N - Vol. 2 Ch. 10 - J

[MangaDex]

 

[Pagemistress]

Okay, my random "cult is obligated to be trolls" theory may have more merit than I thought.

 

[EchoGirl]

i know there's 'songs to listen to while studying' but i wouldn't consider watching another person study versus studying together in a small group of friends in a library or so

Poor streamer tho, being gaslit into paranoia, tho i guess we might not know if something's there til later but surely it wouldn't be that hard to block someone esp if ur a smaller channel and don't get like thousands of diff accounts or so unless it's the cult with like extra accounts too

 

[77BLc9JwJGpLVARkamJx]

Nigga, please open the gap.
Nigga, please....

 

[shrike]

The author of this manga really understands how phobia works.

It doesn't really make sense. It even seems silly to onlookers. But for some reason, for them it's just unsettling and scary.

 

[AxelFaiz]

In the last page, did the window opened by itself? There's no sign of hand or something opening it, so does this mean the 'N'tity now latch on to this girl?

 

[zawarudo]

In the last page, did the window opened by itself? There's no sign of hand or something opening it, so does this mean the 'N'tity now latch on to this girl?

Yes, she's going to get N'd.

 

[friendly]

I was going to crack a joke about this being why you gotta ban shitty chat behavior fast but. Come to think of it. That's an uneasy point to this story. Not as in 'oh plot hole just ban him' but like.

A: the streamer is trying to ban them; its not going through or working. Unbeknown to their other regular chatters, behind the scenes they keep trying and trying. The gap is open.

B: Somehow despite the unease and sense of danger and whatever else is being done to him, he somehow can't think to block them. The gap is open.

 

[feignedremoteness]

Small detail: on page 10, it looks like the streamer is struggling with a kanji workbook for children.

 

[Vainfire]

Small detail: on page 10, it looks like the streamer is struggling with a kanji workbook for children.

It makes one wonder: do these streamers only stream for as long as they actually need to study? Once they pass their courses or their exams, do they have to shut down shop? Or is it merely an aesthetic that they continually maintain by doing things such as working on kanji workbooks for children

 

[feignedremoteness]

It makes one wonder: do these streamers only stream for as long as they actually need to study? Once they pass their courses or their exams, do they have to shut down shop? Or is it merely an aesthetic that they continually maintain by doing things such as working on kanji workbooks for children

maybe they continue building the hype through college, and after that they’re expected to graduate into “normal” life as a worker and put away “childish things”
like streaming.

my read on this situation, though, was that he’s either too stressed out to do real work, and is pretending to struggle, OR the supernatural influence has already swiss cheesed his brain so much that he’s forgotten basic writing skills
it’s an interesting note of unease