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No Matter How I Look at It, It’s You Guys' Fault I’m Not Popular! Volume 11

Watashi ga Motenai no wa dō Kangaetemo Omaera ga Warui![1]

私がモテないのはどう考えてもお前らが悪い![2]

Vol 11 Contents

Chapters[]

Extra Goodies[]

  • Back Cover: Tomoko has the fantasy of how beautiful Asuka Katō's make-up makes her versus confronting the reality in the mirror.
  • Cover Bonus: Nico Tanigawa admits that they can no longer keep up the virgin jokes.
  • Relationship Chart: (Main Event)
    • Mako-san's "crazy lesbian" suspicion.
    • "Kibako" appears. Katō-san also enters in earnest. 
    • Ucchii's feelings for Tomoko turned inside-out. Thereafter, strangely frequent.
    • Akari Iguchi ⟶ Tomoki Kuroki: "like (including lower body)"
    • Akari ⟷ Kotomi Komiyama: "pervert sisters"
    • Kotomi ⟶ Tomoki: "like"
    • Kotomi ⟵ Tomoki: "pure huge pervert"
    • Tomoko ⟶ Kotomi: "huge pervert"
    • Tomoko ⟶ Tomoki: "do your best against pervert sisters"
    • Akari ⟷ Kotomi: "pervert sisters"
    • Tomoko ⟶ Yū Naruse: "non-virgin like"
    • Kiko Satozaki ⟶ Tomoko: "chest becomes cute"[3]
    • Kii ⟵ Tomoko: "psychopath"
    • Ogino ⟵ Tomoko:
    • Hina ⟶ Ogino: "hate"
    • Tomoko ⟵ Hina Nemoto: "may get along with"
    • Tomoko ⟶ Hina: "to arrive vigorously"
    • Tomoko ⟶ Katō: "flashy woman"
    • Tomoko ⟶ Mako Tanaka: "crazy lesbian"
    • Tomoko ⟵ Mako: "good person"
    • Emiri Uchi ⟶ Tomoko: "disgusting disgusting disgusting disgusting dis. . . ."
    • Tomoko ⟶ Uchi: "Emoji"
  • Bonus Pickies!:
    • Tomoko and Hina: they stand in opposite positions as in the volume cover.
    • Mako, Yuri, and Tomoko: stand as near chibi.
    • Mrs. Kuroki, Tomoko, and Tomoki: A young Tomoko smiles as her mother places fruit on the table of the kotatsu. She also pats Tomoki on the head as he sits, irritated, underneath reading a manga.
    • Kii's Face: smiling as only she can, but with two different reflections of Tomoko in her pupils.

Gallery[]

References[]

  1. amazon.com English
  2. amazon.co.jp
  3. 胸がきゅーってなる: きゅーって appears to mean "cyuuute." Place better suggestions in the Comments.
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