Atsumare! Fushigi Kenkyu-bu - Vol. 3 Ch. 54 - The Mystery of Club Budget

[MangaDex]

 

[tkmisere]

As per page 4, it's stated Daisuke belongs to everyone, harem ending confirmed.

 

[Hounder]

He's doomed.

 

[ices]

pomf

 

[Hikokujaku]

You guys watch too much pewds

I don't dislike it though

 

[Tardazor]

I wanna hold that moral girl too... ?

 

[SSS26032002]

He got the point but being on top of a hill has challenges... and getting this place from blowing away is one of them...

 

[avatarivn]

Why does Suzu want to increase mc's endurance I wonder ?

 

[gr8g]

You know I've read many mangas, and I generally like few ideas of Japanese education where kids clean up after the school, and maintain stuff etc. But this public morals thing is something I always find strange! Why do you need a separate team of students to look after school morals? or whatever you call them. I understand a school student council enforcing certain rules like no PDA, no change in uniform etc. They were elected/selected by teachers so there is some authority for their checks. But why do certain other little shits go around the school and say this/that is against the public morals, and do they penalize them? Do teachers/staff support these accusations? It would seem they could pretty much bully anyone by making up false accusations. Have any of you experience this mode of education? If so what are your views?

PS: Sorry for the rant. TLDR - Is there a concept of public moral member in your schools? If so, does it help, or it's just a waste of time?

 

[Glomoro]

@gr9g What relation to reality, if any, these things have ever had as depicted in the manga or anime we've all come across, I can't say. But I'd assume the separation of the public morals committee from the student council has a couple of possible reasons, including things like having them in a position to keep each other in check. If for some reason the student council is goofing off, the public morals guys could speak up about it or vice versa.

Another thing that comes to mind as a possibility comes from the naming for the public morals committee. In some of the manga I've read, there are various committees with more specific functions than the more "generalist" function of the student council. Some of these have been shown as basically subordinate to the student council, so it could just be delegation. While the president and then are dealing with paperwork and organizing things, the public morals committee would be like the foot soldiers or the beat cops, out on the "front line."

Those two ideas are pretty much mutually exclusive but I feel like I've seen both depictions.

 

[factual_criminal]

Sensei is cute as fuvk

 

[DrMKUltra]

Sensei is a lovable airhead.

 

[Sadisticmale]

Damn everyone has accepted Daisuke as the club's plaything.

 

[SotiCoto]

They made Reiko-chan cry! =<
Terrible...
And why wasn't Nonoka on the colour page? =<

 

[newmangareader246]

"THeY mADe r3iKO ChAN cRY!"
shut up bitch she broke the fucking door