>>1

The discussion about human potential here and afterward is really good, isn’t it?

>>3

The adult club members are solving things in a fantastical way, but the kids’ group is deliberately approaching the situation slowly and with a lot more realism, so I think that’s intentionally how it’s being handled here.

>>5

It’s a bit difficult to aim for Marutake when it comes, but the adult group respects the opponent’s preferences and has them agree, so it should be a modern solution.

I don’t know if Inori’s dad and the others are convinced, but…

Since even Rika-chan thinks she can leave it to this guy, I wonder how in love Satoko and Kiyo have been…

I want to see.

There were definitely a lot of things regarding the marriage between Teppei, Shion, and Satoko.

It’s understandable that with that level of initiative, they have the power to cause a tragedy.

The club members who have become adults still retain some of their bad traits as they were (especially Mion).

Satoko’s tone may be the same as it used to be, but since the Kogure family is at the center of the story, in other aspects she is really acting like a good adult, which is touching.

Even you, uncle, properly solved the problem, right?!

>>10

Recently, there’s someone acting as a surrogate yakuza boss who makes comments about hiding nuisances away, dealing with Inori-chan and Kururu-chan, who have come from elsewhere and casually know about the bloody stories from the past online. What are you thinking!!!

Moreover, it’s really something that right after being warned by Keitaro, you suggest doing something illegal to solve it…

Outside of the cycles where Polaris causes tragedies, Inori-chan is genuinely a pure-hearted heroine, and it’s surprising.

Like

>>12

Keitaro and Inori’s pairing is quite traditional and refreshing.

I think Kuruki is surprisingly good.

>>14

While Kei is slowly making progress, it feels like I might be casually getting married over here.

I think it’s nice that the uncle, for better or worse, hasn’t changed and is occasionally securing a spot next to Kei-chan.

The most surprising thing was that Rika-chan falling down the stairs was just an accident and had nothing to do with any conspiracy or anything like that.

It’s a serious injury, though.

It’s nice to have a distance where our hands just barely touch.

I understand the meta reason that having too many characters can be overwhelming, but even so, it’s strange that the Kō couples don’t have a second or third child; they seem like a happily married couple.

Kihiro and Kururu seem to be close by each other, as if they might stick together to be near Keitaro and Inori (not that they dislike it).

The theory that Satoshi is still a bit haggard because Shion is petting his head until he falls asleep.

>>21

Even now, my favorite character in the main story is Meakashi, so one of the elements I really love is that these two are a lovey-dovey couple.

>>25

It seems that these two also have children, but it’s a pity they didn’t appear in the main story.

Isn’t it unfair that there are so many follows for Ryu-chan’s works in the manga version?

>>22

I want to say it’s a manga version, so I hope it gets adapted into a visual format soon.

I quietly like the part where Satoko says with a smile at the Smile Shop, “After becoming a parent and being in charge, I understand how it feels…” while dressing the kids in cute clothes.

That aside, the director had a more straightforward ulterior motive, Satoko!

I really like the cute art style from the Star Crossing chapter.

Oniokoshi and Iro Toshiyoshi are good too, but…

>>26

It’s true… In that part, Inori-chan is really cute and beautiful.

Well, I’m just about to be killed…

I love Hakkihime-chan, who is just cute without any hidden elements or secrets.

>>29

It seems there was an aunt who thought that such a genuinely good child would cause a tragedy.

>>29

I can also intimidate some nuisance-type YouTubers, just in case…

>>32

A child who is evaluated by Akane-san as being able to become a good head of the family because they are very skilled at controlling their emotions and expressing or withholding them.

When I think about the fact that even the silhouette of my uncle’s husband doesn’t appear, I can’t help but wonder if Haki’s real father is Kei-chan.

No way, that’s definitely not it, definitely not, definitely not, definitely definitely definitely definitely definitely.

While it’s not completely unrelated to the main story, the impact of Dranore-sensei, who is there mainly to offer advice, is quite significant.

It might be a star system, but there were other teachers with the name Umineko.

>>34

I like the regular handsome physical education teacher.

>>34

Dranor has a serious and decent personality in any world… I think.

I felt relieved but a little disappointed that there wasn’t a nasty pervert next to me.

Huh, is Dranore here? Huh?

Mmm… Ms. Erika…

Mr. Torano! It’s Mr. Torano! Not Dranol A. Knox!

It feels too much like there’s no discomfort at all.

I thought it was Tamura Hime, but is it someone else?

>>42

Teacher Koreniya is probably named Cornelia.

It is believed that Professor Korenia’s tone is a combination of Cornelia and Gertrude.

>>44

It’s different from just my own response; upon reviewing it, I noticed that the nurse in the infirmary is Mr. Kado, so these two are swapping their appearances and speaking styles.

Hmm, this is a trick.

I felt that Torano-sensei was incredibly erotic, so I realized the power of the teacher attribute and clothing.

However, I was sure that there was someone like Hanyuu on the Polaris side as well.

I wanted to see a child who says “porapora” a little bit.

>>47

Rika-chan, conversing with the imaginary Hanyuu, couldn’t help but smile a little.

I’m constantly amazed by Satoko’s decree… it’s just incredible…

>>49

To be honest, in the main story, Satoko was just about average.

I love Re:Zero so much, and when I think about my favorite characters from it, Satoko and Inori-chan are my top two favorites.

As expected, when I see the scenes around the thread image, I can’t help but think that if I were in the world of Higurashi: When They Cry, the one I would want to marry the most is Satoko…

Sakiko remembers that they were taking baths together to the extent that it feels relatively recent for her… this couple.

Speaking of which, I was surprised to learn that Egao-ya actually exists.

It’s so sad to see Satoko during the star transfer arc, where both her husband and daughter messed up, because she’s truly a good mother and wife…

(Teppei, who has naturally reformed and is now working as a street vendor)

>>55

It makes me frustrated as it feels like I’m looking at my old self (while watching a DV father storm into and disrupt a meeting of DV victims).

>>57

Really!

I think it’s great that despite what has been said, everyone is still getting along as a family.

>>56

When I was married, it was tough, but after getting divorced and creating some distance, our relationship actually improved and turned positive; I can’t help but think it’s because of Rena.

And seeing that mother, Kibiro thought, “That’s not good…”

Kihiro and Haki seem to have inherited their parents’ good traits in a nice way.

Because of that, both of them push themselves a little.

How old are you in the Teppei era!?

In Kibiro’s flashback of the past, Lena just before the divorce really showed her bad side, and it felt like she was definitely a negative example.