hitoner - Ch. 12 - Hito Drones

[ocsibrm]

my boy wants to be his hitosona so fuckin bad

 

[Balithar]

I didn't need to know but

I'm happy I got to know


I'm barely ever looking at "related"

Going by their logic, then that means Hitoshi bangs not just Tonelico, but her sister too.

 

[Mangon]

wow this went in a shitty direction

 

[Mangon]

Are we the baddies?

always have been

 

[Arx724]

The answer is simple: make babby with cat

 

[Werebearguy]

People jumping to conclusions. We literally know nothing about Hitoshi's mission. He could be a drone too, for all we know. He's too calm and collected about weird creatures on another planet being all touchy-feely with him, after all. Not all cosmic horror starts off with "EVERYTHING DIES, THIS IS HOW IT HAPPENED". I'm willing to give it a chance since the cast has been enjoyable, and all the hints were leading to "something". Scary biological weapons is definitely a twist, but we don't even know what's about to happen or how the drones even work.

 

[Darkshade13]

Godspeed, catwife.

 

[KitRagnell]

This is the same as "we must all become furries in order to live"

 

[radstylix]

Yeah wtf, sudden "horror" tag out on nowhere.
Some of you predicted clones, and these might still be (corrupted) clones.

 

[LilHoodie]

Hitoshi is a titan

 

[jojoka]

Would think that Tonelico would be the first inn line to start the hitofication of kemo.

No because she'd have to share her hito. She wants him to herself she's a possessive cat after all.

 

[UnvalidUserName]

I was not expecting body horror from this series

 

[BP]

Are we the baddies?

No. We are ontologically Good. Anything we do by definition is correct.

 

[REMasher]

Leave it to "man's best friend" to be the ultimate Hito degenerate.

 

[BranCracker]

So no head?

 

[TheCasualEnjoyer]

Horrors beyond human comprehension? Please we created this.
The term should become "Horrors beyond Kemo comprehension."

 

[KazuyaKan]

I have a hypothesis. What if this is just a rehash of "Planet of the Apes", and he is back on Earth, not just a couple hundred, or couple of thousand years later, but tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or even a million or 2 years later, enough time for every animal to anthropomorphize and build a society, as well as the continents to change, and humans to go extinct.

And yes, this sudden change out of no where seems to me as a grasp to keep interest in the manga going. It's just so out of place compared to the previous chapters.

 

[6kppsmile]

I have a hypothesis. What if this is just a rehash of "Planet of the Apes", and he is back on Earth

You'd think this would be easily verifiable, considering his ship has some powerful computer inside. Plus I believe it was said he had to travel for millennia, so millions of years are right out. And millennia wouldn't be enough to completely erase all traces of our existence - obvious archaeology aside, our stone monuments would take hundreds of thousands of years to fully erode. So unless the mangaka didn't even consider such things I'd say it's unlikely.

 

[fight2live]

"What are the drones doing right now??"
"They're just standing there! Menacingly!!"

 

[commandodude]

I love that we have the leader of the Kemono First faction and the leader of the Servants faction in the same room.

Wait, was I not playing Terra Invicta?