Nobunaga no Chef - Vol. 16 Ch. 137 - The Burden of Inheritance

[MangaDex]

 

[ghostkun]

Hmm... Nobutada is the eldest... but Nobukatsu has cool, messy hair.

 

[Darkenning]

If history in this manga proceeds as it is written today, Nobukatsu is not going to come out of this well. But he will survive and live to see old age. "Though he is often described as an incompetent general, he managed to survive the series of upheavals." (Oda Nobukatsu, Wikipedia)

 

[Lambo12233]

The typesetting was pretty rough for this chapter. Lots of text went beyond the borders and it was very noticeable on the early pages, the most egregious being page 9. Here, the text doesn't even have a white outline around "Nobutada" as well as the shoddy clean with no redraw on the topmost panel.

 

[shusi95]

Nobunaga is great for war, but we need people like Nobutada for time of unification and peace

 

[Grimmycoffee]

I wonder what Nobukatsu will do, and if Ken will got mad about it or not.

The typesetting was pretty rough for this chapter. Lots of text went beyond the borders and it was very noticeable on the early pages, the most egregious being page 9. Here, the text doesn't even have a white outline around "Nobutada" as well as the shoddy clean with no redraw on the topmost panel.

I'm not excusing it, but I just want to say that this has been happening since at least chapter 132 (though if it happened less) and I prefer this than the smaller texts that's hard to read in Fit Height function.

If the scanlators have a fix that make the texts fit the bubble/boxes and look big, then good, but if I have to pick one than I pick bigger text.

 

[dahhv2]

If history in this manga proceeds as it is written today, Nobukatsu is not going to come out of this well. But he will survive and live to see old age. "Though he is often described as an incompetent general, he managed to survive the series of upheavals." (Oda Nobukatsu, Wikipedia)

Yeah, but history doesn't have Ken, the master chef that can communicate through food and probably everyone overthinking it

 

[ImabotStw]

Nobunaga is great for war, but we need people like Nobutada for time of unification and peace

This probably why Nobunaga wants Nobunata to take over. Father wants to end period of Warring States while Nobunata can build a peaceful and economically strong Japan. Some leaders are great at time of war others are good for times of peace.
Tho latter won't be an easy task either. Japanese society was built around the ruling Samurai Warrior caste means that big reforms will have to be done were Samurai could move to other trades not just focus on the military.

 

[Realityscans]

The typesetting was pretty rough for this chapter. Lots of text went beyond the borders and it was very noticeable on the early pages, the most egregious being page 9. Here, the text doesn't even have a white outline around "Nobutada" as well as the shoddy clean with no redraw on the topmost panel.

cant argue with that. the bubbles is too small. If I fit the text inside, it would be too small to read. And I'm not really good with typesetting specially cleaning. Since I cant pay for typesetters right now, everyone will have to deal with the current quality even if its bad for the readers.

 

[BowlOfMisoSoup]

The introduction of the sons is awesome. Really opens up a whole lot of new possibilities. Im not too well versed on the history of these times but looking forward to see what the author and Ken can cook up

 

[d_a_renoir]

If history in this manga proceeds as it is written today, Nobukatsu is not going to come out of this well. But he will survive and live to see old age. "Though he is often described as an incompetent general, he managed to survive the series of upheavals." (Oda Nobukatsu, Wikipedia)

The name is incorrectly written
This is Oda Nobutaka, not Nobukatsu. He's destined to be executed in 1583.

@Realityscans Hoping you can see this because you guys wrote the wrong name.
This third son who resembles Nobunaga is named Nobutaka but you kept calling him Nobukatsu over multiple chapters.

In one of the pages Nobunaga referenced a second son, Nobuo.
Nobuo IS Nobukatsu.