NOISIEST_NOISE•

If marriage is the goal, my boy better hurry the hell up. Not that I can't appreciate the broke bitch energy he's radiating but 97 days is a damn short time

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Soncikuro•

Not enough time for such an important decision. My guess is that they'll have a convenience marriage.

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Aggravating_Meme•

I don't think so. You can have enough development in that time to have a proper marriage.

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heofmanytree•

Three months? For moving in and start living together as they date, sure. For tying the knot and settle down? Hell no. Three months is still a promotion period even if you're dating all that time.

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Aggravating_Meme•

maybe in real life,but this is manga. with 4 panel omake you develop things a lot faster because you have a lot less detail. Tomo-chan had a whole date summarized in 3-5 pages and there was a lot of development in there (this was the moment the guy started to like Tomo as a girl).

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Zooasaurus•

I'm actually worried about him being a broke but still spending like crazy

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amirokia•

Hata sensei really have nothing better to do thanks to this stupid virus

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GGG100•

Waiting for the potential sequel — This Couple Will Have a Divorce in 100 Days.

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heofmanytree•

This Man Will Pay Child Support for 18 Years

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Wateryfluid•

You know, if Nasa-Kun and Tsukasa can get married within an hour of meeting, I don't see why the same author of that same manga can't pull this off

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normiesEXPLODE•

It took them years though

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Wateryfluid•

Tru, but proposal tho

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bitzl•

4 Koma format really suits Hata's writing style. He seems to do best writing low stakes and light hearted stuff as opposed to huge dramatic story arcs.

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kev_blaze91•

Is there a comic by him with a full 4-Koma format?

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Knottynaught•

Yes give me more

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Krait972•

I thought it was Croc San author

7
echinguun•

I still have some balance remaining in my Suica card

Buy puts

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KingOfOddities•

I like the daily release coma, is Tomo Chan the first to do it?

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Zekaito•

I think it's been a thing in Japan before that. Remember, we only see a fraction of the work done in Japan.

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lunaedge02Fly me to the moon•

Newspaper comics has been around some countries for decades. Everyday issue comes with 3-panel shorts. You could say we are just returning to our roots now.

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PatiusM•

More like over a century. In the US, we've had them since the late 19th century.

I want to see stuff really get back to its roots and have action in 4 panels.

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Zekaito•

Huh, forgot about those. But my loose perception of the ones in Denmark is that while they're connected via world and characters, the story is rarely existent. And the same event is rarely covered over several chapters like these daily webcomics.

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Garthmer•

You mean Japan. America still has comic strips being published.

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KingOfOddities•

I mean the first to be popular on here

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So is this the first of many to try to recreate the new craze? Bleh.

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HungTDD•

Is this the same author as Tonikaku Kawaii??

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ThreePointsShort•

Yes.

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TheRealBakumanhttps://myanimelist.net/mangalist/C001DUD3•

The girl in this kinda looks like brown haired Tsukasa.

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kev_blaze91•

Same author tho

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thrthrthr322•

Damn, I was like this really looks like Hata Kenjiro while reading. Lo and behold, it is.

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