Bouken ni wa, Buki ga Hitsuyou da! ~Kodawari Rudy no Kajiya Gurashi~ - Ch. 7.2

[MangaDex]

 

[nyappi]

Seems like most of you saw this weapon coming, huh?
Though I believe if it's on a chain it's technically considered a sort of flail, not a morning star, it's always important to remember that Rudy's world is not ours, and she is not bound to such petty things as our history of warfare!

Next chapter is forecast for the start of November. Mado appears to be working on like four(?!) manga right now.
Also I think I've run out of fan art to put in the credits, so if you're an artist, now's your chance!

 

[HakaishinAndroid616]

So his former party actually cared about him and did it for his only safety. His communication skills and how he delivered the message needs work though.

 

[SnowMexican1]

All thats needed is an axe on one end and we'll have Gyomei's weapon from Kimetsu no Yaiba.

 

[ZukDragonic]

Mhmm~ yes~ daddy~ Ahem, 'xcuse me, what? Yugo be looking mighty badass with that new weapon. Also congrats to Rudy for taking yet another step forward in her career.

 

[Levankua]

I love it when a derogatory name becomes one of honor.

 

[Basic_human]

Absolute cinema

 

[mkoookm]

Still don't get how this doesn't have the same pullback problem as the sword

 

[Tds-PdV]

It’s great that the bird theme persisted. Though kinda wanted to see the moment Yugo received the weapon from Rudy.

 

[dragonstar457]

Still don't get how this doesn't have the same pullback problem as the sword

Because she outfitted him in armor with a very well padded glove part so he can catch it safely no matter what position its in and even if he misses he will be generally protected. Now if his helmet falls off again he could give himself a major injury but then that comes to skill in using it.

the only real downside is if he tangles himself up in chains and i can guess that is solved by his past as a fisherman throwing a net and training with the weapon.

 

[IronicWeeaboo]

give it a moment and soon he'll be throwing crucifixes and holy water

 

[r31ya]

Still don't get how this doesn't have the same pullback problem as the sword

he is throwing a (spiked) ball not a blade.
and was given armor like a catcher set to safely catch the ball.

the closest real world variant of this other than morning star (who have short chain for safety)
is the kusarigama, who are literally just big metal weight on a chain. it connected to a sickle that used for the close combat part.
but even a spikeless simple metal ball can give quite the damage if given proper velocity and its safer when you want to catch it back.

 

[Adun87]

Glad to see she made a weapon he excels with!

 

[Wi110Wisp]

CLANG! CLANG! CLANG! CLANG! CLANG!
Get forged! Gen forged! Get forged!

 

[RanmaChaos]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[Excaseusfortis]

The fact his party kicked him out because the were genuinely worried about him is a good touch, and it flips the normal script.

 

[Mandobard]

Gotta love the nickname reversal

 

[dsfargeg]

Though I believe if it's on a chain it's technically considered a sort of flail, not a morning star, it's always important to remember that Rudy's world is not ours, and she is not bound to such petty things as our history of warfare!

If it's on a chain that long, it's either an east asian rope weapon or fictional. If a head of a flail can swing back far enough to crush your fingers, then it's not a historical flail. European weapon names are often hybridized, like a glaive-guisarme-fauchard. If it's got spiked articulated head and can't hurt your fingers, it's called a morning star flail.

This is not a morning star flail, this is a chinese meteor hammer with a spiked head.

 

[solamente]

noooo leave the ants alone ;(

 

[R2D2TS]

Thanks for the chapter.