The punchline of this one seems to be that everyone calls her “brat” because of the fact that she’s been using a scalpel since early childhood but most people assume that’s it’s just because of her attitude. I’m sorry if I don’t explain it wellI know that's mesugaki, but I don't get the punch-line?
Heal whatIf you came from the anteater one, this might help you heal.
Your eyes.Heal what
Scalpel in Japanese is mesu. She's a child (gaki) who uses a scalpel, so mesu + gaki = mesugaki. Japanese has a lot of homonyms, so puns are a popular form of humor for manga authors and a challenge for translators.I know that's mesugaki, but I don't get the punch-line?
The text on the X-ray says ざあこ so I'm afraid it's a terminal case of being a fucking scrub.Is it lupus?
Honestly? Bravo on the wordplay. Thanks for the explanation!! Scalpel girl best girl, ngl.Scalpel in Japanese is mesu. She's a child (gaki) who uses a scalpel, so mesu + gaki = mesugaki. Japanese has a lot of homonyms, so puns are a popular form of humor for manga authors and a challenge for translators.
I’m curious but should I even ask what you mean…??If you came from the anteater one, this might help you heal.
Very much so. Insanely crazy.Damn that's crazy
A woman became a widow because a giant anteater murdered her husband and she started to live with the anteater. It's surprisingly educative but it's also very cursed. It's from the same author.I’m curious but should I even ask what you mean…??