The bigger problem is the villains. There's too many characters with the exact same psychotic shtick; oldest brother = new female classmate = toy company president. Also, how old are Mitsumi's siblings? Couldn't some of them be in school but maybe different grades than her? That'd be a pretty natural way to better integrate the family into the general plot. That one trash can brother could be viewed as an eccentric janitor, seeing the bucket guy as their underclassman may be funny. They're just being underutilized and the author is being over-dependent on the "gimme muh Mitsumi, go die Taiyou" facial gags
The literal plot of the story is that Taiyo is supposed to protect Mutsumi. That was quite literally explained in the first couple of chapters, and that is why all the villains are coming after her. That's the point. It's the same as people complaining about the "villains of the week" in Zipman. Like, yes? It is based in a genre where that is the expected norm. Why are you so upset by this?
This whole idea for the other members is way too cliche, everybody being students or in some way being at the school? why? the school isn't even the main place for the series, they're good as they are, is just the case of the author not using them too much.
Just because a canon excuse is made to cover up bad/lazy writing doesn't change its inherent laziness.
It wouldn't be too hard to add them to the school. "Due to the sudden increase in threats to Mitsumi due her her and Taiyou's relationship being exposed in the dark web, we'll be attending school to increase immediate protection to Mitsumi." It could easily be as simple as that. My problem isn't the villain of the week concept, but that all of the villains have the same personality, same quirks, same gags. The auhor just needs to make them feel less like cookie cutters of each other.
Not all of them are needed there, I just thought having some show up there wouldn't be a bad idea. I mean some of them look about the same age as Mitsumi and Taiyou, so it wouldn't be outlandish for them to be there occasionally.
Really? for me all of them looks clearly older than Mutsumi and Taiyo, at most the one who have the disguises that look younger, the missions being the main factor in the manga would be the place where the author is supposed to use the characters more.
I think they are have numbers worked into their names, so I thought Mutsumi was sixth out of 7 kids. If that's correct, the bucket head guy would be the youngest.
I think it's fine that there's multiple villains focused on Mutsumi, because you're right, she's a focal character of the series. I think the main reason that people are complaining about it is that all of them are motivated by a romantic fixation on her.
Heh, I notice Tanjiro down there with Luffy and Deku.
Grab that spotlight, Tanjirou.
And just like that, Tanjiro's established himself as one of the magazine's pillars. For a short while, anyways, but that'll be for the best.
Oho, Meidos huh? Nice job of hitting my weak spot, Sensei.
