Tensei Kaku Gamer: Ouji demo Kateru Isekai Kouryaku - Ch. 4

[MangaDex]

 

[Drakun_Auger]

Why do edgelord mangakas usually end up doing minstrelsy caricatures?

 

[Arkuses]

Spreading too much knowledge can make you have more tougher opponents down the line
Then again he didn't know about consent before

 

[IronicWeeaboo]

That loss couldn't have been any more instant

 

[brionacs]

She just pulled and got "Nah I'd win"'d in two pages.

 

[Volstgalph]

100 to 0 real quick

 

[Werebearguy]

Alright, the elf bastards have good taste in female fighting attire. I'll give them that.

 

[GG334]

lmao

 

[G33kG0dT4und3r]

Why do edgelord mangakas usually end up doing minstrelsy caricatures?

Genuinely, what is minstrelsy supposed to mean?

 

[Riyue]

Being careful is Ok but no need to be rude or edgy. You can still teach while keeping some secret technique yourself.

Don't know what is the point doing all those "bad, edgy" act and convince yourself that you are being careful.

Also, everyone here are isekai here to be slave so actually wasn't the normal thing is to make allied with each other and make the other worlder yours enemies instead

 

[Drakun_Auger]

Genuinely, what is minstrelsy supposed to mean?

Not sure if you're trolling, but I'll try to answer with my current knowledge:

Minstrel shows/minstrelsy was developed in the 19th century U.S., where white people would dress up, put on black face, and depict black people in a derogatory view, with its most famous character being Jim Crow. This show would go on tour across the world (yes, Japan was cited as one of the stops too).

Current talks on minstrelsy now is about art, and some black creators, like King Bach, feed into present day minstrel shows, that that's not to disclude other ethnic groups, for example Awkwafina, Ariana Grande, & Justin Trudeau who to my knowledge opened it further to include Indian people. To bring it back to art, they specifically show these unnamed mooks with exaggerated big lips, and a big and scary thuggish look. It'd be less of an issue if we saw them in other roles other than a prop to mascunilize MC-kun.

The latter part might be more misandry and nationalism, but I do still see the minstrelness in there.

 

[Saikeno]

Someone should do the obvious edit on the last page.

 

[Kampfarsch]

Is this a ryona manga or some shit? nice

 

[irem01]

Not sure if you're trolling, but I'll try to answer with my current knowledge:

Minstrel shows/minstrelsy was developed in the 19th century U.S., where white people would dress up, put on black face, and depict black people in a derogatory view, with its most famous character being Jim Crow. This show would go on tour across the world (yes, Japan was cited as one of the stops too).

Current talks on minstrelsy now is about art, and some black creators, like King Bach, feed into present day minstrel shows, that that's not to disclude other ethnic groups, for example Awkwafina, Ariana Grande, & Justin Trudeau who to my knowledge opened it further to include Indian people. To bring it back to art, they specifically show these unnamed mooks with exaggerated big lips, and a big and scary thuggish look. It'd be less of an issue if we saw them in other roles other than a prop to mascunilize MC-kun.

The latter part might be more misandry and nationalism, but I do still see the minstrelness in there.

this brother is gone

 

[ENCORAAAAAAAAA]

This shit is peak ngl

 

[EonNite]

Gooner ass manga, bro. Lmaooo. And what an Instant Loss. Goddamn.

 

[ENCORAAAAAAAAA]

(yes, Japan was cited as one of the stops too).

No offense but just cause minstrel shows were in Japan doesn’t alone make it popular or part of the culture.

Besides that I don’t think this is about race?

Minstrel shows were horrible shows that demeaned other races of people for the sake of “comedy”

MC is just an edgy character who’s trying to become a better person and let go of that calculating side of his.

If you’re talking about the side characters? Most of them aren’t black and the black side characters don’t do anything specifically to the fls just stand there menacingly.

I honestly think it waters down the definition so much to say the Mangaka having Black characters included along with OTHER namely Japanese people is racist.

Heck the “rapist” is a Japanese creep and not a black man. The author clearly isn’t singling out Black men in any way and by acting like he is you just push Black people out of these mediums quite counterproductively by making authors not want to write about them.

Besides that even the chapter preceding this the Black characters aren’t there at all harassing any of the Japanese female characters. It’s the Japanese people instead which while an edgy isn’t minstrel.

 

[BobBob]

I see they lack Core Values in the other world, lol. RIP Kyoko getting perfected offscreen.