Maria no Danzai - Vol. 4 Ch. 31 - The Darkness Of The Midsummer Night

[pandatime]

she wants to know, because one of the things that are moving her still is understand why his son had to die. She tried to be in their shoes to learn if they did that because they were taught to be like that or if they actually wanted to be POS that didn't care about other people, her not killing other people besides that group and helping the girl from being raped are events that are keeping her alive as we already know she wants to end it all but she wants to send them to hell before going to his son. (which unlike jujika has been more enjoyable)

I also cant even blame Maria i mean
we saw it at the start
she saw him die in front of him
she found the Evidence of them been bullies

 

[Knighto]

I also cant even blame Maria i mean
we saw it at the start
she saw him die in front of him
she found the Evidence of them been bullies

and as readers we know if he didn't die there, they were probably gonna target the mom too to bully the shit of Maria's son, which is another thing to make the dad a bigger mess of a useless cop.

 

[the_Bear_from_Bearcave]

Even then, I don't think they actually mean it.

I explain: most Isekai are wish-fulfillment fantasies for the stereotypical japanese otaku (dunno the actual reality, but Isekai general success doesn't deny allegations). You probably know the stereotype with otakus (or geeks in general) and love/sex, so let's not stop there. Now how are you gonna make a purposely designed waifu to NOT refuse the "reader's stand-in" MC at first opportunity so the engagement continues?
Simple: make her unable to for whatever reason, and the most appealing is slavery. And as usual for an isekai story, their actual research and handling of such a heavy topic is... lacking.

I remember reading explanation that this trope is used because isekai MC can't trust anyone in his new, unknown world, so magically bound slave is his best option, despite so many fantasy stories starting with two characters meeting as strangers in dangerous world where naive trust can kill, that are forced by the plot to work together and slowly become loyal friends.

One of better written isekai I've read even uses classic trope of "MC isekaied into dangerous world, saves a girl, gets really hurt so girl saves him back and nurses him", bam, they now can both trust each other. But it seems many people want their isekai MC to be selfish and calculating, not some "goody two-shoes that doesn't fuck his harem", so they prefer him buying sex slave and immediately fucking her with dubious consenst, rather then have normally developing love interest that can function like equal partner, like for example even Asuna from Sword Art Online (ignoring second arc).

 

[Korvalus]

I remember reading explanation that this trope is used because isekai MC can't trust anyone in his new, unknown world, so magically bound slave is his best option, despite so many fantasy stories starting with two characters meeting as strangers in dangerous world where naive trust can kill, that are forced by the plot to work together and slowly become loyal friends.

But there is that the slavery card is played even in isekai where the MC has next to zero trust issues, already trustworthy companions and no need for him to go for slavery save "because author says so". Ex.: Isekai Walking.

And yes, there are THOUSANDS of ways and plot hooks to make an isekaid'd MC gain a trusted female companion/waifu. They just don't care or think the readers won't be interested, neither of them is a good sign.

One of better written isekai I've read even uses classic trope of "MC isekaied into dangerous world, saves a girl, gets really hurt so girl saves him back and nurses him", bam, they now can both trust each other. But it seems many people want their isekai MC to be selfish and calculating, not some "goody two-shoes that doesn't fuck his harem",

I don't htink that's truly the case. There are dozens of Isekais where the MC doesn't touch his slave harem, edgelord or no (Naofumi, Diablo). But in those cases I think it's more to showcase the "benevolence and purity" of the isekaid'd MC. Which is insincere and despicable AF by itself, it´s like asking for thanks just because you didn't kill a stray puppy this week.

so they prefer him buying sex slave and immediately fucking her with dubious consenst, rather then have normally developing love interest that can function like equal partner, like for example even Asuna from Sword Art Online (ignoring second arc).

Hell, just doing ANYTHING sexual to a confirmed slave is considered rape in many IRL countries. Not to mention the already serious topic it is by default. But as with many things in isekai, authors apparently doesn't do a single speck of research which is rather problematic in a topic such as this one.

