>>1

The sense is a bit off, but it’s quite a crazy story.

Make sure to match the last names.

What’s going on with the last name?

>>6

It’s just trying to match up with my father.

The anime and manga aimed at girls are the most insane.

Can I get married in this case?

It’s crazy, including living together.

We’re living together, everyone gets along well, and we’re having new children…

There was a possibility of a double double affair.

It’s good because it’s not muddy…

Was it on the honeymoon trip…?

A child without a name who has a view on love typical of elementary school boys wouldn’t understand…

Didn’t we change partners again after this?

Let’s watch episode 1 since we can.

Is fate going crazy?

Including the sequel, it becomes a complex lineage like mythology.

Since it felt good to swap partners while traveling, let’s get remarried and live together! Isn’t that crazy…?

This isn’t swapping; it’s a planned return to the original state.

But I’m curious.

Well, there’s not much blood on it.

Is it not possible to get married legally?

>>30

I can do it.

In other words, I did it.

Are my brother and sister going to become a couple after this…?

Are you okay? Will the child’s heart not break?

The fate of that blood.

That’s gross!

The way to start a thread is poor.

Combination round robin

Something cat-like.

There shouldn’t be any particular problem for the two above and the younger siblings below to marry based on their lineage.

The mental state of my younger siblings, who have been living together for many years and are considering marriage, is just a bit concerning.

Marmalade Boy is already a manga from 30 years ago.

Why is it being made into a Hollywood movie?

I think you’re thinking that it’s unnecessary to explain with insufficient images since you already know.

After reuniting with each of our ex-girlfriends and ex-boyfriends at the travel destination, we got fired up, came home, swapped partners, and just ended up living together after remarriage.

As a result, the children became twisted.

Everyone knows this because it’s only old men here.

>>44

I’m in my 30s, but I know about it normally.

>>48

It’s an old man.

>>52

Are you about to turn sixty?

In the initial draft, the protagonists were set up as siblings with a blood connection, but it was deemed too messy, so the editor told us to stop that, didn’t they?

>>45

In the initial draft, there was an implication in the ending that Koki would get together with Ginta after healing from the heartbreak of parting ways with Yuu, so the editor said, “The teacher is crazy!”

Shoujo manga only becomes interesting when it loses its sense of ethics.

If we hadn’t lived together, I wonder if things would have been less complicated…

It’s rotting…

This is normal for shoujo manga.

The author was trying to connect the protagonists by blood.

Well, I think children wonder what their family tree looks like when they are young.

The historical Spanish Habsburg family is even crazier.

I hesitate to compare, but it’s better than CLAMP works mixed with homo and lesbian themes.

Some kind of social experiment.

There are quite a few otaku girls who are burned out by this.

The outrageous setting and the fact that it’s a Sunday morning anime might have hit the mark.

It’s not that the person you accidentally married is… but rather that they were all acquaintances from the beginning.

I only knew the name “Marmalade Boy,” but I didn’t realize it was this crazy.

You’re playing an incredible, chaotic game; it’s the omitted part.

As an erotic manga, it’s a cliché setting.

Unlike the Precure aimed at young girls, this was targeted at older girls… Still, why do something like this for a children’s show…

What’s crazy is that the swapping is already completed in the first episode.

>>69

I decided to divorce, swap partners, remarry, and live together! With the whole family!

Isn’t conveying this a form of abuse?

Does this mean that four people were born after this orgy?

I remember Kenkoba singing the theme song on some show.

Marmalade Boy, huh?

Does that mean you’re a mommy trade boy?

During the timeline of making a baby, the top two started to raise serious suspicion of being actual siblings, but it still developed into a situation where they said, “I love you!”

I felt that it was a bit much, and when the editing stopped, I thought it was a misunderstanding, which ruined everything.

Compared to Egyptian mythology, it’s much better.

It’s not just sweet and bitter.

It’s too bitter.