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I never thought about that goat story from that perspective, but yeah it's a surprisingly gritty message to have in a children's story. But then again, I feel like children's stories have a lot of really sick stuff in them, so maybe it isn't that surprising after all.

Come on in, motherfuckers!

That guy looked like a JoJo character. Also, that Gundam look really makes her look homely.

So it's not dark makeup or spray tan, she's just tanned because her family owns a farm lol.

@stef Why not just change the acronym? It's not like DGB has any relevance to anything in this series, so just tossing something like "DIP-Diana Impressing Pigs" would have worked more than well.

This translation has to be a joke riffing on the "according to keikaku" meme...

That hand-holding scene was great lol.

ORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORAORA!

@SuperOniichan I find that "yuri development" comment especially hilarious considering there's an actual lady-killer lesbian in the manga. If there's any real yuri development in this series, it's gonna involve her. Even Majime's fascination with Robo doesn't really count as anything since it's...

Majo is the best girl. Not just in this manga, the best girl, period.

@Qulox This series is like 75% social commentary though. The rest is shitposting and lewd jokes.

I love Saki...

Here, take all my Fs in advance.

@MarqFJA87 Did my comment somehow make it seem like I consider this translation anything beyond "legible, below-average amateur work by children with surface-level understanding of translation?"

@petra I mostly agree with you, but in this manga there actually is a point to keeping the unidiomatic mode of address: it was explained in an earlier chapter that Shikimori wants them to keep calling each other in such a fashion since her grandparents do it too. @@MarqFJA87 Since they aren't...

More! Hurt me more!

Horrible translation... Though to be honest, the series is also pretty bad so I kinda get not wanting to spend too much time and energy on it -,-

Saw that coming a mile away.

The literary register in that delusion was amazing.

@Glomoro Nice...