Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou Chapter 8 Discussion

Arachnophobic said:
I wonder if the method of data transfer and their above-ordinary attractiveness betrays the function for which Alpha and Kokone were primarily built for. Well, I'll let it be a pet theory until more details are revealed.



I honestly kind of wonder about that too. Though I wouldn't be surprised if this or how they both carry guns is never really explored.

So they transfer messages by kissing - how nice! :3

I hope Kokone will have a lot more appearances in this manga.

Lol that surprise "message" xD

On the contrary, Nai and the other guys probably have to communicate in the same manner. It just happens to be that few of them survived.

While I do think it could easily be mistaken for something else, which prevents me from reading this chapter while other people are in the room, I found it very innocent and cute.  



Plus, it laid groundwork for a terrific scene to show the changes in Kokone later on.  

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                >_>;;;; Men definitely designed these robots

though i wonder why kokone didn't just tell the message to her. the data must have been encrypted or something.



ah so robots identify each other by the color of their hair? hmm sounds cheap but i guess it fits well enough.

An awesome chapter. I was touched by the romantic attitude of Alpha's owner (is this a proper name really!) to her. I'm happy Alpha's got a new friend, they both are cute <3

yuribait wasnt necesary, but whatever

I wonder if the method of data transfer and their above-ordinary attractiveness betrays the function for which Alpha and Kokone were primarily built for. Well, I'll let it be a pet theory until more details are revealed.

I like the method of transferring messages :P.

That was a rather weird way for a datatransfer. I didn't expect this.



And I wonder what memories she was thinking of that even caused her to shed a tear.