Mairimashita! Iruma-kun - Ch. 463 - Delivery

[MangaDex]

 

[JumboWheat01]

I want to believe he told her the entire letter's contents. I have faith in future father-in-law.

 

[isoycrazy]

I hope he made a copy in secret.

Now, listen to your friends words and know they love you.

 

[Acolytus]

Not the best time to ask him to review your mixtape, Ameri.

 

[gmhh]

Henri's counterattack begins.

This is shaping up like one of those charts you see of historic wars in which fifteen different arrows are all pointing at France. Demon Border Patrol... is likely NOT going to be a thing after the conflict. Henri may be head of a new police force, but the force as it is will not survive.

 

[buttertime_]

i want to believe in my heart of hearts that it's a recording of purson's trumpet. or even a kuromu track

 

[kapatid_na_arlene]

Then she'll disown me

lol'd tf out

 

[xyzzy]

“No human remains must exist in the demon world”

Bro it’s demon ink on a demon paper chill the fuck out

 

[bakakubi]

SAVE YOUR SON IN LAW ALREADY, HENRI! YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO!

 

[Andytran730]

Bio punk CD player? Why did it need to be a creature?

 

[jackjack9]

I believe that Henri didn't destroy the letter. He's going tp give it to the Misfit class himself. He's only saying it's destroyed for appearance sake.

Eager to see what Ameri gifted to Iruma.

 

[CanerieRoe]

This chapter got me thinking about if the netherworld has their own version of human rights and whether Iruma would even be considered to have those rights. I’m ofc motivated towards this thought on account of the US constitution, which makes appeals to universal human rights but has been interpreted to only be legally applicable to US citizens. For example, the right to free speech is still applicable for imprisoned people in the US, so prisons are not allowed to interfere with prisoners communicating with people outside. There are extenuating circumstances, which are sometimes used to justify very liberal use of censorship, but letters are legally required to be sent. However, in the case of prisoners in Guantanamo Bay, who are suspected foreign nationals, they are not given the right to communicate with the outside (along with, famously, the right against cruel and unusual punishment).
Demons in Iruma-kun are kinda presented as a semi-enlightened race, where bureaucratic institutions resemble ancient human societies, and yet among other strange things, there is effectively no political violence and education of all things in a central cultural value. In such a society, something as politically complex as universal rights probably wouldn’t develop. But ofc, one of the main reasons why they developed in the real world was to combat institutional power being used inconsistently whenever the slightest legal anomaly occurred, Iruma being one of those anomalies in the story.

 

[pino1988]

I believe Henri wrote everything on a separate letter that was written on the original before destroying it and sent out the copy to the misfit class.

Technically, didn't send "Iruma's" letter.

Technically, wasn't "written" by Iruma.

Legal loophole.

 

[eleanorose123]

After having a music-themed anime season, music can certainly mean MANY things for these characters and ohhhh am I curious to see what was planned....

 

[dowiet]

so could he not copy the letter and send that instead? Feels like there are some really simple loopholes here

 

[TheDarkinBlade]

Irumerie scene incoming, could this be it? Could this finally be the payoff?

Quick, someone destroy every cell phone in the vicinity, we can't have one of them interrupt this again.

 

[Exkalamity]

A letter cannot remain, but spoken words don't remain either right? I'm guessing Henri told Ameri Iruma's words and received a recorded response.

How that is different from passing letters, reading, and then destroying them beats me.

 

[dcm1302]

That is the face of a man who knows EXACTLY how to get away with a crime,

 

[Frye]

Man, I do enjoy good music in a manga

 

[legion98532]

I wonder if it's a recording of their performance from the music festival.