hitoner - Ch. 2 - The Invasive Species Known as Hito, Chapter 2: I, Hito

[MangaDex]

 

[spawnknight]

So wait, this actually has a series now?

 

[Mangamoz]

This won't end well when he tells them the REAL reasons humans were looking for another planet like Earth, and what we did to our own planet.

 

[Nemo2342]

"I have witnessed the fires of hell...and it seems I'm still there" is pretty fucking metal.

 

[koga88]

Never had a chance to read the one-shot that this one came from (its been removed now) but this is pretty great. Following this for sure even if I have to keep track elsewhere.

 

[StrangeStripes]

Never had a chance to read the one-shot that this one came from (its been removed now) but this is pretty great. Following this for sure even if I have to keep track elsewhere.

Chapter 1 is the one-shot.

 

[rabidfish]

The HMOFA has lead me here

 

[nikos3194]

Chapter 1 is the one-shot.

There is another ecchi one-shot made by Kawazoko (A.K.A Kikunyi) which was also removed along with the first original one-shot

For those who wish to look it up, its full original title is Tonelico Houdoukan no Ura Houkokusho (Hitoner)

 

[AbuHajaar]

another ecchi one-shot

There's actually two. And the ending of the second doujin implies there could be more

 

[FloorRoof]

Yeah, I get the feeling that if we ever met aliens, they'd be shocked and disgusted by our ability and willingness to eat almost anything, and our pursuit to turn any plant, fungus, animal or mineral into food, spices, alcohol and drugs.

 

[Luke_chase]

It’s “humans are space orcs” isn’t it

 

[fight2live]

It’s “humans are space orcs” isn’t it

yes, and it's one of my favorite genre

 

[ARealCoolGuy]

It’s “humans are space orcs” isn’t it

Honestly, one of my favourite tropes.
So many sci-fi, or any stories really, ultimately have a bleak outlook on humans and their fellow man. Humans are Space Orcs stories at least says that humanity has done some cool things, there's an optimism and admiration for humanity, and our future, there that is sorely lacking in so much of our media.
It's kind of the optimism that the original Star Treks' had, but cooler.

 

[Ropoloid]

You MANIACS! You BLEW IT UP!

 

[MasterPannya]

Project Hail Mary but Rocky is a cat girl.

 

[Thirtyfour]

How long would it take for us humans to evolve an animal to walk upright and speak a language? Domesticating foxes took a few decades. I want to know for science reasons.

 

[TestAddress]

So wait, this actually has a series now?

Yay. They can use the Rosetta stone and dig up the Egyptian stone fics from the Pyramid, they can make this series last for a lifetime, like as long as the Egyptian civilization.

 

[UberNomad]

I don't get it. Sure, we can eat a lot of different stuff. But carnivores should have much easier time digesting meat, which can be raw or even rotten. That's an important source of protein we couldn't fully utilize before the invention of fire. And herbivores should be getting much more out of plant and grain.

Another thing. I guess it's not far enough in the future that just anybody can go in space(but far enough that they let people just fly wherever and alone), and he supposed to have outstanding health and atleticism, but I don't buy that he's stronger than a bear, for example.

 

[Ropoloid]

before the invention of fire

What if they invented fire.

 

[Ironclad]

I know it's not the point of the series, but giving the kemo a near identical solitary star and moon which resemble Earth's makes it seem even more impossible. Then again the impact having multiple solar and lunar cycles or a different class of star would have on biology would get very complicated.