She obviously doesn’t understand Kimiya, or she’d know that she has zero chance of winning him over.
One of the things I like most about this manga is that the mangaka rearranges stereotypes - like the tall, cool beauty actually being a fujoshi. And another one, amusingly illustrated here, is that Kimiya’s friend who looks like a riajuu is actually a massive dork.
I suspect there’s some of that going on with this idol too. She was introduced like a villainous cliche - the selfish manipulator who’s going to maliciously try to steal one of the main love interests away. But overall that’s just not the feeling I’m getting from her. She seems more… sort of confused and desperate.
She obviously doesn’t understand Kimiya, or she’d know that she has zero chance of winning him over.
One of the things I like most about this manga is that the mangaka rearranges stereotypes - like the tall, cool beauty actually being a fujoshi. And another one, amusingly illustrated here, is that Kimiya’s friend who looks like a riajuu is actually a massive dork.
I suspect there’s some of that going on with this idol too. She was introduced like a villainous cliche - the selfish manipulator who’s going to maliciously try to steal one of the main love interests away. But overall that’s just not the feeling I’m getting from her. She seems more… sort of confused and desperate.
We’ll see…