Angel Densetsu - Vol. 14 Ch. 75 - Angel at Rest

[MangaDex]

 

[pesimus]

lmaoo i think this is the rowdiest bunch i've ever seen in a manga

 

[LeannaCR]

Wow, when did this get the harem tag?

 

[Renko]

Damn!

Kitano sure is lucky to have people like these around him.

 

[SpiralHamon2012]

Happy that Leo learned his lesson with Kitano. Kitano has a pretty interesting group of friends.

Leo's little declaration to Ikuno was kinda cute. Really seeing where Yagi got his ideas for Claymore.

 

[lol480phuh]

"What a cute little thing. It would be nice to have one as a pet"

 

[Kanser]

This manga just makes me feel bad. It's just been 75 chapters of an (essentially) special needs kid getting bullied.

 

[LloydRuiz]

ohhhh shut up are you trying to make me believe that ikuno beat up kitano although she was in "pain" just not to break a promise with a child she didn't knew? and seriously at the beginning of the series I understand it but I think it is time for kitano to learn that it is not okay to be beaten. Anyway i still love the manga but ikuno lost a lot of points as a character.

 

[guyjean]

Yeah even after all the excuses ikuno was kinda a retard and an asshole these past couple of chapters.
Also I guess this is the first male in the series to understand that kitano is just a pure guy.
Oh yeah there was that snake guy from the beginning that overheard his conversation with ryoko.

 

[SanelessHatter]

I want to just harp on what I ranted about in the comments for the previous section... The dialogue very clearly gets at this idea of the text trying to get at this idea of communication. Because it's a lack of communication that causes all of the things that happen to Kitano. They run, they scream, the fight. And in the text it's Kitano's unwillingness to just accept these things purely for what they are, or more accurately for the theming the unwillingness to not communicate, that lead to the way the narrative happens. People run from him and he chases them, people scream at him and he "screams" back, people fight with him and he "fights" back. Everyone judges people in such a way holds back their feelings and fails to communicate directly. And this story is getting at the ideas behind why these things happen. Prejudice and desire. Pleass have some deeper narrative understanding. If something gets you mad about a story, especially a story you like otherwise, think about if the author intended to make you angry. If you think they didn't, examine why you got mad. In this case it's not entirely wrong to get angry, but it shouldn't be because "Kitano took a beating" it should be "These people never learn to communicate properly". Rant over.

 

[Dusk789]

I want to just harp on what I ranted about in the comments for the previous section... The dialogue very clearly gets at this idea of the text trying to get at this idea of communication. Because it's a lack of communication that causes all of the things that happen to Kitano. They run, they scream, the fight. And in the text it's Kitano's unwillingness to just accept these things purely for what they are, or more accurately for the theming the unwillingness to not communicate, that lead to the way the narrative happens. People run from him and he chases them, people scream at him and he "screams" back, people fight with him and he "fights" back. Everyone judges people in such a way holds back their feelings and fails to communicate directly. And this story is getting at the ideas behind why these things happen. Prejudice and desire. Pleass have some deeper narrative understanding. If something gets you mad about a story, especially a story you like otherwise, think about if the author intended to make you angry. If you think they didn't, examine why you got mad. In this case it's not entirely wrong to get angry, but it shouldn't be because "Kitano took a beating" it should be "These people never learn to communicate properly". Rant over.

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