Battle Destruction School Dangerous - Vol. 8 Ch. 41 - Love
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man I was invested, I am still invested but wakanda turn of event is this???? I wouldn't have ever guessed this is the ending when reading the 1st chapter. Dont get me wrong, I dont hate it, Im just surprised
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Meh, pretty ass ending
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So basically:
Am I understanding this correctly?
- The main character was originally a girl who became a boy due to conflicts about loving another girl. And that school bag of hers held her breasts this whole time.
- The world she was from only exists within the mind of that Chihiro girl.
- Transfer students take parts of people in order to make worlds of their own.
- And the main character is seemingly about to make a world of her own as well, likely with the girl she loves.
Am I understanding this correctly?
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I would've much preferred more closure on the world. But I guess the explanation behind Transfer Student motives and a goodbye is serviceable for me (or maybe I was happy enough that there's some sort of translation finishing it).
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Thank you for finishing the story
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thanks for the translation!
On one hand it's great that I've finally, FINALLY, read the ending of this manga. On the other hand it had to be such a shitty translation...
oh well. I'm not even going to wait for the prequel to be translated I'll just consider this series done.
oh well. I'm not even going to wait for the prequel to be translated I'll just consider this series done.
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that was straight ass ngl
thanks for the chapters
thanks for the chapters
... I see... so to that one guy who said this was based on a tabletop campaign.... I guess the DM was the type who can't plan endings and didn't tolerate any real character epilogues, huh....
To the scanlators, it's not the best job ever but I do appreciate you finishing this for us. Always nice to remove something from my reading list. And an ending like this... certainly didn't deserve a better scanlation lmao
To the scanlators, it's not the best job ever but I do appreciate you finishing this for us. Always nice to remove something from my reading list. And an ending like this... certainly didn't deserve a better scanlation lmao
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whats with the hostility with the ending
imo its neat, it explains the multiverse thing, explains the transfer student motive with the contract and everything
it might seems to be a cop out of "everything is just a dream" and all, but the scale is a bit different here
the whole multiverse is a dream after all
and I also kinda want to see MC shenanigans as transfer student in some other world, damnit
imo its neat, it explains the multiverse thing, explains the transfer student motive with the contract and everything
it might seems to be a cop out of "everything is just a dream" and all, but the scale is a bit different here
the whole multiverse is a dream after all
and I also kinda want to see MC shenanigans as transfer student in some other world, damnit
Rather than a dream, it was a tabletop roleplay game. Those "higher up beings" are the players and the DM which creates the world settings and manipulates the characters, as this whole story is written based on a game session done by the author and his friends.
LMAO yeah it's me! XD Well, I guess a fun sessions of playing with friends might not translate well for other people, as I remember there was an anime that was also the result of such a tabletop roleplay game turned into a series, it was also kind of a flop. They might work as a game for friends, but if it's translated into other media, there will probably be a lot of problems popping up.
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After years the series is finished. I sat down and reread the manga in one sitting aaaaaand I think there was a big overreaction back in the day when certain characters were killed off. I really REALLY didn't care for Transfer Student powers being explained and the story turning meta with those concepts, I'm cool with just 'Transfer Students exist and we don't know much'. Subversions of what to expect happen a bit too often which makes it hard to follow along. There needed to be more breathing room before slaughtering so many characters and going back after their death makes the flashbacks rather annoying. I did wonder if there would be a full reset by the end, but nope the entire cast is gone by the end of it.
I will say the brutality to kill off so many characters AND to do it in such a shocking manner is rarely seen in most media. There's so many series that claim to do the same yet leave lots of characters remaining in the end. Thinking back to Berserk it's crazy how well executed Miura managed to slaughter his cast and not sour the reader. Personally it would've been better to have SOME plans actually play out successfully and have certain characters actually have a reasonable death giving a bit of satisfaction with their demise. The entire series reads like the first big fight where two rivals (Eyeball dude + the flash) face off against each other only to have the fight ruined by a Transfer Student, just over and over and over again. Like the Principal showing up for her big reveal was so bland, don't get me wrong the story was already turning stale with how it killed the Banchou cast but that was a horrible way to handle the Student Council at that point.
