Medusa and Futakuchi-chan - Vol. 1 Ch. 8 - Morning Disaster

[MangaDex]

 

[Richman]

Hope it was permanent.

 

[Duribu]

Why does practically every manga have to have one of these? Is it really THAT prevalent in Japan?

 

[cupcakeparty]

Shouldve kept them fangs on the snakes. Couldve made it a bit worse than turning to stone.

 

[Omoni]

@Duribu I'm assuming you can guess the answer buddy

 

[Tersione]

@cupcakeparty It only paralyzed him. The bastard should've been turned to stone for real.

 

[urtoast]

@Duribu sadly, yes.

 

[Serenata]

It hurts really bad

 

[INSOMNIAHFS]

ARHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MOT#H#RF#CKER PIECE OF SH##################!

 

[dragonite77]

heck out of this cute monster girl manga with that creepy shit.

 

[smartz118]

I don't get it. Why doesn't she scream? Why would ANY woman put up with that shit? If I were her, I'd turn around and punch him in the face and knee him in the crotch.

 

[Newbii]

Superhero in the works here. My Youkai Academia when?

 

[Niewaznekto]

@Duribu when i was in japan akd talked woth other foreigners, shit ton of women said they experienced that within a week of being there so you know, anecdotal evidence and stuff but still

 

[iphex]

@duribu yeah from what I read its pretty insane...

 

[hakunoyuuki]

@smartz118 Many people learn "not to make scene" and there's also the freeze option to "fight or flight" (like, third option) - you're so shocked/scared you freeze up

 

[Grerutin]

god its fucking bleak that this is just a common trope in japanese media

 

[henman]

I thought Tsugu can eat the guy of such size without any problems. She is weaker than I thought

 

[Cornonthekopp]

Ugh thats so horrible

 

[Korath]

@hakunoyuuki Back in 8th grade or something the whole class had a similar "numbness" (dunno the correct English term) in an extreme case.

It was chemistry class and the teacher messed up and experiment. Her cloths went on fire and it was a chemical which couldnt easily be extinguished. Out of 25 to 30 students only 2 reacted. The whole other class was just sitting there and couldnt grasp the situation. One student was aware enough to get a fire blanket and save her while another girl went running to get help from other teachers.

Its not like we didnt want to save her, but we just didnt know what to do at this point. After the event it was clear, but not at that exact moment. I personally didnt like these 2 students, who were adept enough to help, but I still have high respect for them, that they knew what to do and could react. Thinking back to it, it probably was kind of like a herd behavior. Because most of the students didnt react, you didnt react too.

To prevent this, you actually have to train these situations. Later on when I was 18 I made my driver's license and to be able to do the test, you have to solve a first aid class. Imo this should be done way more often and also already in school starting at 5th class or so.

Ofc this here is a different situation, but the feeling of being overwhelmed is the same. Thats also why something like astronaut or firefighting training takes so many years. You have to rely on routines you practiced and adept to them and cant think forever to grasp the situation.

 

[hakunoyuuki]

@Korath Yes! Exactly this!! I'm not sure why you only tagged me and not smartz118 though? I wasn't the one who thought her reaction strange 😅