A bad (not that bad) fox.

The years lost due to terrible adults will never come back.

If you poach Kohei-sensei, Juna will come along too.

If you just look at the atmosphere, it’s quite a bad fox.

It’s not bad in itself because it doesn’t recognize it as evil.

>>7

*It may look bad, but I’m just thinking of the students.*

Are you specifically doing something wrong?

Is it just that a strangely timely and convenient coincidence has occurred, and you are only riding on that?

>>8

I took the imaginary commentary slot from Natchin.

>>12

I’m going to Fukuoka and providing exchange guidance…

>>12

🤩happy end

>>12

I will do everything I can for the sake of the children! So let’s temporarily forget about adult matters.

Did you really get it?

Wasn’t it in FGO?

I feel like if I don’t do this, I might have a mental breakdown.

Actually, among female characters, I look at her with the most lewd eyes.

>>16

Inviting someone to the room at night seems to be meant to provoke such agitation to make negotiations more favorable.

It doesn’t work on my captain, though.

Mr. Fox, quickly invite me to that dirty yet delicious izakaya.

“Do it for him, he’s probably a virgin.”

>>20

Huh? I’m already living in the house I’m supposed to marry into.

It’s the same with Inori-san wanting to earn a foundation with earthworms.

A style that pushes to the very edge of gray.

>>21

That was paid for by Secoma, so it’s not gray, it’s white.

>>35

Well, if it gets found out, it’s the kind of thing that would get you fired…

>>39

What’s wrong with exchanging food and money?

>>44

I sold earthworms to the old man in the neighborhood to cover my link fees, so there’s no problem.

It’s not right for the staff to acknowledge the worm payment and then cover for it out of their own pocket later.

>>35

Huh?

>>35

You don’t have to touch it.

Because I’m a stickler who wants to nitpick the usual trivial details.

The student is protected.

Wicked fox

This guy is definitely evil! → Huh? He’s actually caring for his students… ?

I think there are people who just don’t get along at all.

>>25

The truth is, Snake-sensei says he can’t bring himself to like it…

It’s certain that they are calculating.

>>26

It seems like Snake-sensei doesn’t fit in around there.

But I end up crying because I’m overwhelmed by Teacher Tsukasa suddenly bursting into tears.

>>28

An adult man over 180 cm tall who suddenly starts crying, indicating a lack of emotional stability.

It’s actually scary.

A comic with too many women wanting Dr. Kaji to take responsibility.

Were you not using a whip to boss around Teacher Tsukasa in your head…?

Since Hikaru-chan, who was on guard, acknowledged him, he’s probably really a good person, that bad fox.

>>33

Inori-chan, it would be great if you joined Star Fox too!

>>43

I think that’s a good idea too!!!

>>51

🐬Practice now💢

>>56

That’s unfair, YO!

>>51

Teacher Tsukasa will definitely be coming too, but…

When Mr. Tsukasa switches it on, he’s amazing…!

It would be scary if a muscular strongman intimidated you…

There are many seemingly good people who are actually bad.

Betraying Snake Kuzuhara-sensei

Hikari-chan also said she was bad at it at first…

But if this person thinks they’re wrong, they’ll apologize by doing a dogeza, right?

It’s a bit off-putting, isn’t it?

The Fox Dogsen incident was dominated by an unusual atmosphere that normally wouldn’t occur…

Regardless of the adhesive, the fanbook of Teacher Hitomi has tendencies that overly concern the expressions of parents.

I feel like there’s not much balance because Dr. Shi is gathering staff and making many proposals.

That aunt is totally showing her brain, huh?

This kind of sticky situation is just created to stir things up, so it’s fine to just ignore it and delete.

In interactions among adults, she’s a vixen, but her stance towards children is serious.

I can’t stand the circumstances of children being tossed around because of adults’ convenience.

I guess they took the world like this…

Who else was there besides Star Fox’s Hikaru-chan?

>>58

🐨

>>58

Before Hikaru-chan arrived, the female ace was Koala-chan.

The boy is Suzaku-kun.

Suzaku-kun is in the men’s Japanese national team.

Retirement is too early.

>>60

It seems like you’ve had quite a bad experience in the American figure skating world…

Star Fox has a bad name.

*I was really just happy.

If I win a gold medal, I guess a lot of strange adults will flock to me…

Just like dolphins, those are the kinds of folks.

As Snake-sensei said, trying to poach the club’s ace and dedicated coach without telling Hitomi-sensei is quite the bad fox!

