She's the entire package, not a single part of her isn't adorable.Tsumiki's collarbone is hot. I did it. I said it. Come at me.
Also, Senga bottom confirmed.
It's only weird because you want it to be weird. You say necks should be protected cause they're vulnerable. But Tsumiki is not an actual animal, she has logic and reason. She understands the guy isn't trying to hurt her. And to her, there is nothing 'sacred' about her blood or her neck. So as long as she trust that he wont hurt her, why wouldn't she let him do that? And trust like that is common even among humans in small communities where "Everyone knows each other" that kind of trust carries over a lot of the time, and we know Tsumiki is from such a small community.So, so he did bite her still ?
yeah no. even without THAT panel. touching there is weird af, ? I don't care what the author cooking, i don't believe any culture treated that as normal, let alone with a complete stranger. and especially animal demi human. neck should be the most defensive era. and it is actually worse when the character act so casual about it.
also you tell me a race that need to eat blood to survive is not more explored and prepared with cross culture scenario and instead just "it is just a meal, totally nothing intimate about it, why so serious" ?
Man, Read chapter 1 and thought this look interesting because it seem like they explore a bitt deeper in to the concept of coexist with demi race instead of just animal ear and shit. but this aint it chief
I know right? She's a werewolf girl, dogs don't let strangers (for that matter) touch them in vulnerable places. In this case she agreed to that, which is in and out of itself already super weird taking into consideration the world-building already set.So, so he did bite her still ?
yeah no. even without THAT panel. touching there is weird af, ? I don't care what the author cooking, i don't believe any culture treated that as normal, let alone with a complete stranger. and especially animal demi human. neck should be the most defensive era. and it is actually worse when the character act so casual about it.
also you tell me a race that need to eat blood to survive is not more explored and prepared with cross culture scenario and instead just "it is just a meal, totally nothing intimate about it, why so serious" ?
Man, Read chapter 1 and thought this look interesting because it seem like they explore a bitt deeper in to the concept of coexist with demi race instead of just animal ear and shit. but this aint it chief
This had to be added in because of people like you ally'all better not
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She's not a dog. And you can't say "her personality is based on a dog" because it's not, she has some dog traits but the culture is it's own. Look at the climbing game they played a home. Also what about how super friendly she is? That's not a trait of wild dogs, that's a direct result of domestication, a 'dog like werewolf' wouldn't have that. Also the fact they straight up made their home in a cave and are not nomads. She has some physical dog like reactions, but their culture has never reflected 'dog like' at any point.I know right? She's a werewolf girl, dogs don't let strangers (for that matter) touch them in vulnerable places. In this case she agreed to that, which is in and out of itself already super weird taking into consideration the world-building already set.
But alas, this chapter exists, and the Damage Control (that some think didn't happen, but I digress) came after and stuff. Anyway, the story goes on
We're re-doing all of 1-8, so this one was the elephant in the room that can't be avoided after re-doing 2. Though for anyone who's already read up through chapter 23 this should no longer be too traumatic.Yeah, sure, pretend you didn't pick this specific chapter to translate precisely to form another cesspool in the comments and I'll pretend I believe you
Then the author should make a series focusing it's story and marketing on that.Anyone upset at this chapter before or after the update is missing the entire point of the series. These characters are not human and as we have seen with Tsumiki, some of them literally didn't even grow up in human society. Why would they have the same sense of values as humans? Even between western and eastern culture in real life we have drastically different senses of value. Why is that so hard for people to see?
It's only weird because you want it to be weird. You say necks should be protected cause they're vulnerable. But Tsumiki is not an actual animal, she has logic and reason. She understands the guy isn't trying to hurt her. And to her, there is nothing 'sacred' about her blood or her neck. So as long as she trust that he wont hurt her, why wouldn't she let him do that? And trust like that is common even among humans in small communities where "Everyone knows each other" that kind of trust carries over a lot of the time, and we know Tsumiki is from such a small community.
you naive belived anything author cook just because he drop "it is different culture" they have diffent value than human.Anyone upset at this chapter before or after the update is missing the entire point of the series. These characters are not human and as we have seen with Tsumiki, some of them literally didn't even grow up in human society. Why would they have the same sense of values as humans? Even between western and eastern culture in real life we have drastically different senses of value. Why is that so hard for people to see?
It's only weird because you want it to be weird. You say necks should be protected cause they're vulnerable. But Tsumiki is not an actual animal, she has logic and reason. She understands the guy isn't trying to hurt her. And to her, there is nothing 'sacred' about her blood or her neck. So as long as she trust that he wont hurt her, why wouldn't she let him do that? And trust like that is common even among humans in small communities where "Everyone knows each other" that kind of trust carries over a lot of the time, and we know Tsumiki is from such a small community.