Datsuraku Shita Kizokuke ni Hirowaretanode Ongaeshi de Hukkou Sasemasu - Vol. 2 Ch. 10 - Special Extracurricular Lesson

[MangaDex]

 

[Zombie23470]

Look like we got problem arising.

 

[Kreate]

Was moving in an kind of interesting direction, then took a lame turn 😞

 

[Acolytus]

They guy just straight up having psychological issues because he was raised like shit and having to work through them, with baldy acting as his therapist, was cool. Why ruin it with boringass uninspired demon possession crap?

 

[lesseffective]

Was moving in an kind of interesting direction, the took a lame turn 😞

When you split the party and the DM has to take time to talk about "what's happening over here."

 

[malfurionpre]

Classic "I don't know how to progress the story, better mind control / corrupt / posses someone"

Fucking creatively bankrupt mangaka always

 

[riflow]

HM so there's a third party interfering. That does explain why his friend noted he has changed drastically.

 

[Alton93]

Could've just not done that and let him experience growth

 

[Wolvenworks]

We were so close to greatness.

 

[lolfacesayshi]

Boy didn't need guidance, he needed an exorcism

 

[Miserys_End]

Well thats just a disappointing turn. I mean it was an average story before, but this just turns junkfood into dogshit.. NGL, I truely hope the teacher notices the inner demon and beats his demons out of him.

 

[DaoFox]

ah shit. here we go again.

 

[pandatime]

Mm yes the demon possesion of the Kid with family issues. Veey bold author such daring plot device !. But seriosly i know its the easy/lazy way to do it bur like... you could also just not and like i dunno jusr have him grow a pair NORMALLY INSTEAD OF OOOH OOGA BOOGA DEEEEEEEMEOOOONS

 

[shadowhunter100]

Well TBF... there aren't exactly many "original" ideals about kids in puberty transitioning to adulthood. Enabled asshole kids will likely grow up to be enabled asshole adults... until they hit someone or something they can't be enabled through.

How else is one supposed to fix problematic children as an adult in anime/manga?

• Through compassion and patience! (Ha, this isn't that kind of manga).
• Through their nakamas/friends (prince dumba** said no).
• Getting their asses kicked or scared straight to the point that they learn to be better (GTO style).

So possession by demon isn't original, but hardly the worst cliche (IMO) for problematic kids in a fantasy setting.

Unless someone becomes a psychology expert and wants to explain why some kids grow up to be problematic adults because they have inadequate copium supplies or poor coping mechanisms.

 

[TNT261]

Classic "I don't know how to progress the story, better mind control / corrupt / posses someone"

Fucking creatively bankrupt mangaka always

Well TBF... there aren't exactly many "original" ideals about kids in puberty transitioning to adulthood. Enabled asshole kids will likely grow up to be enabled asshole adults... until they hit someone or something they can't be enabled through.

How else is one supposed to fix problematic children as an adult in anime/manga?

• Through compassion and patience! (Ha, this isn't that kind of manga).
• Through their nakamas/friends (prince dumba** said no).
• Getting their asses kicked or scared straight to the point that they learn to be better (GTO style).

So possession by demon isn't original, but hardly the worst cliche (IMO) for problematic kids in a fantasy setting.

Unless someone becomes a psychology expert and wants to explain why some kids grow up to be problematic adults because they have inadequate copium supplies or poor coping mechanisms.

I mean, what sucks is that it was truly fine before the random floating manifestation of negativity. The story didn't have to reinvent the wheel or crack open a psychology book to please grad students. The guy being a royal brat that lost his way due to the pressures while also not being scolded was enough. The teacher actually being incredibly skilled and capable of redirecting that frustration was enough. This chapter literally could've ended at them going to sleep and leave it ambiguous about how difficult and long of a process it actually is to make steady personal improvements of one's own character. Instead there was an active decision to make the most self defeating choice (because this inherently takes agency away from characters which no writer should want).

 

[onipuck]

Man, I've heard of nasty sleep paralysis demons, but this one takes the cake

 

[TheWritingWriter]

Lame demon possession aside, the teacher used a goddamn spirit gun

 

[Junpaku]

Geez, didn't need a literal demon to make him stick to bad decisions. Lots of people in the real world stick with self destruction because of sunk cost fallacy and/or because change is hard and/or because admitting you were wrong is really really really hard, especially in cases of inferiority-superiority complexes like this.