Isekai Arigatou - Ch. 46 - Chiba ②

[MangaDex]

 

[meeerrpe]

god this manga is so sick.

thanks for the translation!

 

[Amariithynar]

Well, a little disappointed we didn't get a Badass Shiina moment to let him redeem himself to himself, but still, fucking awesome.

 

[KitRagnell]

Jesus christ

 

[Trazel_Apeally]

Well, a little disappointed we didn't get a Badass Shiina moment to let him redeem himself to himself, but still, fucking awesome.

I think the forethought to make a 'scuba tank' was pretty good
I'm more sad we didn't get to see the close-up of the beam piercing the beast and skies.
Cool eitherway, just a nitpick~

 

[Okama-Sanji]

Ha, I thought that she was going to bag the monster but >_>

 

[Zhangar]

"BLOW UP THE OCEAN!"

 

[TGLurker]

Thanks for picking up the series PersonalistX. Usually, I would go for the official English version but considering Comikey has not made an update in 2 1/2 years, I'll make an exception.

Even then, I would never criticize anyone continuing a fan translation after licensing. Especially if it's done out of love, or the license is still 5+ volumes behind the original. Still, I recommend fans buy the raw if they can. Volume 10 and counting.

 

[3141592653589]

So Chiba apologizing to the elf girl for sacrificing her lifespan is swell and all, but isn't the real elephant in the room here the fact that knowing for an absolute certainty that reincarnation is a thing basically craters the value of sacrificing years off your life in the first place?

Being able to tap into hax-level magical power using the pricing structure that he concocted as a naive chuuni after he's had all mystery about what happens after death dispelled is basically, like, metaphysical insider trading, y'know?

 

[uro-taku]

Holy shit Chiba casted a chuuni spell

So Chiba apologizing to the elf girl for sacrificing her lifespan is swell and all, but isn't the real elephant in the room here the fact that knowing for an absolute certainty that reincarnation is a thing basically craters the value of sacrificing years off your life in the first place?

Being able to tap into hax-level magical power using the pricing structure that he concocted as a naive chuuni after he's had all mystery about what happens after death dispelled is basically, like, metaphysical insider trading, y'know?

It's pretty interesting how that spell actually went through, I guess life sacrificing skills are actual techniques in that world and that chiba's chuuni ideas just happened to allign. Let's hope 200 years wasn't that much of the elf's lifespan

 

[Amariithynar]

Holy shit Chiba casted a chuuni spell



It's pretty interesting how that spell actually went through, I guess life sacrificing skills are actual techniques in that world and that chiba's chuuni ideas just happened to allign. Let's hope 200 years wasn't that much of the elf's lifespan

It feels like the world they were transferred to was the world that Chiba and this other friend created, because the magic system is exactly what they ruled, not just somewhat similar.

 

[qaaj]

Pretty impeccable vibes with this chapter. Thank you for sharing!

 

[77BLc9JwJGpLVARkamJx]

No idea how long 200 years for an elf here, but seems pretty cheap if they are the usual 1000-xxxx years span.

 

[_hng_]

No idea how long 200 years for an elf here, but seems pretty cheap if they are the usual 1000-xxxx years span.

If 1k lifespan, then that's an equivalent of shaving off around 15-20 years of human's. That's still quite a lot if you ask me.

 

[trumuted]

Ha, I thought that she was going to bag the monster but >_>

That would fuckin funny genius

 

[Porg]

thANKs

 

[DRaily]

So Chiba apologizing to the elf girl for sacrificing her lifespan is swell and all, but isn't the real elephant in the room here the fact that knowing for an absolute certainty that reincarnation is a thing basically craters the value of sacrificing years off your life in the first place?

Being able to tap into hax-level magical power using the pricing structure that he concocted as a naive chuuni after he's had all mystery about what happens after death dispelled is basically, like, metaphysical insider trading, y'know?

Just because your soul persists after you are dead does not make you any less dead, usually people do not get to keep their memories.

 

[Geologic1432]

Out of all the things that had shiina freak out so far being drowned by a monster in the ocean didnt seem to bother him at all
Its actually extremely odd how calm he is

So Chiba apologizing to the elf girl for sacrificing her lifespan is swell and all, but isn't the real elephant in the room here the fact that knowing for an absolute certainty that reincarnation is a thing basically craters the value of sacrificing years off your life in the first place?

Being able to tap into hax-level magical power using the pricing structure that he concocted as a naive chuuni after he's had all mystery about what happens after death dispelled is basically, like, metaphysical insider trading, y'know?

How so? reincarnation is a thing that exists not something you can actively use to your advantage

It feels like the world they were transferred to was the world that Chiba and this other friend created, because the magic system is exactly what they ruled, not just somewhat similar.

I think its more likely that "chuuni magic" is just kind of chibas reincarnation cheat skill

 

[tehwinged]

I have a feeling that the original elf in that body would have made the exact same deal if it meant saving the original human. I think they were on some romeo & juliet "our lifespans are too different for love but our souls are both immortal" shit when they went out to the middle of nowhere, held hands, and knocked their souls out of their bodies

 

[DrillBeat]

200 years for a Spell looking like that is really powerful. Until we don't see another elf talking about elf years idk if it was too much damage to the elf's body or a little piece for i guess 1000 years life span