Juuou to Yakusou - Vol. 3 Ch. 19 - A Roar, Echoing on a Moonlit Night

[MangaDex]

 

[Simkin]

I keep forgetting that this manga at times tends to go extremely heart-shatteringly hard.

 

[jlazarillo]

Y'all, this one was tough, and not just 'cause it was double-length, but because I got a little misty every time I had to pass back over it. Okay, more than "a little misty", actually.

 

[zxdwas]

This is so good, thank you for the chapter, hope the bear can meet his boyfriend again

 

[Jachinz]

 

[Elhao]

Damn, a mere two chapters conveying so much emotion.
This is quite similar to Frieren in that the strongest moments are not in battle (here even less than there), but in the characters showing their strength of, well, character and acknowledgment of each other.

 

[yun1que]

 

[Alcion]

The onion ninjas are multiplying.

 

[avefenixflames]

 

[atlas304]

the rabbit was gay, right?

 

[Fidelas]

Garron's gonna need to build some feelchairs for the readers.

 

[Potipecan]

Garron's gonna need to build some feelchairs for the readers.

Sadly, he's already established he doesn't know how to heal hearts

 

[avefenixflames]

This is so good, thank you for the chapter, hope the bear can meet his boyfriend again

the rabbit was gay, right?

Please, don't ruin the moment with unnecessary shipping....

 

[angelusalvus]

Honestly, the Human MC feels completely unnecessary. Why couldn't Garron be the MC?

 

[jlazarillo]

Honestly, the Human MC feels completely unnecessary. Why couldn't Garron be the MC?

While I could see it being a little more vague early on, by this point, if I had to narrow down a single character to be "the MC" in this series, really, I'd probably say it's Garron as it is. That said, I don't know that that makes Tina unnecessary (certainly, she adds perspective that I think makes the story more straightforward to tell), though, and definitely not unwelcome. She's a great character, they both are, on top of their dynamic being fairly unique, very clearly able to work as partners despite the difference in physical ability and background knowledge, in particular.

 

[avefenixflames]

Honestly, the Human MC feels completely unnecessary. Why couldn't Garron be the MC?

Then you are not paying attention to the story, Both are different sides of the same coin, both had wrong perspectives of each other's side, both are learning from each other, both are learning that humans and demons are more similar than they once thought... literally the first chapter is Titled "A story about a human and a demon"

 

[CandyManSC]

These past two chapters felt a little rushed... I hope the authors doing ok.

 

[vangstampede]

Ah, so he isn't completely alone nor that he is in stasis once crossing into the mirror world. So, why exactly does someone need to enter the mirror world for the spell to work anyway? So that Mirroro isn't alone anymore, making Mirroro, and subsequently the mirrors, stronger or something like that? I feel like it's a weird requirement made for drama, is all.

Beside, if Mirroro can interact with someone from inside the mirror world (as evidenced by Mirroro and Crowe talking with each other before the spell), then maybe Crowe can too. If so, then it's not as bad as I thought, Momoslow is still able to see Crowe and talk with him. EDIT: I'm a dumbass. Nobody outside the mirror world can perceive the dungeon after the spell (Momoslow says so). That's why Momoslow is so sad.

Speaking of Momoslow, I thought his name was actually Momo or Momoslo and that he was called Momoslow because he's, well, slow (which isn't true). Guess that's really his name.

I'm guessing Crowe and Momoslow's flashbacks took place some time after Baghra's flashback but before Draechen's flashbacks, since the Garron in Crowe and Momoslow's flashbacks seems calmer and more level-headed than the hot-blooded Garron in Baghra's flashback, but Garron still had the axe which was already missing when Draechen's flashbacks took place.

Still wondering when and why YoungGarron ditched his axe. Like, the axe looks normal, so if he lost or broke it he could've just asked for a new one. I guess he discovered his proficiency with his claws, and so he ditched the axe?

And most important of all, do y'all think he was wearing something underneath that skirt?

Honestly, the Human MC feels completely unnecessary. Why couldn't Garron be the MC?

Every Sherlock Holmes needs a John Watson of their own. Beside, Garron is the main character, the title of this manga completely refers to him.

 

[jlazarillo]

These past two chapters felt a little rushed... I hope the authors doing ok.

FWIW, we're still pretty far behind in the fanscans. The latest chapter as of this posting is 39.1 (with 39.2 due out tomorrow). I'm not aware of any current or previous issues that the author and artist have had and the schedule's stayed pretty consistent (and, in fact, I don't wanna overhype too much but volume 4's climax was/is gonna be some maximum effort stuff on their part), so I don't think there's too much to worry about on that front. That's the good news. Then again, to me, the story arc from this and chapter 18 doesn't feel too rushed...maybe chapter 19 ironically ends up feeling shorter because it's twice as long as most?

 

[angelusalvus]

These past two chapters felt a little rushed... I hope the authors doing ok.

I also think so. These two former henchmen should have had more screentime before being removed from the story.

Then you are not paying attention to the story, Both are different sides of the same coin, both had wrong perspectives of each other's side, both are learning from each other, both are learning that humans and demons are more similar than they once thought... literally the first chapter is Titled "A story about a human and a demon"

I just think that the story would work better under Garron's perspective alone.
But let's not kid ourselves. the reason why there's a female human MC in this case is to appeal to the monster fu*** crowd.