@Greenwood Goat
Haha, this is exactly what he'd say provided he knew the language! :D The poor guy is still very much clueless as to what they are saying. He only learnt a few basic words.
Hooray for names! Also, i'm s happy this comic is back with regular updates! I was afraid you gave it up...
Also, Wayra should stick with Keith for now. Keith has carrots.
@Fangirl:
I have a basic set of 24 colours which are on every page (the skintones, the blues for shadows, the hair colours and the greys) and about 15 additional colours which appear less often (like this vivid green from the bushes here). When i started thinking about doing the comic, i bought an awful lot of markers, but i've since discovered that there is really no need for 50 shades of whatever (in case of grey, which is the obvious association here, i have 6) :-)
@Fangirl:
Well, yeah, Shayu would certainly feel qualified to woo Zenwu or, indeed, anyone.
As to the colours, it's as you suspect - the greens were there before (you can see some of them in the scene where Ragu is trying to get a look at the boys), but this time i made them more prominent, to freshen the palette up a bit. In the next scene i'm thinking i should give more chance to orange, but i'm not decided yet :D
@Fangirl:
Gaah, the confusion is all my fault.
You are right with Uene looking off-balance and Zenwu looking grounded - he didn't move an inch and she sort of pushed herself towards him - or at least this is how it was supposed to look. As you mentioned, the problem is her right arm - i couldn't show her resting her weight on it, because of the wound (i felt it would be nonsensical to show her with a bandage if it had no impact on how she acts) and well, i didn't want this kiss to be as forceful as the grab-and-shake scene from page 97. And the frown in panel 4 was supposed to be Uene thinking: yolo ><' And the fact that Zenwu touches her at all was my decision that given his quick reflexes he wouldn't just sit her like a complete klutz, but react.
Your interpretation makes perfect sense, though... And i really appreciate the in-depth analysis, it helps a lot.