Reiwa no Dara-san - Vol. 7 Ch. 57

[MangaDex]

 

[Gold_Scale]

With the weekly release that i put out, at this rate its gonna be finished in 3 month till the end of volume 8 after that volume 9 released at the same time so we can continue the weekly release.

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[AquilaSilvestris]

There's something just so lovable about an incompetent bad guy.

 

[giubba85]

I hope the old snake doesn't revert to its old way

 

[Gunlord500]

Huh, so Mr. Snek has a human form too? I wonder if we'll ever see it in the modern day like we do with /ourgirl/'s outings. though I guess if he's attached to a human it might be difficult.

 

[Darklight99]

There's something just so lovable about an incompetent bad guy.

He's not really incompetent so much as he's in a really disadvantageous situation with very bad luck.

 

[JumboWheat01]

Whenever the snake wins he somehow loses.

 

[reishiki]

That snake is cleaning up after her and the last page.. is he preparing book for her class?

 

[alacaelum]

It is quite simple, really... Hanako-sensei embodies the hopes and dreams of young boys and a few young girls, no doubt... so there is no shortage of desire for her to stay there... and other desires too.

You know... I love the hued "morality" this story has.

I have a personal gripe with the idea of "there are no black and white morals, but shades of gray", not the "black and white," mind you... the "shades of gray" part... life is not gray; life is a kaleidoscope of colors that reach hues well beyond our understanding.

Certainly, some things are pretty easy to quantify; this can not be used to justify being a total asshole and other horrific actions, but when I see the complexity of "human" interaction, I don't see just different shades of the same, but a mix of emotions, feelings, and rationale that have vectors, waves, and intensity. ( I am sorry if I am overly prosaic here, english isn't my first language, and I have the habit of getting "romantic" with words)

Anyway, back to the point I was going for... when this story started, I entirely believed Yasaka, then the Yamagami, was just an evil being, sure... I knew there could be more complexity to it; it could have been many other things, some of them not naturally evil and just got corrupted.

But seeing Yasaka's memories, I see how well crafted his(?) character is... we know now that he is a invasive species of snake, we know that in time he ascended to become a quite impressive yokai, and we can surmise the path that lead him to become the first Yamatagi Madara, and how he may have even been a benevolent kami, but got corrupted by the worse side of humanity, but that the seed of his better side is still there, because of the better side of humanity too.

Knowing this story... he will just let it go at some point, he will stay as Amane's guardian (a role he is already doing very well... mama snake XD), and maybe... even reconcile with Dara... that would be good.

But I do think that his head, which is sealed, may be a problem.

It was sealed/enshrined as the focal point of his worst characteristics, and may have festered into something quite nasty... worst possibility... the remnants of the consciousness of the impurity(the sister) that were purged by Dara but not destroyed could seep into it somehow and turn into a whole problem.

Edit: I almost forgot to say this... you have to be a special kind of dipshit to see the incredible sacrifice and effort a mother made to save her child, and see it as some sort of curse.

 

[Xical]

Thank you for the new release, much appreciated.


The (small) shift of focus from Dara-san to Yazaka is a great way to keep the story feeling fresh and flowing.

Spoiler: about most recent chapter

What happened on it bringed a single tear to my eyes, was beautiful

 

[alacaelum]

He's not really incompetent so much as he's in a really disadvantageous situation with very bad luck.

He is... VERY... (un)lucky.

 

[Laxtir]

The women( the adults) in this manga are soo hot

 

[Skullkrusher]

about most recent chapter

Man, I really screwed up. I saw the artbook and it said "contains spoilers for volumes 7 and 8" and I thought that the translations were up to volume 8 so it would be okay. Well fuck me we were only up to volume 6.

 

[nomadicengi]

You know, it's kinda funny that Snek is getting restricted in doing stuff.

Shouldn't it be the other way around? Snek should be the one restricting the movement of his prey.

 

[KuroeNekumi]

You know, it's kinda funny that Snek is getting restricted in doing stuff.

Shouldn't it be the other way around? Snek should be the one restricting the movement of his prey.

If he does, he gets found out while having insufficient power, and gets taken out before properly gaining anything

 

[suburbanerrorist_]

Hanako-sensei: ‘Look, I’ll let you continue what you are doing if you keep my existence a secret…and agree to my incredibly detailed terms and conditions’

Also of course Amane is more preoccupied with being around Hinata to once again put a dampener on Yasaka’s plans.

 

[Joviper]

Yasaka continues his villainous streak of taking proper care of a middle school girl.

I wonder why Hanako-sensei is so popular, there might be a BIG reason for it, maybe two actually.

 

[unkman]

It is quite simple, really... Hanako-sensei embodies the hopes and dreams of young boys and a few young girls, no doubt... so there is no shortage of desire for her to stay there... and other desires too.

You know... I love the hued "morality" this story has.

I have a personal gripe with the idea of "there are no black and white morals, but shades of gray", not the "black and white," mind you... the "shades of gray" part... life is not gray; life is a kaleidoscope of colors that reach hues well beyond our understanding.

Certainly, some things are pretty easy to quantify; this can not be used to justify being a total asshole and other horrific actions, but when I see the complexity of "human" interaction, I don't see just different shades of the same, but a mix of emotion, feelings, and rationale that have vectors, waves, and intensity. ( I am sorry if I am overly prosaic here, english isn't my first language, and I have the habit of getting "romantic" with words)

Anyway, back to the point I was going for... when this story started, I entirely believed Yasaka, then the Yamagami, was just an evil being, sure... I knew there could be more complexity to it; it could have been many other things, some of them not naturally evil and just got corrupted.

But seeing Yasaka's memories, I see how well crafted his(?) character is... we know now that he is a invasive species of snake, we know that in time he ascended to become a quite impressive yokai, and we kind surmise the path that lead him to become the first Yamatagai Madara, and how he may have even been a benevolent kami, but got corrupted by the worse side of humanity, but that the seed of his better side is still there, because of the better side of humanity too.

Knowing this story... he will just let it go at some point, he will stay as Amane's guardian (a role he is already doing very well... mama snake XD), and maybe... even reconcile with Dara... that would be good.

But I do think that his head, which is sealed, may be a problem.

It was sealed/enshrined as the focal point of his worst characteristics, and may have festered into something quite nasty... worst possibility... the remnants of the consciousness of the impurity(the sister) that were purged by Dara but not destroyed could seep into it somehow and turn into a whole problem.

Edit: I almost forgot to say this... you have to be a special kinda a dipshit to see the incredible sacrifice and effort a mother made to save her child, and see it as some sort of curse.

there a manga about a snake god, i don't know if you know it : Daija ni Totsuida Musume

i see it as a "if thing were different" about our dear eel garden deity, funny enough, there a collaboration between those 2 manga, wonder if the translator will do it ?

 

[Sapphire27]

hanako is such a baddie if yokai like that existed irl, I would be fully devout to her cult lol

 

[lesseffective]

It is quite simple, really... Hanako-sensei embodies the hopes and dreams of young boys and a few young girls, no doubt... so there is no shortage of desire for her to stay there... and other desires too.