He blue her mind
this post was submitted on 30 Jun 2025
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She blue herself.
Yotsuba is a series that will turn almost any anime-only into a manga reader.
Continues the eternal wait for the Yotsuba! Anime
Continues the eternal wait for the Wallaby Manga
I think the mangaka said it's never happening. He simply doesn't want it to become that commercialized. A japanese Bill Watterson, I guess.
Same mangaka as Azumanga Daiou…
Maybe he changed his tune after Azumanga got famous, but he’s no Bill Watterson.
Still sad that Log Horizon will never get a Manga.
I have like six volumes and I’m only on volume two… I think that’ll be my goal for tomorrow.
Happy cake day ❤️
Danke schon! Two years since I’ve logged into Reddit hahaha
And Im blue da boo dee da boo da
Right to left I guess
Yes, that is how manga tends to work.
If stories make no sense, first check if it's a manga?
It's in Animemes. I'm pretty sure it's gonna be from either an anime or a manga lol
I do the exact opposite w my son. He's high functioning asd. When he was like 5ish, he would have panic attacks from just having dirty hands and nowhere to wash them.
Most kids probably do better with this stuff, but dont traumatize you kids. Jeez.
Yea I think if my parents did this I'd instantly have lost all trust in them after it came off (well at least if they didnt tell me right after that they were joking). I never was quite that sensitive to dirt on me, but in general what apparently worked best is just explaining the why, which is probably pretty common for autistic kids.
Anyway I just wanted to say as someone whos also on the spectrum I appreciate you actually respecting your sons issues as valid instead of thinking the reaction is unreasonable and he should suck it up, which is sadly all too common.
(Which isn't to say that the panel isn't funny, messing with kids a bit is totally fine, just need to know them well enough to not actually hurt them. Same as adults really.)
Because it's a lesson they'll never forget lol