Destiny Unchain Online ~Kyuuketsu-ki Shoujo to natte, Yagate『Aka no Maou』to Yobareru You ni Narimashita~ - Vol. 10 Ch. 83 - Bunny Skip

[popo53414]

They are all dudes wearing girl skins right?

 

[Skater901]

They are all dudes wearing girl skins right?

No, this is a VR game. Your sex in the game matches your real life sex. The main character is an exception, who is a guy in real life, but a girl in game. This is why everyone in game assumes that main character is a girl in real life, but his real life friends know the truth.

However, it seems like MC's parents are scheming to actually change MC to a girl in real life, which is concerning.

 

[Sero]

I freakin' hate a lot of vtubers' chat. A lot of them treat them like children or babies when they've shown a lot of times that they are literally working ass adults.

 

[Haezer]

As much as I love seeing the cute bnuuy (and a lot of their side booba), this needs to end soon. The whole fight against them have been going on for too long... which is mostly part of the PKers fault if you think about it.

Shit bruh not in manga, not irl, all these griefing mfs is a real pain in the ass

 

[monkey123]

Bro, chill

 

[SLvKira]

No, this is a VR game. Your sex in the game matches your real life sex. The main character is an exception, who is a guy in real life, but a girl in game. This is why everyone in game assumes that main character is a girl in real life, but his real life friends know the truth.

However, it seems like MC's parents are scheming to actually change MC to a girl in real life, which is concerning.

If you take a look at Chapter 5 again it is teased that crim is a halfblood vampire irl and can probably still change her gender.
I wouldn't be surprised if that gaming capsule in which crim is, is truly more that just for gaming (see ch. 1)

While I'm at it, I wonder if we even ever get more story in that direction at all. From what it seems so far the author appears to completely reshape the world after each scenario and basically throw most previous events out the window.
It started with a hyper realistic video game where NPCs felt like alive individuals and special player races seems to have a connection to outside the game. After that it showed a bit of game exploring (if we ignore the out of nowhere dungeon) which is fine and all but now a clan tournament?
Did crim just forget about being a vampire?

All in all it kind of feels like the author lost track of his original idea for the story or just likes to make everything extra long and fill it with irrelevant stuff

 

[Alcion]

Sure but whats still the point? The opponent wont go "oh no, you plan to quit? I'll go easy then". Being surprised and actually caring enough to mess up are vastly different things. These opponents are still going to fight to win.

Bianca is just saying she's going all out since its her final fight so the opponent should too..if anything saying it would make the opponent put more effort into beating her to respect her final fight win or lose.

Which...would obviously be a dumb strategy for Bianca to do if its some trick. Just makes absolutely no sense.

The point would be to make her want to fight Bianca "honorably". They think Bianca wants to have a nice big flashy fight. Then Bianca just cheapshots them. And as a matter of fact, thats exactly how the chapter ended, with them gearing up for a nice straightforward showdown. Yet who knows if Bianca has another trick up her sleeve.

 

[NylanBlake]

If you take a look at Chapter 5 again it is teased that crim is a halfblood vampire irl and can probably still change her gender.
I wouldn't be surprised if that gaming capsule in which crim is, is truly more that just for gaming (see ch. 1)

While I'm at it, I wonder if we even ever get more story in that direction at all. From what it seems so far the author appears to completely reshape the world after each scenario and basically throw most previous events out the window.
It started with a hyper realistic video game where NPCs felt like alive individuals and special player races seems to have a connection to outside the game. After that it showed a bit of game exploring (if we ignore the out of nowhere dungeon) which is fine and all but now a clan tournament?
Did crim just forget about being a vampire?

All in all it kind of feels like the author lost track of his original idea for the story or just likes to make everything extra long and fill it with irrelevant stuff

They play an (VR)MMORPG, so having a highly diverse amount of activities to play is nothing special.
Just take a look at games like WoW, Guild Wars2 or Final Fantasy Online :
You have players who roleplay their character, hang out in taverns while exploring and questing with friends.
Diving into dungeons for loot and the delving experience.
Hunt down other players in open PvP Zones/Servers.
Or do the more balanced instanced PvP like Battlegrounds.
There are frequent events that range from side stories over crossover events or pvp festivals and clan wars.

The current PvP Event here ties back into the hyper realistic npcs and crims relation with them as they stated their goal for this event being to gain the reward ressources that are needed to fortify the Area where they initially entered the game as he wants to protect those NPCs they grew fond of.
We will also come back to the life outside the game later all with crim being a vampire now and such stuff, though it will take a while longer to get there (there is a webnovel that is further in the story)

 

[ezzhead]

Is anyone else just kinda skimming through the chapters now, waiting for this tournament arc to be over (or at least this match)

I was a few chapters ago, but it's catching my interest again now. Of course, I still do hope this ends soon cause we don't need 30 more chapters of tournament matches.