 

[CrustyGraffiti]

Naaahhhh nah nah nah I don't want him to die here, he still thinks Okaya is a friend who cares about him. Ain't no way the rapist asshole gets more emotional closure in death than the girl who got eaten alive by bugs. I won't stand for it.

 

[BaneAmesta]

Not enough damage considering is a freaking chainsaw, just a few fingers and the dong? I was expecting some limbs flying too, but I guess this is supposed to be a shonen... At least it seems he's dead at last

 

[NoiseBandit]

Seems like the translation for CH 32 is delayed. I can see the raw is out, but not the translation. Hope everything is going okay.

 

[jack_the_tricker__]

CAN HE DIE ALREADY
Stop playing with your food.

well, they played with theirs, only fair that they get played with,

 

[Jampolo]

Not enough damage considering is a freaking chainsaw, just a few fingers and the dong? I was expecting some limbs flying too, but I guess this is supposed to be a shonen... At least it seems he's dead at last

She still gotta dispose of the evidence

 

[Coldlight]

Finally, a pathetic showing from gyaru-oh Rasputin. So this confirms that his Achilles tendons weren't actually cut before (no freaking way he regenerated that) but now we know it is. Shooting with bolts? Didn't work. Explosion to the face? Didn't work. Projectiles to the knee? Didn't work. Electric shock? Didn't work. OK, chainsaw it is.

Wow, that was his pelvis on page 5 cracking. So that was Maria's answer to his violent rape threat. His dick was no match for her chainsaw's fast and furious action, his lower body penetrated by it's thick and violent length. He wanted penetration? He got his wish, and more.

Live by brutality, die by brutality. Kinugawa was the most brutal and violent character in this story so far, and his death had the brutal violence to match. Fitting. And yeah, I don't believe sending him to juvie or even adult prison would have reformed him, he was already evil from childhood and he died unrepentant. A demon from start to finish. And he wasn't even an adult yet!

 

[pandascepter]

this feels like a shinchan episode

 

[AnimuVsMango]

Maria Stole The Precious Thing!

It's unbelievably based that she was faking this whole time and didn't actually enjoy it

Just remember anon, they always fake it.

 

[eternalexhaling]

Revenge is pleasurable on a biological level, too. In studies, when people perform retaliatory acts of aggression, there is activity in brain regions associated with reward. However, the satisfaction is short-lived.

This stuff is 100% unrealistic. Everyone here (I mainly assume minors) who just loves fawning over violence without honor or humanity has to understand that. there aren't villains like Okaya and Johan Liebert that just smile at you once, show you one piece of evidence, and then boom you're their slave to torture/abuse. that doesn't happen. you can't get shot multiple times with a crossbow, lacerated multiple times on your tendons, literally exploded and shot full of shrapnel, and then chainsawed like you're a nu-metal fan. none of the human biology works like that. chainsaws don't even work like that. the moment she touched the fabric of his boxers, the fabric would've been caught in the chain, pulling the entire chainsaw into his chest cavity, most likely getting stuck on guts/bone.

Another way to think about (if you enjoy the literary elements of the work and not just the violence and art, or if you like religion) is to think about the symbology of the protagonist, Maria. She has been symbolized as "Holy Mother Mary" numerous times, so that means it's safe to assume her son symbolizes Jesus. When he was born, all he did was cry and Maria correctly assumed that he was getting it all out as early as possible (again, that doesn't happen). Her son was essentially preparing to bear the sins of humanity and all that crap and was crucified. Maria then goes off for all the torture you all seem to positively enjoy...

Whether you're religious or not, do you think the Jesus who lived on our planet would've wanted his mother to act as Maria did? Would you want your parents to obsess over your death, committing inhumane acts... instead of becoming truly strong and moving on, staying true to that same person you knew them as...?

I don’t know. If I were him, I would cheer for Maria from the afterlife. I wouldn’t want my parents to forgivebutneverforget or show any hint of compassion towards my torturers and murderers.

I understand if they want to move on and live a peaceful life, but I prefer being avenged. And I’d hope they only chose the peaceful life for their own personal happiness and not because they forgave my killers.