Akuma de Fukei! - Ch. 8 - Devils and Traffic safety class

[MangaDex]

 

[Saybah]

Unrelated to this chapter but as I reading this it took 3 chapters for me to realize "Huh this ecchiness, this tsukkomi style feels familiar, also the art.." and then I connect the dot and figured this was by the same author as Ika Musume and Fushigi Kenkyu bu.

 

[cesar024]

I miss daisuke and friends from fushigi kenkyu bu. Give me back Kotone senpai 😭

 

[Proxpleb]

Unrelated to this chapter but as I reading this it took 3 chapters for me to realize "Huh this ecchiness, this tsukkomi style feels familiar, also the art.." and then I connect the dot and figured this was by the same author as Ika Musume and Fushigi Kenkyu bu.

"I can't put my finger on this" ahh moment

 

[JumboWheat01]

Man is so focused on law, order and justice that she just doesn't stand a chance.

 

[dudelookatree]

do devils wear panties

 

[nisashi13]

ah yes, the "taught someone how to ride a bike but didn't taught them how to stop before hand"
which i also have to thank my dad back then when i slam onto the wall.

 

[Berta545]

Actual good point tho

 

[goro-goro]

Actual good point tho

sadly emergency break maybe atleast from 60 km/h to complete still in 1 second iframe are dangerous to the people crossing the road, the driver, and also the vehicles behind/beside the driver too. but driver who still far away should give us a chance to cross by slowing down damn it 💢

 

[Berta545]

sadly emergency break maybe atleast from 60 km/h to complete still in 1 second iframe are dangerous to the people crossing the road, the driver, and also the vehicles behind/beside the driver too. but driver who still far away should give us a chance to cross by slowing down damn it 💢

Cities are for the people so they shouldn't even drive that fast to begin with

 

[malagigi_encantatore]

👺👍

 

[Lunkli]

We wouldn't need to worry about traffic safety if the roads were all underground and the people all above-ground. Drivers wouldn't have to worry about the sun shining in their eyes, either, and it'd create new job opportunities to dig the tunnels. Sure, it'd be a pain to switch over like that, but that's a sucky argument against most other types of reforms, so why'd be different here?