First Day
Mar 07, 2016
The first day of high school has arrived for Susan and co. Whoever gets the video game homage being made in the chapter cover first gets a shoutout at the end of the chapter
EDIT: Since it's been well over a year since this episode was initially published, the video game homage was the title screen for Final Fantasy I after the game starts in earnest following the Four Warriors of Light's initial defeat of Garland.
Marina Zarate
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Ayame is such a witch. She just wants everyone to feel bad about themselves. Sounds like sh may not like herself.
Susan is really cool. I like how she sees it as her disorder as a super power and imagines herself as a super hero. Her standing up for herself and everyone makes me believe she is a super hero.
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