Ok, this is going to sound weird, and maybe its the result of me spending too much time here, but does anyone else find peculiary how much emphasis they put on that mochi hitting Kieran forehead. In context its just a joke about him not being able to dodge it like the like the protagonist can, but the way everything slows down, along with the framing, and even Kieran's face and the way he seems a bit taken aback afterwards make it seem like a far bigger deal than it should be. lt almost like they want us to imagine... something much less wholesome and much more humiliating hitting his face than just a pastry.
>>56272372>>56270091>>56270062funny you mention the Yugi-Oh franchise, in the last thread I was going to compare him to Kiaba due to his obsession of beating the player being similar to Kiaba's obsession with beating Yugi but their failure to do so being less about lack of skill on their part and more about outside forces
