Update: the subber has read my previous ranting post (see bellow) and is now apparently willing to let us watch…
I think you were just mistaken about their release schedule. They were mostly always 1-2 weeks ahead on ko-fi, and released 1 week to everywhere else. You probably just noticed because they've finished the asadora on ko-fi but are still only releasing once a week everywhere else.
P.S. Don't take this as "ranting" works. One day, you might seriously offend a subber and they might stop subbing completely, which is not the goal.
The 2000s in general is full of asadoras like this. Experimental or untested ideas, starred by lesser known actresses…
That's a great point. I know a lot more about asadoras than when I originally posted this comment. I enjoyed a lot of these asadoras just for the novelty for how different they were. Tsubasa, I think definitely suffered from being underbaked, but Tabe Mikako was a great heroine.
Although the 2000s and to lesser extent early 2010s are full of 'failed' and 'experimental' asadoras, I still…
Agree! I enjoy so many of the 'experimental' asadoras even if they're not perfect. Ono Machiko was also such a perfect find for this asadora in particular. The currently airing asadora, "Kaze Kaoru," held auditions but only because it was a double heroine asadora and they made sure one actress was already a well established actress.
P.S. Don't take this as "ranting" works. One day, you might seriously offend a subber and they might stop subbing completely, which is not the goal.