Hatarakanai Futari - Vol. 26 Ch. 1686 - Bear

[MangaDex]

 

[Castane]

Damn bear...

 

[SergeantFrog]

Man......

 

[ssecf]

Damn real once again

 

[Teppia]

Is this real common in Japanese society because I see it all the time in Manga and Anime and shit. I can’t even begin to imagine being married to someone and let alone spending time with them, you don’t give them gifts on their birthday, you dont take them out to dinner, you don’t do anything. It’s like you hired a live in maid but paid her with a wedding ring and a baby.

 

[Mfire]

As always, that kind of great chapter on the same day as a chapter about poop, I love this manga

 

[RexNemorensis]

he chose the bear

 

[mlow44]

"Considered the worst animal attack in the history of Japan."

"The bear hasn't done anything wrong."

Hmm...

 

[malagigi_encantatore]

YAMA GA YOBU

 

[LouTheRed]

Damn bear 🥺

 

[Wizardrone]

Mamoru looked odly serious at the end of this chapter!

 

[chinskiebajki]

Next to be targeted was Take, Saitō Ishigorō's pregnant wife. She too was attacked, killed, and eaten. From later testimony, villagers heard Take begging the bear not to touch her belly but instead to eat her head.

Bears ARE scary.

 

[Syf]

Mamoru looked odly serious at the end of this chapter!

Yeah, I didn't notice that, I just thought it's weird he didn't say anything positive but after reading your comment and looking back at his face, it's nice that he didn't say anything that could lift the guy's spirit, idk how to describe it but this is the kind of moment where not even mamoru could be say anything

 

[Guralub]

Is this real common in Japanese society because I see it all the time in Manga and Anime and shit. I can’t even begin to imagine being married to someone and let alone spending time with them, you don’t give them gifts on their birthday, you dont take them out to dinner, you don’t do anything. It’s like you hired a live in maid but paid her with a wedding ring and a baby.

It's probably an exaggeration on how often this might happen, but it being a common trope in manga shows that this is an often enough occurrence to be satirized.

 

[Scytale]

Is this real common in Japanese society because I see it all the time in Manga and Anime and shit. I can’t even begin to imagine being married to someone and let alone spending time with them, you don’t give them gifts on their birthday, you dont take them out to dinner, you don’t do anything. It’s like you hired a live in maid but paid her with a wedding ring and a baby.

Now, this is from the perspective of a probably rather uninformed foreigner, but from what I heard, marriage is still a very common expectation in polite Japanese society. You're supposed to nail a stable job, get married, and have children.

I've been told that it's sometimes so bad that some men get married to a woman who completely manages the household while the husband spends all their week at work, sleeping at their workplace or in net cafés/capsule hotels. They go back "home" for the weekend, but have no say in domestic affairs, with the money they earn being spent entirely at the wife's discretion.

 

[jesuscristo]

Rare to see Mamoru be stumped for words.

 

[StarGear]

Naaah, didnt the bear rape DiCaprio?

 

[Vincent210]

That last thought hits home. I have a lot of people gone by this point in life and sometimes you forget a birthday or anniversary of someone dead and think about it a few days later. You're not even sure how to feel; you don't want to be an open wound forever but something about moving on that fully feels... cold. Distant.