apparent mismanagementさんのイラストまとめ

@hyxpk oh well that's a great big irony on this flashback chapter.

so tortoise farmer doesn't approve of frogs and sheep farmer is on the same page, sharing her dislike of them with her present-day descendant.

i don't think the frog is keen is being a peace offering either.

@7hadesbell @hyxpk tortoise farmer is mostly thought to be frog dad's mom (hence frog nun's grandma) but could possibly be his older sister as well (since it's never made clear).

his wife will be someone he meets in the future, at present the only glimpse of her seen is on a art mom painting.

@hyxpk curious if we'll see this fluffy sheep chef's hat at present, being worn by sheep nun herself.

@hyxpk young star nun is about as stoic and stone-faced as her present self but it makes it all the more noticeable when she does express something.

and seeing her curious and surprised at the eggs hatching is oddly charming and cute for her.

@hyxpk proud and cute papa frog or frog farmer moment. his face eased up from apprehension in witnessing the fruits of his hard work.

i wonder if/when frog nun finally smiles, will we get this result?

@hyxpk big Fs to the geese, they probably weren't expecting that their young leader will get them wrangled.

@hyxpk wow, alright, if the family resemblance in the sheep family was strong somewhat, this affirms it.

sheep grandma (or mom) here is a good way to see how sheep nun herself might look in the future.

young sheep grandma (or mom) is so cute, much like her present day descendant.

@hyxpk farmer turtle or grandma frog (or could be aunt frog, still unsure) is seen once more being quite cranky and mad, and not a little older since the last time around.

at least the tortoise is still small enough to fit on her shoulder.

@hyxpk young frog dad! he's got the family scowl that's for sure but he looks kinda sad in a way.

add this to the list of ages we've seen him in and he's definitely handling those ostriches like a champ.

@hyxpk just on their first leg of the trip and the priest already experiences animal hostility.

these geese must be a regular problem for this city but does it really have to take a young kid promising to take them to the pond to stop it?