Onii-chan Is Done For! - Vol. 4 Ch. 36 - Mahiro and a Surprise

[MangaDex]

 

[wooklee]

i think the cake is tiramisu

 

[xyzzy]

So does the author have a bathroom fetish or something?

 

[Gian]

Thanks to pointing out in the last chapter (or special) that there's an oddly high number of wetting incidents, which indicate a fetish on part of the author, I thought that Mahiro has an "accident" on page 5 at first.

And the last page doesn't make it better.

 

[Arararanya]

@xyzzy idk bout u but peeing lolis are kinda hot ngl

 

[agtra]

@Arararanya
Same, i mean i am not a pedo but i want to see loli wet their pants and shove their soiled panties into their mouth

 

[Nakanowatari]

Lol, I thought it was kue lapis too. As much as I would love it but theyre Japanese dude, how would they know Indonesian traditional snack


Man, I wasnt some kue lapis now...

 

[JumboWheat01]

Unconsciously using watashi? Onii-chan is most certainly done for. How much longer until he accepts his role as imouto?

 

[MidnighTea]

We're onto you. "You're in" trouble, author.

Watashi. Yep, Mahiro's done for. She's one of them now. By the grace of goddess some of us shall follow.

 

[NinjaGoemon]

Using watashi unironically may be a symptom of "you're done for". Consult with your new onee-chan today to discuss how to proceed.

 

[Eviltwin]

"Watashi" is a feminine pronoun? I thought it was gender neutral.

Pronouns I've learned from reading manga/watching anime so far:
"ore" by men
"boku" by little boys or tomboyish girls
"atashi" by girls/young ladies

 

[extralie]

@Eviltwin

This is from google so it could be wrong but this is what I found:

"In formal or polite contexts, “watashi” is gender neutral. However, when it's used in informal or casual contexts, it is usually perceived as feminine."

 

[Meijin]

Does the scanlator not have layer cakes in their neck of the woods?

 

[Esper]

When I was studying Japanese in college, we were taught Watashi as the defacto pronoun to use. It can be used by anyone and no one will give you the sideeye.

 

[Nazdrovie]

@Eviltwin
Normally, Mahiro uses “Ore” when alone or with Mihari, but he uses “Watashi” around Momiji and the others to look more like a normal girl. It’s a notable detail in context.

@Extralie‘s google results are pretty much correct. A guy can use “Watashi” in a business context like during work, but it’s a bit weirder to use that in a casual context.

EDIT: Oh snap, I just realized that the line itself is just a reference to a movie called “I Want to be a Shellfish”, so the use of “Watashi” here is more likely just a joke rather than an actual slip or anything. That’s a big mistake on my part, sorry.

 

[PRAR]

 

[DragonTiger]

I think the cake is just standard Tiramisu layer cake though, lmao

 

[tanookee]

I thought the cake was a tiramisu

 

[Linnette]

isn't it more of a chronic one rather than acute? one that gets worse with time, lol

 

[kwendy]

He got "order bunch of girls" ticket.