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YesÉ possível ver algumas pessoas na multidão parecendo nervosas no capítulo anterior. Embora eu goste de como algumas delas não se importam se ela está chantageando as pessoas, de alguma forma ainda a consideram uma boa pessoa.
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É hora do flashback da Fu-chan, o que deve dar tempo para o irmão ajudar. Não sei o quão forte ele é, mas já que foi capaz de assassinar sua mãe insana, deve conseguir lutar bem. Quanto à própria Fu-chan, é evidente que ela é outra vítima daquela mãe fanática do culto, embora seja muito mais poderosa e traumatizada do que as outras vítimas. Isso obviamente se deve à traição do pai. Pelo que pude perceber neste capítulo, ele é bastante arrogante e essas pessoas são facilmente manipuladas pela mãe.
He has a point. People who stand out do not do well in, and in some case do not survive long, in a society that demands conformity and normality. Think of how people who choose not to use social media are treated as untrustworthy or hiding something. Think of how smart people are targeted by dumb people because the dumb have herd safety in numbers. Think of how many medications she'd be forced on to make her "normal" if her mother chose that route. He's telling her to mask up and pretend to be normal so she isn't destroyed by other people that will never understand her.Amazing life lesson to teach an impressionable kid. Dad of the fucking year.
I think you're expecting TOO much of a 3 year old.Always kind of silly when authors want to show the character is genius and go "she's able to do the QUADRATIC FORMULA!" Sure, impressive for a little kid, but you could have her do something above middle school level. She's apparently writing full on physics papers by elementary school
HOLY SHIT. If this is real ending, it's OnK kind of dogshit finish. Jesus Christ, did Japanese authors really learned nothing from mistakes of Akasaka? I swear, it should be studied, how manga writers cannot create a story with at least decent ending.I spoiled myself ... holy shenanigans, I would say author fumbled a ton
tons of spoiler btw...read at risk
I will not go into deep detail, because it wasn't in my language
- she really needs Uichi to k!ll himself to f*ck with Yotsuha, but big bro was still faster with the police to save them
- Fu goes cult leader and gets Uichi and Yostuha family killed, burns uichi and get big bro stabbed Oshi no Ko style.
- Yotsuha finally uses the power and goes back in time to when she's a kid and jumps off the roof
- Uichi leaves a normal life as he didn't had a psychopath ruining his life (he even is friends with the 2 a-holes that tried to ruin his life), but he SOMEHOW starts to remember Yotsuha and he suddenly remembers everything (and gets Fu for advice, FFS author)
- Uichi searches for a 4leaf clover and prays to go back in time at the same time Yotsuha returns too, and does his best to calm her to have faith in life again.
- They visit Fu to prevent her dad from offing himself and we get a super DUMB and FAST defeat on Yotsuha's mom
- The b!tch can't see people despairing in jail so she was going crazy, watches herself in the mirror and that works for her.
- happily ever after for the couple.
- THERE'S NO ACTUAL PUNISHMENT TO THE GENIUS PSYCHO and that's just crap, because at least make them stay the FUCK outta her life, she has the capacity to be friggin' unhinged, I wouldn't put her on the same level of Yotsuha's mom, but she kinda close, remember she started to plan Yotsuha and Uichi's demise when she was like... what? less than 8 years old.
I wouldn't call it the worst end, someone already mentioned deadtube, there's also jujika and maria no danzzai also a big flop, so at least is a little on top of them
I'm not gonna deny that this manga is stupid, that was kind of obvious from volume 1, and the ending is also pretty rushed, but there's a thing I take issue with.I spoiled myself ... holy shenanigans, I would say author fumbled a ton
tons of spoiler btw...read at risk
I will not go into deep detail, because it wasn't in my language
- she really needs Uichi to k!ll himself to f*ck with Yotsuha, but big bro was still faster with the police to save them
- Fu goes cult leader and gets Uichi and Yostuha family killed, burns uichi and get big bro stabbed Oshi no Ko style.
- Yotsuha finally uses the power and goes back in time to when she's a kid and jumps off the roof
- Uichi leaves a normal life as he didn't had a psychopath ruining his life (he even is friends with the 2 a-holes that tried to ruin his life), but he SOMEHOW starts to remember Yotsuha and he suddenly remembers everything (and gets Fu for advice, FFS author)
- Uichi searches for a 4leaf clover and prays to go back in time at the same time Yotsuha returns too, and does his best to calm her to have faith in life again.
- They visit Fu to prevent her dad from offing himself and we get a super DUMB and FAST defeat on Yotsuha's mom
- The b!tch can't see people despairing in jail so she was going crazy, watches herself in the mirror and that works for her.
- happily ever after for the couple.
- THERE'S NO ACTUAL PUNISHMENT TO THE GENIUS PSYCHO and that's just crap, because at least make them stay the FUCK outta her life, she has the capacity to be friggin' unhinged, I wouldn't put her on the same level of Yotsuha's mom, but she kinda close, remember she started to plan Yotsuha and Uichi's demise when she was like... what? less than 8 years old.
I wouldn't call it the worst end, someone already mentioned deadtube, there's also jujika and maria no danzzai also a big flop, so at least is a little on top of them
some are fair points, BUTI'm not gonna deny that this manga is stupid, that was kind of obvious from volume 1, and the ending is also pretty rushed, but there's a thing I take issue with.
The reason why Fuu went crazy is not really just because her dad killed himself. It's because in his suicide note he said that the only person he ever loved was Kazuha because she truly accepted him (yeah this is still stupid as fuck), and when he was around his daughter he felt something close to that feeling, so he pretended in his mind that she was Kazuha and was basically using her as a substitute for her. Fuu-chan was about 12-13, not 8, and getting this kind of pseudo-incestuous "I never really loved you for you yourself" confession from her dead father basically broke her brain, and she devoted herself to revenge so that she didn't have to think about it more than "if Yotsuha was never born this wouldn't have happened". I'm not gonna say it's amazing writing, but this sort of thing would make anyone go crazy. She's not inherently evil on her own.
The whole idea here is that people are not inherently evil (besides Kazuha, but maybe if ANYONE AT ALL had pushed back against her as a child she could be different). Uichi had memories of a timeline where Fuu, Yae, and Rei had trauma and pressure on them and were vindictive and spiteful bullies, but he also had memories of a timeline where that trauma and pressure were gone and they were all nice people.
This is why he was willing to forgive Fuu, who, in the timeline he went back to, had not done anything yet. There's no real reason to punish a kid for something they could potentially do if they haven't actually done it yet, and you're trying to stop them from doing it anyway. Also like, Uichi and Yotsuha liked her. They were friends for years and when they heard her story they felt bad for her. The way they saw it, she was a victim of the actions of adults just like Yotsuha was and she could be saved and become real friends with them.
In the end because a lot of people jump straight to vengeance and punishment and are going to be mad about what happens, but the thing is once Uichi and Yotsuha do the time leap, evil mastermind Fuu no longer exists. She's like the version of a character that only exists in a visual novel's bad end. The punishment for her and all of her henchmen is non-existence while Uichi and Yotsuha get to live in a world where they're happy and surrounded by better people.
Even if you take every timeline as a parallel universe, you can easily imagine that in those other universes Fuu finds out she doesn't feel any better after her revenge is carried out, and now she's just a lonely, hollow murderer whose only friend was the fake friend she drove to suicide, and so she'll probably follow in her friend's footsteps.