…for some reason the other person started crying out loud…

Mr. Shi often negotiates on the edge where the police could be called…

>>69

Well, I negotiated properly in front of the person in charge over there…

>>71

It’s probably better than having things done behind my back…

Even Sensei Tsukasa seduced the female knight in front of the main coach when recruiting her…

In the end, we settled on exchange conditions.

>>72

(Teacher Sui is quite drunk… No, this is a sober person! I’m scared too!)

Compared to Teacher Shi, who passionately pushes forward, she’s still a cute female fox.

From the perspective of Mr. Jabukuzushi, who is a person of character, it seems that the encirclement he is initiating is seen as dirty, so that is indeed bad.

Pointing that out and bringing up Dr. Tsukasa will only turn it into two bad guys.

A fox girl who shows a bad expression but has a strong will to protect the children, like a goddess.

>>74

I think it was lucky to have met such a great senior coach at the beginning.

It’s another club, but…

>>78

It seems like there should at least be one lousy coach, but other than Coach Hebukuzu, all the other club coaches are basically good people, which is just too shining…

Well, I think it’s the fox’s way that leaves a lasting problem since they are paying the price (for exchange coaching) without flying the head coach away…

I don’t really understand the stickiness, but…

Inori-chan can come to the Lotus Tea FSC too, right? ♥

>>80

Because it will be done to ω, it’s no good.

Suzaku-kun is an interesting character.

A rarely seen strong character with a shy personality among athletes.

>>82

When I was asked by Rihou to tell her about you, I just kept talking and couldn’t stop.

>>82

Hehe… an interesting girl… I mean, it’s rare to see a strong male character who gets defeated by the protagonist, right?

>>82

I feel that it is fundamentally a night hawk.

It seems like Suzuchan might be forgiven now, so I wonder if Hikochan could finish it up for me ω.

Ms. Tsukasa’s heroine candidate, those breasts.

Mr. Hebi was also considering exchange guidance, but as an assistant, he couldn’t introduce anyone without permission.

I found a female knight for you, Sensei…

Well, if you can reach a top level under a terrible coach’s guidance, that would actually be impressive.

My Apollo sensei is actually more on the side of the shadows, isn’t he?

It’s strong that you can pay with Mr. Tsukasa’s body (technical guidance)… He also does harness work.

>>93

There isn’t anything else to pay for besides body and talent, you know, Mr. Shi.

>>95

As Inori-san grows, the number of people who are after Tsukasa-sensei’s body keeps increasing…

Most others have pretty much become prey.

>>94

Old man or something like that.

I laugh at Ran-sama-chan, who usually plays the prince.

Inori… has fully resolved to make Teacher Tsukasa happy…

I like how Suzu takes good care of her juniors.

What the director is doing is malicious, but I want to give credit for tackling it alone in an away setting.

I won’t engage in any behind-the-scenes deals, Tsukasa-sensei…

HAPPY END

Isn’t it that the teacher, Tsukasa, who even the bad foxes are afraid of, is the worst villain in the story?

I wonder why Inori is still the only one in charge…

>>105

Huh…?

>>109

Because I’m declining, it’s up to you, Hitomi-sensei…

>>109

Transfer already!

Transfer and do ice dance with Inori-san!

>>105

It’s just that there’s not much description because it’s not necessary, but Teacher Tsukasa is also coaching other kids and going on trips to Kyushu to coach.

It’s really tough.

I know it’s not that kind of manga, but there’s really no sign of a woman from Tsukasa-sensei, so the only one I feel has potential is Fox.

>>106

There are quite a few adult women, but it seems like there is not a single person who is interested in Teacher Tsukasa in that way…

I’m glad it had a happy ending… was it good…?

>>107

It’s safe because I’m liked.

It is the existence that pays the highest price for the students.

If Inori-chan becomes a medalist, then all of Teacher Tsukasa’s shameful actions will also be validated.

>>114

I’m worried that if I participate in the Olympics, Mr. Tsukasa’s stories will come up and shock everyone at home.

With high verbalization skills, I can instantly memorize choreography and provide instruction using a hawk-like eye.

Since it’s a good deal and the new recruit can skate well with a harness, it’s worth it, Teacher Tsukasa…

>>116

Being a mood maker is huge, it’s too big.

Even Dr. Hitomi has completely married another husband without any such flow at all.

I think you must be the type that is not easily recognized as a member of the opposite sex, Mr. Tsukasa.

(But the teacher cares about the students…) is a work that can be emotionally soothing.

Inori, the two of us should support Hikatsuka.

There was a time when Mr. Gori made a scary face, thinking he might win!

The top class light in the story.

A sober adult man with that level of excitement is unlikely to be a romantic interest, right…