Wasn’t there some talk about Hiro not doing very well even in NEO?

143: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:16

>>142Even though we have no time to meet because of the long-distance relationship, our love for each other remains unchanged…

144: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:16Yeahx1

>>142Even though they were fighting, in the end, they got back together and went to Italy together, which is just the usual lovers’ quarrel.

145: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:18Yeahx2

I found Nube Plus on Jump+, so I’ll start reading from episode 1. Thank you!

147: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:18

Hiro is a global superstar who, when he returned as a Serie A star, had a triumphant parade, so he probably skyrocketed to success.
Well, I’m spraining my ligaments like usual.

157: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:25

>>147Personally, I am the happiest about Katsuya’s growth.

148: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:19

The final episode of Nube and the final episode of Digimon are somewhat similar by coincidence, aren’t they?

149: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:20

It’s amazing how Hiro is relatively successful on any route.

150: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:21

>>149Well, I had exceptional soccer talent since elementary school…

151: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:22

The anime is on July 2nd…

152: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:22Yeahx1

It was interesting that Izuna was in this world.

155: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:25

>>152To be precise, it’s a little different, so the thread image and Izuna are also in a different world.
The common thing is that Nube is a shut-in.

153: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:23

It seems that taking care of kids would be the most effective.

154: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:24

Hiro is easy to understand as a protagonist type.
I think that since I was one of the main characters on the students’ side alongside Goko, I must have been an easy-to-use character.
Because of that, I ended up setting flags with a ton of different female characters.

158: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:27

>>154A child like an electronic fairy, or a clam wife, or a succubus…

159: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:27

>>154It was a good event that determined the sexuality of succubi in their adolescent years.

156: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:25

I was just looking at Izuna as a mere spin-off, so I was startled when it suddenly linked to the world of pillow flipping.

160: Japan Otaku Reviews25/06/05(Thu)16:29

Basically, I want to set up a flag with a cute girl.
I feel like it was common for Makoto to interact with mascot-type characters.

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