Henkyou Mob Kizoku no Uchi ni Totsuidekita Akuyaku Reijou ga, Mechakucha Dekiru Yoi Yome Nanda ga? - Vol. 2 Ch. 10.5

[MangaDex]

 

[ColorNoob]

Sadly a short chapter but a good one
Next raw 9.10.25

 

[Sunji27]

MC only focus on battle ofcourse he's dense and doesn't know the "lead the way" thing




Thank you for the upload

 

[MrTurtleMan]

I suppose an extra chapter for the volume release

The gamers card was my favourite

 

[Arlcas]

ah I need my insulin

 

[WhimsiCat]

MC only focus on battle ofcourse he's dense and doesn't know the "lead the way" thing




Thank you for the upload

Hey now, he's Ragna Brave, not Ragna Smort.

 

[ciera]

Thank you for the omake chapter and card scans

 

[Erbakhan]

Wife

 

[Slingerman]

My Husband Cannot Be This Cute, coming to streaming services near you!

Thanks for the scanlation.

 

[Jon]

I don't know if my aging heart can withstand this level of adorable.

 

[Chizan]

Why is the burn mark missing from the last illustrations?

 

[Mafeb]

As a certain (very tall) duchess once said, "Men only need to be cute"

 

[Zhangar]

Why is the burn mark missing from the last illustrations?

Honestly, it looks like they all downplayed the scar. It isn't cute, after all.

In character, it's something that could probably be covered by mundane or magical means if she felt like it. And probably necessary to do so if she's trying to incognito.

Anyways, this was cute.

 

[Madologist]

Why is the burn mark missing from the last illustrations?

Honestly, it looks like they all downplayed the scar. It isn't cute, after all.

In character, it's something that could probably be covered by mundane or magical means if she felt like it. And probably necessary to do so if she's trying to incognito.

Anyways, this was cute.

Burn scar in fiction is just a red make up spot, a birth mark. A charm point.

I know art is hard, but could some artists for once actually draw scars as they actually look like, instead of just character features that actually improve their looks... Can't think of many examples, where disfiguring scars are actually that, Balalaika from Black Lagoon is the only thing that pops to mind.

 

[javajulien]

She literally owns his dog collar, so her taking the lead on their dates is not shocking.

 

[mahtan]

She is cute with the burn.

 

[ColorNoob]

Honestly, it looks like they all downplayed the scar. It isn't cute, after all.

In character, it's something that could probably be covered by mundane or magical means if she felt like it. And probably necessary to do so if she's trying to incognito.

Anyways, this was cute.

It's also the upscaler i used because i only had the small picture from twitter so i had to make them bigger.

 

[MaCl0wSt]

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[Fushiginiku]

Burn scar in fiction is just a red make up spot, a birth mark. A charm point.

I know art is hard, but could some artists for once actually draw scars as they actually look like, instead of just character features that actually improve their looks... Can't think of many examples, where disfiguring scars are actually that, Balalaika from Black Lagoon is the only thing that pops to mind.

Nice Holystone (Baccano) is at least borderline disfigured. It's kept mostly hidden by hair, but it makes sense that she would do so.

Same can be said for D. Grayman's Klaud Nine

The only thing wrong with King (One Punch Man) is that he wouldn't have that scar in that location and still have a perfectly un-touched eye. They screwed up there.

That's actually the one problem with Balalaika's scar, but to a lesser degree. Unlike King, her eye is affected, but to me, not enough. She should have less perfect function of her eyelids. They are only slightly affected (they don't open symmetrically with the unscarred side), and that doesn't look right. They show no other functional trouble.

But yeah, all told, she might be one of the most realistically scarred characters in anime.

 

[unnamederror]

when will he crush the main villains?