Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches

That's quite the subversion of the whole "bring the introvert back to school" thing that I've seen in many series(including this author's previous work)
Gonna be interesting to see what power she has.
Also, loving the honest little sister.

Well now that is an interesting power.
They'll probably be blamed for the fire in the end, but then there'll be some twist to it or something.
And I LOVED the ending! "Nope! We just swap spit."

Thought it'd be some future seeing but not something that specific. And totally agree on that ending, bloody hilarious!

The fire was started by one (or more) of Itou's friends whom she mentioned that she tended to kiss, and it then makes sense that the fire is pinned on her and that her friends believe it to be her.

I do declare that these references to oral sex summoned a chuckle. Or ten.
I'm going to guess that we're introduced to him using an open flame to make food in the school building as a distraction, as the real cause will probably be entirely different.
Good chapter.

Seems like I was thinking too much into it, but oh well. That was actually a bit nailbiting.
Also, it's hilarious how at this point an affectionate hug is more embarrassing than kissing!

And yay, now Tsubaki isn't out of the loop, and can continue to be hilarious. Hopefully he'll keep making brutal mockery like when he first appeared.
And Yamada getting angry at Shiraishi was pretty awesome.

Ahhh, ahhh, ahhhh. Holy shit. The next witch is Frau from Robotic;Notes. It burns. Take the memories away, take it.

Man what a wild ride, this is probably one of the best harem manga I have ever read. Not only is the use of the witch ability story device make for some ridiculously hilarious moments it actually helps create a well-developed story that I found hard to put down.

The characters are absolutely great, especially Miyamoo. He really was a pioneer with that telepathy power and his brand of bromantic comedy had me constantly on my sides laughing! I also kind of like how many of those who get helped but are not in the initial group still go about their lives outside of the club instead of slowly adding to the club's active members list. Its not innovative but it definitely makes the school feel more alive that there are important characters that frequently get revisited that aren't essentially always onscreen.

What kills me though is that plot twist a few chapters back, and not in a bad way.

With the whole memory thing working in the exact opposite way the group expected I'm really feeling that sense of isolation soul-crushing pain Yamada just went through. I don't know why but I did not see that coming... I was thinking it would be an arc or two of the group building Yamada back up from his delinquent life to the person he was just before learning about all 7 witches.

Hang in there Yamada, Shiraishi still sort of knows you... kinda, there is hope yet! I'm rooting for you bro

It will be interesting to see if this ends up having worked on Miyamura too. Or maybe there are different rules for non-witch persons. Either way, I am diggin the chapter.

That was... interesting. Not only does she not have any memories of her time with Yamada, she doesn't even remember she is a witch. Thinking back that makes sense, she only discovered this when she fell down the stairs with Yamada as opposed to Odagiri who knew about her powers prior to meeting Yamada. She retained her knowledge of witches prior to being involved with Yamada.

I'm not too sure why him kissing them removes the memory wipe, he never kissed the amnesia witch, she just made physical contact. And even if he could copy that way (since her powers work by contact as well) he still grabbed onto Shiraishi... Maybe in 24 hours she'll remember.

What was that rule about him using witch abilities on witches already under the influence of another power? Did it overwrite the old effect or was it ineffective? Looks like Yamada is getting a re-read after ToG!!!!