Chiyu Mahou no Machigatta Tsukaikata: Senjou wo Kakeru Kaifuku Youin - Vol. 5 Ch. 23

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Not again, this trope is so annoying and I don't know why anyone would be on board with the idea of using it.
"Friend" becomes bully because the bullied friend turn weak.....She ain't tsundere, she a bitch with the worse personality and nothing can change that.
I have seen this trope used many times and the only time it actually works is when the change in relationship to bulling is because of an actually significant drama close to them.
I could go on and on but it will always comes out to this that I absolutely hate this trope no matter the circumstance behind it.
 
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Nack's really admirable. Didn't go the easy way out despite being prone to run away.

Besides that, the girl's still as intolerable as ever. It will be utter nonsense if she was forgiven easily.
 
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@BananowyJE Ah yes, another example why Rose and Usato are not perfect for each other. Usato can't guess how Rose would react, but he's afraid Rose would badmouth him anyway. The only relationship between those is that of a superior and an underling, and even that seems somewhat shaky from an outsider's point of view.
 
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This is another example of why Usato and Rose are perfect for one another. Cannot wait until they get down to some long snu snu sessions. With them healing one another they could literally snu snu for weeks without a break!
 
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poor little kiddo... gotta feel sad for him for completely agreeing like that just to ignite a fire under Usato -.- someone should have reminded him that Rose made him leave the realm of human after 2 weeks.

So much hate for Mina x.O; Using him as a stress relief doll is indeed unforgivable, but being in a system where that is considered acceptable is worse. Remember, in this city if you are a healing mage you are seen as worthless, him even more-so because he can't heal others. Individuals are respected based on magical talent, which is why Halfa, with Mage Sight, was also treated as an abnormal (always went all out when he got to duel students probably so he could take his stress out on them). Right now, Usato is being treated as an "exception to the rule;" he may be a monster healing mage but all other healing mages are still useless. BUT! if after a week of training this kiddo can already gain the abilities to fight back against a notable magic user? Suddenly, every mage there realizes that ANY student, even a useless white mage, can become the strongest, regardless of birth, as long as they put forth the work to do so.
 
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Oh GOD ugh no pls tell me its not the trope im thinking of!!! "ah yes I bullied u and nearly fucking killed u cuz i wuv u my childhood fweind!!!" blegh. gag me with a spoon.
 
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Man, so that bully girl is a Tsundere? Fk, this reminds me of that prison lab manga with a similar character. I hate them. At least in that manga MC actually beat her up and broke some bones. Here? She probably gonna get away without any repercussion.
 
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Not again, this trope is so annoying and I don't know why anyone would be on board with the idea of using it.
"Friend" becomes bully because the bullied friend turn weak.....She ain't tsundere, she a bitch with the worse personality and nothing can change that.
I have seen this trope used many times and the only time it actually works is when the change in relationship to bulling is because of an actually significant drama close to them.
I could go on and on but it will always comes out to this that I absolutely hate this trope no matter the circumstance behind it.
I don't mind. Not everyone is gonna agree with it and you can see Nak getting PTSD thinking about it, but this trope is still down to earth. They can be friends or Nak can just basically can't live anymore. So saying this is a trope? Nah, I like her for being with that personality. It just means there is a room for growth.

Aside from that, Nak being doing his best in training just means that he doesn't need to mope down as he usually does. The training actually made his self-esteem higher than it was before. So it'll drastically change for the better between two sides.
 

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