Kimi wa Yotsuba no Clover - Ch. 38 - Yotsuha

[MangaDex]

 

[laezybio]

I'm supposed to be sleeping now, but crying myself to sleep works too.

 

[akumazzzz]

We all will slide for yotsuha….

 

[Derpthenerd]

i see why japan's having a population crisis i wouldn't want to have these little shits either

 

[Swordhaxor]

...And that's not even the worst of it...

 

[Rafalga]

Oh no its a manga school of absolute sociopaths.

 

[Forikorder]

they bullied her for being bullied by boys...?

 

[razorshaleh]

Spoiler

This guy asshole, make Yuichi take him to commit suicide

Egghhh, makes me angry full bully

Thank you for translating

 

[urleftnut]

Woah

 

[Nov152000]

i see why japan's having a population crisis i wouldn't want to have these little shits either

Nah, kids are cruel everywhere.

 

[Fvrostee]

A world (almost) full of assholes

 

[Triano]

I'm curious how long this manga will go on considering Yotsuha's watch is on its last legs.
I was never really a fan of mysterious, omnipotent adversaries, but the clover mastermind especially gets on my nerves, considering how petty and cruel they are towards our two MCs. There are still some mysteries left but I'm wondering if we're gonna get a satisfying conclusion soon before this story starts to drag on.

 

[FANNYMAN231]

I'm curious how long this manga will go on considering Yotsuha's watch is on its last legs.
I was never really a fan of mysterious, omnipotent adversaries, but the clover mastermind especially gets on my nerves, considering how petty and cruel they are towards our two MCs. There are still some mysteries left but I'm wondering if we're gonna get a satisfying conclusion soon before this story starts to drag on.

I have the opposite opinion as you.

Throwing away the initial premise of a story can be good, and this manga had executed it very well. The removal of the watch aspect has upped the stakes, since Yotsuha can't just go "Oops, this is bad. Time to go back in time".

The Clover mastermind is great as well, because I'm intrigued as to who they are and what they're motivation is. The pettiness and cruelty is fuel for me to be even more intrigued.

And like my first point, the story is far from being dragged on. The removal of the watch is like the start of the next season, the stakes are bigger right now.

 

[WM2N]

so someone above may or may not have spoiled something, but do keep an eye out on the guy in page 2.

 

[Snowrunner]

I'm not saying I would beat children, I love kids. But if I could I'd hand these ones asses to them in a second.

 

[BigJ76]

Thanks for the translation!

 

[Triano]

I have the opposite opinion as you.

Throwing away the initial premise of a story can be good, and this manga had executed it very well. The removal of the watch aspect has upped the stakes, since Yotsuha can't just go "Oops, this is bad. Time to go back in time".

The Clover mastermind is great as well, because I'm intrigued as to who they are and what they're motivation is. The pettiness and cruelty is fuel for me to be even more intrigued.

And like my first point, the story is far from being dragged on. The removal of the watch is like the start of the next season, the stakes are bigger right now.

True, I don't think making the watch less reliable, or straight-up busted, is a bad idea. Yotsuha did get rid of the most immediate dangers to Uichi's life, and he himself seems more stable now.

I just think there's only so much misery and despair you can throw at one character before it starts to feel a bit silly and unrealistic.

Obviously, we don't know the full extent of the mastermind's abilities, which are likely supernatural considering the clover motif, but they seem so ridiculously driven, incredibly well-informed, and hyper-connected that any eventual reveal of their identity might end up feeling unsatisfying.

This story, while entertaining, has always leaned more toward shock and spectacle, and that kind of manga can only go so far before it becomes overly excessive.

 

[Ahmed142500]

they are both losers

 

[MonstaMaps]

our boy was a straight up little chad before the depression hit

 

[danbellucci]

What kind of little tart tries to make friends with boys before talking to and making friends with the children of her own sex? They have a point