 

[AccForManga]

The point would be to make her want to fight Bianca "honorably". They think Bianca wants to have a nice big flashy fight. Then Bianca just cheapshots them. And as a matter of fact, thats exactly how the chapter ended, with them gearing up for a nice straightforward showdown. Yet who knows if Bianca has another trick up her sleeve.

But Bianca has been feeling down since the match started, even her friends have noted something was off about her about how she wanted to tank the fight initially.

It makes more sense she was already planning to quit but wanted to "take the headhunter down before quitting" because of her hatred of playing against Crim in other games before.

It wraps up everything that was off about her if she was planning on quitting instead we'd still be wondering "What was wrong about her at the start then that even her friends noticed?" because that hasnt been addressed at all.

 

[Skater901]

If you take a look at Chapter 5 again it is teased that crim is a halfblood vampire irl and can probably still change her gender.
I wouldn't be surprised if that gaming capsule in which crim is, is truly more that just for gaming (see ch. 1)

While I'm at it, I wonder if we even ever get more story in that direction at all. From what it seems so far the author appears to completely reshape the world after each scenario and basically throw most previous events out the window.
It started with a hyper realistic video game where NPCs felt like alive individuals and special player races seems to have a connection to outside the game. After that it showed a bit of game exploring (if we ignore the out of nowhere dungeon) which is fine and all but now a clan tournament?
Did crim just forget about being a vampire?

All in all it kind of feels like the author lost track of his original idea for the story or just likes to make everything extra long and fill it with irrelevant stuff

Wow you're right, I never noticed that... it's like Crim's mum is also a vampire. Interesting... but also random. Why are there IRL vampires but the focus of the story is on the video game?

I agree that it seems like the author has forgotten about their initial premise.

 

[AccForManga]

I agree that it seems like the author has forgotten about their initial premise.

No, it just hasnt gone back to the irl stuff since the time period Crim was told to stay in the game has not ended yet in-series (3 months).

Its not been that long for Crim yet. Once the 3 months ends, and Kou is released from the Cradle, we will surely get back to it. Otherwise since Crim has no idea it makes sense the gaming life just keeps going for now.

 

[WarlockWabbit]

They are all dudes wearing girl skins right?

I wish 😩

 

[Kanade0021]

thanks for the translation!

 

[electro_neanderthal]

"Does this remind you of any youtubers or streamers?"

Basically any vtuber playing a videogame, lmao. I feel like the number of vtubers where people watch them for actual gaming skill vs just using games as another activity to be cute during is very small.

In all fairness, for any personality streamer, they can't both stream and play at their best. Their job is first and foremost to entertain, and then play the game with whatever brainpower they have left.

 

[dOmOlz]

I'm guessing this'll get dropped

 

[BoredOutFelix]

Oh wow rip got DMCA'd

 

[Xaelath]

I'm guessing this'll get dropped

Time to learn Japanese.
There's not much other choice.

 

[DepartmentOfTransportation]

I'm guessing this'll get dropped

Some good news for you all - our English translation of DUO will continue, albeit no longer on MangaDex.

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[electro_neanderthal]

Wow you're right, I never noticed that... it's like Crim's mum is also a vampire. Interesting... but also random. Why are there IRL vampires but the focus of the story is on the video game?

I agree that it seems like the author has forgotten about their initial premise.

To clarify and give a little more information:

Crim was at a crossroads: they could either choose to be human or choose to be a vampire. The special capsule will transform them fully into either, because being mixed can cause some real issues... like the one where they nearly killed their childhood friend when they were young, and as a result their memory was wiped.

Crim wasn't told this, because their parents wanted Crim to choose without any pressure, and what's less pressure than choosing a race for a game character that can normally be changed at will?

The pod will take, iirc, 3 months to transform Crim, and so for now the story is all in-game, but the WN does get back to their reality once the pod is done its job (according to other comments in previous chapters).

I don't think the author forgot their initial premise.

What I don't know about, and what would be interesting, is if the unique race thing is expanded upon to the rest of the players.

• Crim has vampire as their in-game unique race.
• Unique races aren't available to every player.
• Crim has real vampire DNA.

Hypothesis: Unique races are the game detecting trace amounts of monster/mythical DNA in players, and theoretically, if they were to use the pod Crim is using, they could also transform into that race. Thus, Crim's parents' end game could possibly be to kick-start the return of a world with once extinct races.