This was seriously funny.

My favorite in Witch Watch.

Since I’m usually the clown, the use of the gap is effective in many places.

Unlike those crazy people with fucked up baby play desires, it’s commendable that you’re not mumbling in a low voice.

You might have forgotten, but the reason you became Nico’s familiar is because of debt, Kan-chan.

The reason I keep doing part-time jobs is because I spend money recklessly and end up losing the rent I have to pay.

It’s common for manga authors to suddenly bring back settings that you thought they had forgotten as foreshadowing…

I almost said don’t dedicate it here.

I feel like the bad attributes have significantly faded.

In other words, I feel that all the characters except for Nico have taken a subtle turn compared to their first appearance.

It’s crazy that despite everything that’s happened, there’s been no growth at all…

The attribute of being treated like trash and becoming a victim is established, but…

The episodes where Kan-chan has a hard time are funny.

I couldn’t stand the vertical reading SW from the student council PV.

If you do something good, a magic spell activates…! I realized that even this would trigger it! But I love how Kan-chan immediately helps without hesitation.

It’s such a famous scene that you’ll instantly recognize it.

When it comes to interesting episodes, I remember laughing a lot during the one where Kanshi becomes invisible.

It’s not the Kanshi episode, but I want to see Undine-nee-san’s episode soon.

That being said, the serious face of the OP is really cool.

Recently, the introductions are interesting, but many of them have weak conclusions.

I think it’s amazing that it’s funny even if you don’t know the original reference.

I thought it was genius how the invisible person escaped almost entirely naked, as if they had come from the future.

Miharu from the Otsuki family doesn’t really get into it much.

I really love the private interactions around Miharu…

I like the ones that involve everyone.

Things like Minecraft and other visually appealing ones.

The episode where Moi-chan becomes a troublesome otaku is generally terrible.

The author probably chose not to closely imitate because they can realistically draw it if they wanted to.

Here, the feeling of emotion is stronger.

After all, the strongest one is Wednesday.

The world outside the house seems wider than anyone in the family.

He is usually so unaware that he doesn’t even realize it himself.

Because they are naturally doing good things.

I thought all the residents of the Otoki family had numbers in their names, but Ban doesn’t have one.

Wednesday!

The student council has nothing but incompetent members except the president! I was laughing uncontrollably, and the accurate criticism of multi-pet ownership leading to a collapse was just brutal.

That aside, Chairman, this is like a superior version of Bossun, except for the fact that his right arm is stuck to his hat…

Miharu’s Monster Trio has a different manga vibe.

Reading it again, I think the author really loves Fujiko F.

It’s the comedic relief role of Kankichi Ryotsu from the Reiwa era’s KochiKame.

Maniac is taken care of by Moi-chan.

I thought it was clever to quickly pretend to be someone from the future after accidentally going outside completely naked.

But that aside, I laughed a lot.

I liked the story that ended like a punchline from ‘Warau Salesman,’ but which episode was that…?

Too noble…

Isn’t there a lot in this manga like “This character is〇〇, but in reality, Moichan is more…”?

Wen!

The most interesting part is when Kan-chan is the only one accelerating.

Dissent is acknowledged.

Wouldn’t it be more like Fujiko A?

I want to see Loveka-chan and Chammy-chan animated soon.

Mochi-chan instantly turns into a concentrated old nerd whenever there’s an opportunity, but I can forgive her if I think of it as the flip side of her gray childhood.

Generally, the hobbies that Moichi-chan seems likely to get into in the future are soba, pottery, wine, and bonsai.

After looking at the note about that outfit and reading it again, I realized the dedication to the jeans is impressive…

If anything, most of the scenes that get upgraded don’t rely on tone…

I have trouble hiding that Nico’s voice and color reveal she’s a beautiful girl.

I can’t quite say anything about the student council with strong quirks, but I like everything else…

They’re good at fixing the settings that are being wasted.

It’s kind of interesting that all the regular female characters are depicted as beautiful girls, yet the student council is outside that standard.

There were people getting angry at this week’s teaser text, but what exactly are they angry about?

It may be noble over here, but…

I am a bubbler.

This scene is incredibly funny, but it’s also really cool, which is great.

I am confident that Kanshi will become the most popular character among both boys and girls.

Girls are too attracted to Keigo…

Keigo, why are you so popular!

The story centered around Keigo is really well done…

I have the impression that you consistently create things that are theoretically interesting.

I feel like Momochi is something that goes beyond the theory.

The popularity of K-Nam is too strong.

Nem has elements that seem likely to become popular just by watching the anime’s opening.