is Mima congratulating Marisa in finally getting boobs thanks to her pregnancy?

About half done, enough to get a good gist of things. I'm too tired to properly process the rest right now. Somebody else do it. Or don't. Whatever.

Finished for you, and fixed one or 2 notes. I had to look back like 4 pages in the pool to find Aimu's name... maybe someday I'll go and do the rest (maybe not).

I still say it's out of character for Marisa to distain magic at all... her attitude would be more free spirited.

StriderTuna said:
I still say it's out of character for Marisa to distain magic at all... her attitude would be more free spirited.

It's not so much that Marisa seems to disdain's magic in this but that she seems worried about her daughter getting into same dangerous situations that she got into and trying to limit the chances of that happening, a rather common parental reaction.

Somewhat hypocritical but damn common among most parents.

mangadaemon said:
It's not so much that Marisa seems to disdain's magic in this but that she seems worried about her daughter getting into same dangerous situations that she got into and trying to limit the chances of that happening, a rather common parental reaction.

Somewhat hypocritical but damn common among most parents.

Its the power of parental love it will cause one to conflict their own beliefs in the desperate attempt to protect the ones they hold dear. Its good intention but can be very bad in situations of extreme circumstances, abound in Gensokyo

mangadaemon said:

It's not so much that Marisa seems to disdain's magic in this but that she seems worried about her daughter getting into same dangerous situations that she got into and trying to limit the chances of that happening, a rather common parental reaction.

Somewhat hypocritical but damn common among most parents.

Is't that like not teaching the kid how to fight so they won't get beat up?