Hello everyone, today we will be wrapping up the storytime of Cross Account, the story of an online shitposter who becomes friends with an anonymous social media user, who unbeknownst to him is actually the actress he idolizes and has a huge crush on. The manga was written and illustrated by Tsunehiro Date, who you may recognize as the artist of the recently-concluded Time Paradox Ghostwriter. The manga was at the bottom of the ToCs for its entire run, hitting last place multiple times and never going above third-from-last, and only received four volumes before being axed at chapter 28, although volume 4 includes a bonus epilogue chapter. With Mangaplus not existing at the time of its run and it never receiving an official English translation apart from a limited three-chapter run as part of Jump Start, it never received much attention on Zig Forums, so now it's time to show it off and let Zig Forumsnons see what it was and maybe understand why it did so poorly. Today we are doing the final volume, where the grim reaper makes its appearance painfully obvious, leading to an obviously rushed ending and several plotlines and concepts being cut short. It becomes clear that many things were intended to be fleshed out, but the axe meant that ideas had to be dropped.
The story: >A romantic comedy about a boy and his social media rage; a story of social media and the crossing fates of a young man and a young woman who were never supposed to meet. >Say hello to Daichi, a.k.a. Mr. Harmless. Because of his compulsive need to be liked, he never makes waves and maintains an easy going attitude. So easy going, everyone thinks he's a dud. But online he's a stud! His angry otaku online persona has garnered him thousands of followers! But real life and online life are two very different things. A lesson he's going to learn the hard way!
We don't know. After a shot of her on the plane it flashes forward to two years later where the two meet again. Nothing about her activites in America were mentioned.
