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After Nana has to deal with a drunken Arisa who wants to become Nana’s wife, she is in a pickle. A young lady editor makes an offer to get featured in a particular magazine. However, when Kaede finds out, she doesn’t seem happy as Nana freaks out.
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After Youko and Airi managed to take shelter from a big thunderstorm in a building at Umihotaru, Youko had a dream. Of course, something is lurking in the building.
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After Miko and Shiori got into a fight, as Miko had enough of her, Hinako intervened. Of course, Miko comes clean about her past. You might be wondering what Miko actually did after the cliffhanger.
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As Nana has another deadline to meet, one of her old friends came to pay a visit, who happens to be a mangaka as well. However, she appears drunk for some reason. I wonder why?
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After Youko and Airi explored Akihabara and helped upgrade a radio station, they set out for their next destination. However, Youko seems to be having a bunch of unfortunate situations.
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Last time, Shiori decided to expose Miko, as a rival is brewing. Miko hates Shiori because she believes Shiori will take Hinako away from her. Well, the backstory behind Miko gets a bit interesting.
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After Nana manages to get the rough idea for chapter 7 done, thanks to going to a Shougi society and Toko helping her out, she faces yet another challenge. Besides the manuscripts being due, she also has her first volume to release.
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For a while now, I have noticed that this year alone, many rage-bait and hate content farms have been popping up, especially in video games. It’s not too surprising, since, besides rampant inflation and rising video game prices, creating negative content is much easier than creating positive content. I get it —the world is chaotic right now, and people are upset that they’re being priced out of their hobbies.
However, most of the rage-bait and hate content farms come from people who don’t even play the game or aren’t even in the fandom to begin with. This trend is very noticeable with the Nintendo Switch 2, which received a lot of hate primarily due to its price and a few other controversial decisions, such as game key cards. Yes, I think some of the criticisms are valid or compelling. If you dig deeper, it’s only filled with rage-bait and negative content, which makes you think, are their points really genuine, or are they just doing it for the money and are creatively bankrupt?
After seeing the discourse surrounding Pokémon Legends ZA, which was recently revealed to have sold about 6 million copies, in line with previous game releases, hate grifters and rage baiters (along with big influencers) are going full force in not only creating endless content bashing the game they will never play, but they also harass people who are just enjoying the game. With that, I felt the need to finally address my feelings on rage-baiters, hate-grifters and hate content farms and how it’s affecting the current discourse on video games.
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As Youko and Airi find a radio signal playing Japanese pop music, they decide to go to Akihabara to find the source of the station.
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Last time, Hinako lied to Miko, saying she wasn’t at the cultural festival. That is why Shiori learns more about Hinako’s tragic past. Of course, Miko is suspicious of Shiori after seeing something. Is it jealousy or something more?
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