Maria no Danzai - Vol. 3 Ch. 24 - A Complete Mess

[Haru777]

Im sorry, a "trained cop"?

He got bounced to juvenile offense and safety, Japan doesn't have guns all willy nilly like in America, and the guy has been living like shit while delinquent gets super strength when he has a rage boner.

You also have to take into account the mental state/ptsd of the husband since he lost his composure like that. One mistake can lose a whole fight depending.

 

[ExodiaRM]

that ending was kind of forced idk

 

[eternalexhaling]

So many ret@rds shitting on the father for no reason.

 

[mothralord]

• I'm 50/50 with Yuda helping that guy out. I can understand wanting to "save" him so they can carry out their revenge, plus there's always the chance of some legal bullshit to spare him from justice even if the police caught him. On the other hand, it rubs me the wrong way that he helped him out.
• I GROANED at the police officer (sorry, forgot his name or if it was even mentioned) not immediately pulling out his firearm at the first sign of an intruder. And THEN he fell for the super obvious bait 🙄. It's a different story if he knew who's attacking him, but there's literally no excuse for him to immediately go "Nah, I'd win" on some stranger that could be armed even with backup arriving. Now he's got a shard in his eye and that's mostly his fault, arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. With that, I'm also expecting the author that the police guy will get an eyepatch, and have a theme of "conveniently" turning a blind eye to Maria's revenge. I'm gonna fricking cringe so hard if that happens because he got blinded IMO in the shittiest way possible.
• And seriously, I have no idea why the artist made the police officer and Yuda look similar with the long messy hair and glasses. A few extra seconds to figure out who's depicted in a panel (although police guy has some stubble which helps a bit) is going to be a hassle to read.

im not sure if all cops in japan are allowed to have their firearms outside of active duty