Gakkou Gurashi! - Vol. 5 Ch. 30 - Graduation

[MangaDex]

 

[tanukihat]

😢

 

[Pancakeza]

What a heartening chapter.
I still don't know why she has an eye patch.

 

[playtes]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

 

[BlazingMagpie]

After playing some Cataclysm DDA, another point to consider about the guns is the noise. Using one can attract hordes from entire city towards your location, so you really need to think if it's worth the risk.

 

[Kurbo]

Pretty sure the "other use" for the gun that she was referring to was suicide if your bitten, and she threw it away because she doesn't want anyone to give up prematurely.

 

[gomichandesu]

 

[WolfGoddess77]

@Pancakeza

If you look at her face when she and Kurumi meet back up with Yuki at the rolling door, the right side around her eye looks burned. The eyepatch is probably to protect the burn while it heals.

 

[Spooder9]

i wonder if anyone tried to translate the board

 

[kawaiitohruchan]

This is a little sad ngl

 

[Archimedes5000]

@Kurbo

Pretty sure the "other use" for the gun that she was referring to was suicide if your bitten, and she threw it away because she doesn't want anyone to give up prematurely.

Or killing people

 

[ioeypro]

i wonder if anyone tried to translate the board

Pretty sure it mostly said the high school's graduation ceremony and the graduates (our cast)

 

[Spooder9]

i see, that makes sense

 

[dybc]

i think i just saw one of the dumbest decisionspossible in a zombie apocalypse: throwing away a gun

 

[fashiongift33]

i think i just saw one of the dumbest decisionspossible in a zombie apocalypse: throwing away a gun

Elaborating on what some other people have said in the comments previously, they didn't really think that the gun would actually have an effect on the zombies. Especially since none of them had training so they wouldnt be able to aim for the head consistently which would mess them up in vital moments of crisis where they need to stay level headed. They'd panic and miss alot more often, wasting valuable time that couldve been spent running or fighting with a melee weapon. Plus, it's already been established that the zombies are attracted to sound and light. The sound of a gun going off is way too loud for it not to make a horde of zombies gravitate to the area in numbers large enough to overwhelm them easily. It's alot to risk when you don't even know if shooting them actually works (which it probably wouldn't as they're already dead - severing or bashing the head with a shovel severs the brainstem and damages the brain, but shooting a zombie anywhere but the head will just inflict injuries on organs and tissues that they don't need to keep going.)

Kurumi knows this. The real reason she would want to hide a gun (one she would've told them about if she actually thought it a suitable zombie weapon) would be to either kill people in self defence or herself when she can't see a way out. That's why miki throws it away, because anything she could've done with the gun would be extremely damaging rather than aiding in their survival

 

[dybc]

Elaborating on what some other people have said in the comments previously, they didn't really think that the gun would actually have an effect on the zombies. Especially since none of them had training so they wouldnt be able to aim for the head consistently which would mess them up in vital moments of crisis where they need to stay level headed. They'd panic and miss alot more often, wasting valuable time that couldve been spent running or fighting with a melee weapon. Plus, it's already been established that the zombies are attracted to sound and light. The sound of a gun going off is way too loud for it not to make a horde of zombies gravitate to the area in numbers large enough to overwhelm them easily. It's alot to risk when you don't even know if shooting them actually works (which it probably wouldn't as they're already dead - severing or bashing the head with a shovel severs the brainstem and damages the brain, but shooting a zombie anywhere but the head will just inflict injuries on organs and tissues that they don't need to keep going.)

Kurumi knows this. The real reason she would want to hide a gun (one she would've told them about if she actually thought it a suitable zombie weapon) would be to either kill people in self defence or herself when she can't see a way out. That's why miki throws it away, because anything she could've done with the gun would be extremely damaging rather than aiding in their survival

cap.you can throw after you wasted all the bullets or after you think it's too heavy for a trip.This is just dumb thinking here.while it is loud,it's always a good fallback weapon since you don't have to get close.as for panicking,seriously?shoot when you're far away or as a last resort when they're super close.simple.they can also fiddle around with it before they use it to understand how to shoot it.

if you were in a zombie apocalypse,no doubt you would grab the gun as well.

 

[SumRndmPenguin]

I watched the anime before reading this and I think this is the first time I've seen an anime make so many changes to a story and all of the changes were good. Megu-nee had more of a story premise in the anime, especially with the episode centering around her. They also made it less obvious that she was dead until the music classroom scene. The first episode twist was delivered better. Mii-kun being introduced in 2 flashback episodes was better. There's a lot of general padding that help with the story. They actually got me to feel sad about the dog. And finally, the climax was more climactic and it felt more like Yuki grew out of her delusions. Still excited to see how the rest of the manga goes. I've heard it gets wild later.