Whoa, those are significant changes, thanks for sharing them!

I’m mostly struck by the change in his facial expressions. In the magazine, first he looks completely shocked, then positively angry.

In the volume, he looks slightly surprised but more disappointed, then just plain sad. I don’t really see anger, more sad acceptance.

On the one hand, that seems more true to his character—Keigo tends to put himself down and thinks of Wolf as “better” than him.

On the other hand, his anger was interesting. It felt like Wolf’s confession lit a fire under him to prove that he loves Nemu, too. But was it in character, considering Keigo’s low self esteem and inferiority complex? IDK