Alcohol and Ogre-girls - Vol. 6 Ch. 36

[MangaDex]

 

[Lilliwyt]

Ogres are onions

 

[OkamiLeek006]

The poor girl that stuff scars a person

 

[Penthero]

Ogres aren’t much different from people, they all like alcohol.

 

[blablablub]

That's what happens when you grow up constantly being fed lies upon lies until you finally face the truth.

 

[19CharacterUsername]

 

[kkakasih]

Damn, can't believe i feel sad after reading a chapter of this manga. Cant wait for the next one

 

[JumboWheat01]

More people just need hugs in this series, I feel.

 

[Reibi]

 

[MathMols]

Fuck you bitch. Hope you dont get any help next time your injured

 

[SrNevik]

Such a great chapter! Everything the series has setup comes together and enhances the tension between the 3 of them. Also loved Naori recognizing so quickly that something was wrong with Hinata.

Hopefully this event leads our demon hunter to a new understanding. Her upbringing and pressures have clearly led to some wrong assumptions but she's quickly recognizing the inconsistencies.

 

[isoycrazy]

To be taught hate from a young age is so sad to hear

 

[Mangamoz]

I'm beginning to wonder now if the whole oni history may have just been a lie made up by humans so they could trick the onis into willingly accept being modern day slaves.

 

[GoggledAnon]

Gotta love the subtle progress moment where Naori is able to straight up say "we're living together" when she was so adamant about it before. (It's admittedly been a tricky aspect to translate since there's several terms that effectively translate to "living together" in English but have different implications in Japanese.)

 

[deathpigeon]

Sometimes, one of the best ways to break a kid out of racist indoctrination is to force them to confront the harm they do with that racism.

An adult seeing a member of a group they hate get hurt from the racism is just as likely to harden their heart at it, but a child isn't necessarily equipped to do that.

 

[Andigo]

Racist patriarchy is an active villain now? That poor stupid indoctrinated kid. Hinata's airborne rant should've prepared me. What's next, homophobic samurai? Isuzu being startled by Hinata's yuri power level?

I find Hinata's worries about prejudice and separation interesting, and we're finally seeing people who justify that worry up close.

 

[Roodypatooti]

Isuzu's family looked like yakuza. Are the four families yakuza in the modern day? Yakuza tend to be pretty hardcore conservative traditionalists, so I suppose that makes sense.

Doesn't really make their oppression of the ogres look any better tho.

Poor isuzu. I hope she gets the hell away from her shitty family soon.

 

[Rocketn00b3]

L word!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! L word!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! She said the Love word!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[SkyVentus]

I would rather be it a "what was once truth no longer is" scenario than a "it was all a lie from the beginning"

 

[deathpigeon]

It's not necessarily either a lie from the beginning nor some old truth that no longer is true.

It could just be that, yeah, all the stuff in that conflict, like, happened, but it was always more complicated than the narrative that survived. Oni always had complicated emotions and empathy and friendships, even with humans, but this didn't mean that the conflict didn't happen.

They were two cultures that were at war until one subjugated the other and centuries of oppression had followed. Maybe there were other ways to resolve things, ways toward peaceful coexistence, but no one tried the so now the fact of the matter is that oni have been oppressed for about a millennium and they need to move forward from that.