Overall I think it's average. Some interesting twists in the series, the big one at the end is heavily foreshadowed throughout the entire series and I think it does a good job with other smaller events (like the traitor reveal)- which are well written. I will definitely never forget the character designs, or a majority of the cast (cough*Kyouko*cough).
I will say the brutality to kill off so many characters AND to do it in such a shocking manner is rarely seen in most media. There's so many series that claim to do the same yet leave lots of characters remaining in the end. Thinking back to Berserk it's crazy how well executed Miura managed to slaughter his cast and not sour the reader. Personally it would've been better to have SOME plans actually play out successfully and have certain characters actually have a reasonable death giving a bit of satisfaction with their demise. The entire series reads like the first big fight where two rivals (Eyeball dude + the flash) face off against each other only to have the fight ruined by a Transfer Student, just over and over and over again. Like the Principal showing up for her big reveal was so bland, don't get me wrong the story was already turning stale with how it killed the Banchou cast but that was a horrible way to handle the Student Council at that point.
Overall I think it's average. Some interesting twists in the series, the big one at the end is heavily foreshadowed throughout the entire series and I think it does a good job with other smaller events (like the traitor reveal)- which are well written. I will definitely never forget the character designs, or a majority of the cast (cough*Kyouko*cough).
That was a very cut and dry 1/10 manga. Obviously there's legible art, ok pacing, lots of basic things where you could say it doesn't deserve the lowest score. However, knowing that this originated as a Role Play thread makes it further more ridiculous when they start referring to breaking the 4th wall and such.
Honestly, I was expecting a lot less consequence. Because so many characters get built up to basically become corpses without accomplishing a thing, and then they figuratively get spat on their corpse. They start talking about alternative universe, and it just felt like this was a doomed world and the protag would save another world as a transfer student.
You could also see various ridiculous remnants of it having been a role play. Somebody is doing a fusion of Medaka and that girl from Monogatari. Somebody else is a One Piece esque Banchou etc etc. Then I imagine by some arbitrary way, the victor gets determined and the author takes this and just kinda improvs.
In practice, this results in maybe some of the least satisfying writing maybe in existence. It also gives me the same feeling when I read a terribly written NTR. You spend chapters of this relatively short series building up a bunch of characters only for them to die so pathetically that you regret having read the last couple of chapters. Why even also have the war as a backdrop if one side basically gets eliminated by like 3 ppl, but the power balance gets so bad and the story cut short so much that the 90% of the other side literally dies off screen. Then the girl that got so much focus in the beginning literally does NOTHING and then basically shows up as a stupid corpse to be eaten at the end.
It's pretty baffling. If the author admitted he was trolling by writing the worst thing in the world, then I would probably accept it and also just move on because it was unsatisfying even as a troll. But this isn't necessarily a troll because he was trying his best to setup a lore that could blanket another dogshit bbs death game role play he can find.
Honestly, I was expecting a lot less consequence. Because so many characters get built up to basically become corpses without accomplishing a thing, and then they figuratively get spat on their corpse. They start talking about alternative universe, and it just felt like this was a doomed world and the protag would save another world as a transfer student.
You could also see various ridiculous remnants of it having been a role play. Somebody is doing a fusion of Medaka and that girl from Monogatari. Somebody else is a One Piece esque Banchou etc etc. Then I imagine by some arbitrary way, the victor gets determined and the author takes this and just kinda improvs.
In practice, this results in maybe some of the least satisfying writing maybe in existence. It also gives me the same feeling when I read a terribly written NTR. You spend chapters of this relatively short series building up a bunch of characters only for them to die so pathetically that you regret having read the last couple of chapters. Why even also have the war as a backdrop if one side basically gets eliminated by like 3 ppl, but the power balance gets so bad and the story cut short so much that the 90% of the other side literally dies off screen. Then the girl that got so much focus in the beginning literally does NOTHING and then basically shows up as a stupid corpse to be eaten at the end.
It's pretty baffling. If the author admitted he was trolling by writing the worst thing in the world, then I would probably accept it and also just move on because it was unsatisfying even as a troll. But this isn't necessarily a troll because he was trying his best to setup a lore that could blanket another dogshit bbs death game role play he can find.
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