Oshi no Ko

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Thanks user.

>the same cover
can't be

>It doesn't matter how terrible something is because a bunch of dickheads on the production committee care more about their own agenda than the quality of the product, as long as SOMEONE working on it is trying!

i think i need to go read some angry antisocial vigilante manga to cleanse my palette. Between this and Kaguya Aka's got a real corporate apologist streak.

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>Kaguya
>corporate apologist
I'm like 5 chapters behind, did I miss something?

I think you need to be less obsessed, user

I don't know moon but her expression alone is proof that Kana a best

So basically it's Sweet Today not-Netflix adaptation that adds lots of original characters, the main casts come from model and have no talent in acting and also not staying faithful to source material. Aka is really influenced by western culture.

tl pls

Wonder if Aka saw the Netflix Death Note show before this.

>that star
What's he planning?

when will the sister be a character instead of That Girl He Protects From the Ills of The Performing World

Is that the author of the sweets manga? She looks disappointed that her show is going to be shit because of bad actors.

I actually like how Aqua gets that black star pupil when he's scheming something. Reminds me of katanagatari.

All he's doing is asking you to have sympathy for the poor saps who are stuck with the crap that corporate higher-ups push onto them, not apologize for those corporate higher-ups.