Hazure Skill "Kinomi Master" ~Skill no Mi (Tabetara Shinu) wo Mugen ni Taberareru You ni Natta Ken ni Tsuite~ - Vol. 5 Ch. 20 - Thaumaturge Hana

[Nick86]

Of course, the villain must nonchalantly burst out the name of its conspirator for the heroes to hear. This author sure used all the text book examples of 'how to not write a story', huh?

And, can you believe this shit is getting anime next year? Why does all the shitty stories always get anime adaptations?

I watch today the first episode and then read the manga till this last chapter translated, indeed was generic, not so bad just average, is your random power fantasy, nothing less nothing more. The anime probably will be the classic 12 episodes.

 

[Strahan]

Ditto. I watched episode one than came to check the manga out. I didn't think it was too terrible, up until they got buddy buddy with whats-her-face. If they beat the snot out of her in payback, then forgave her and let her heel-face turn I'd be better with it but she suffered no consequences at all. Bitch tries to kill you and you save her because you feel bad cuz she wants to dance? Christ.

 

[Hardik_7547]

Thanks for the translations, I think now because of the anime someone will pick this up again.

 

[Kendrakirai]

Thanks for the translations, I think now because of the anime someone will pick this up again.

Hopefully somebody who will actually try.

 

[TushanDaji]

Honestly, I can't blame them. I forgot to unsub after she just kept ignoring the fact this girl killed both of her mentors. She still is, it's honestly still baffeling and I doubt they'll ever address it

She actually didnt kill anyone the reaper that the count summoned continued killing adventurers long after his death she simply used her skill on them all after the fact prior to them arriving in order to ambush them under the saintess's orders

 

[captain_crunch]

hmm anime is using the fruit master instead of nut master in the title. is fruit a better translation of Kinomi?

 

[Lioslin]

hmm anime is using the fruit master instead of nut master in the title. is fruit a better translation of Kinomi?

By my rough Japanese I believe you have Ki (Tree) no (possessive) mi (fruit). So fruit of the tree would be a nut so it slices about the same either way you say it

 

[Erebov]

Thank god, I can drop this now.