Dungeon no Osananajimi - Vol. 3 Ch. 25 - My Childhood Friend Doesn’t Like Childhood Friend Banishment

[Warmuffin]

The party twist made me smile and the telling of everyone to talk it out is good advice

 

[Fractor123]

Van went all out when childhood friend banishment came to mind, respect.

 

[parodyres]

And they ended making up within 5 minutes. And none of the four idiots ate dinner that night.

 

[jackjack9]

Van is basically saying no to all of those banished from the party series.

 

[izumabakumatsu]

That panel where Van keeps smacking the banished adventurer was too amusing. 🤣🤣🤣

 

[yefta03]

actually, there is a manga about banishing (I forget about the title if you guys could help me with it) about this dude with support magic, double XP and boost party ability. he got kicked out by his party not because they hate him or he sucks but because they worry about him going with them into a dangerous area so they give some compensation to him like a land (island) for him to govern.

 

[yefta03]

btw pages 18 :

 

[RexNemorensis]

 

[ForTheJerusalem]

"Gives author more ammo"

"I was banished by my childhood friend from the party but turns out i was super strong and so i decided to get revenge on them all but turns out they had good intentions and thought they were holding me down and just wanted to raise my low self esteem??!?!?!?!?" You can also add a sentence about harem or something

 

[exxeld]

lmfao what an hilarious turn of events. Van steps in and resolves the classic isekai tropes just like that.

 

[Haydrion101]

I love Pan-kun chapters, and of course happy endings!

 

[JJTheWeeb]

actually, there is a manga about banishing (I forget about the title if you guys could help me with it) about this dude with support magic, double XP and boost party ability. he got kicked out by his party not because they hate him or he sucks but because they worry about him going with them into a dangerous area so they give some compensation to him like a land (island) for him to govern.

It's the cycle.
Something become popular.
Copycats appear until the 'genre' become cliche.
Someone make a new thing to break the mold that get popular.
Repeat.

In fact there's already 'the banisher had good intention all along' manga already.

It's this one: https://mangadex.org/title/2436b0ca...-leveling-up-the-hero-to-leveling-up-a-nation

Outside of that one, there's also the one with the enchantment mage being exiled because his skills aren't "showy" enough since dungeon explorers are streamed, so he becomes a dungeon lord but keeps a good relationship with his previous party: https://mangadex.org/title/c26a8a56...mage-who-got-kicked-out-of-the-hero-party-due (yes the title is stupid long)

And definitely a few others that I can't think of right away

 

[Inori]

Literally me coming to the comments section to collect some sweet recommendations. I always welcome the "deconstruction phase" of any subgenre to be honest, even if I don't mind the trope itself, no matter how overplayed. But obviously things can go a little stale after a few dozen titles that follow the exact same premise.

 

[Magnus_Prime]

That resolution actually brought a tear to my eye. Weird.

 

[Ugh_foine]

"Gives author more ammo"

Praise the lord, and pass the ammunition