Onii-chan Is Done For! - Vol. 5 Ch. 45.7 - Mahiro and Visible Undergarments

[MangaDex]

 

[mgRdr]

Acshually, historically, petticoats were meant to be worn commando. There was a belief that our genitals are supposed to be exposed to air, and covering them with underwear is unhealthy

 

[fujikawakenji]

Did she just touch Mahiro on her ass lol

 

[bagong016]

Mihari has touched THE WORLD

 

[ieatass69]

I think I have seen this skirt design and this animal somewhere before hmmmmm

 

[Calfiphunt]

za warudo

 

[JumboWheat01]

There are times I wonder if Mihari's forgotten about her "rehabilitation" project and is just way too excited at the prospect of having a little sister to dress up.

 

[dy4y]

Being Mahiro is suffering...?

 

[josilva81]

Soooooo... Mihari touched Mahiro again. Third time, I guess. Except this time Mahiro's friend was not there

 

[silverpetricof]

Thanks for the translation.

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[Meijin]

A whole other world was laid bare and much new learnings were grasped.

 

[Narehate]

I think I have seen this skirt design and this animal somewhere before hmmmmm

I love Pokemon!

 

[anon763]

Acshually, historically, petticoats were meant to be worn commando. There was a belief that our genitals are supposed to be exposed to air, and covering them with underwear is unhealthy

I can't say it's a topic I've ever investigated deliberately, but isn't it more than a historic "belief", and actually backed up by rates of yeast infections for women who wear pants vs skirts?

 

[avefenixflames]

Underwear over underwear? that's kinda contradictory isn't it?

 

[ChuuritsuTv]

How is underwear underwear if you're supposed to wear underwear under that underwear?

 

[manabi]

Thanks for the chapter, but one small correction: that's not a pannier, it's a petticoat. A pannier extends the width of the skirt, so it spreads out a foot or so on either side of the wearer. A petticoat is exactly as described in the chapter, with tons of frills to add volume to the skirt. Petticoats give your skirt a nice A shape, while panniers give it an m shape.

I can't say it's a topic I've ever investigated deliberately, but isn't it more than a historic "belief", and actually backed up by rates of yeast infections for women who wear pants vs skirts?

Yep, the vagina needs to be able to "breathe" for best health. This is why the vast majority of panties have a cotton crotch section, even if they're otherwise made of other materials, like nylon, rayon, silk, etc.

How it underwear underwear if you're supposed to wear underwear under that underwear?

Because it's still worn underneath your outer layer of clothing. Coats/jackets don't count as the outer layer, since they're meant to be worn outside and taken off indoors. Women's clothing can have a great deal of undergarments, especially compared to men's. (Where it's usually underwear and a t-shirt at most.) For example for someone wearing a gothic lolita dress: panties, bra, camisole, half slip or full slip, bloomers, and petticoat. All of it serves different purposes, it's not worn for the sake of wearing it.

 

[dorkhaus]

Thanks for the chapter, but one small correction: that's not a pannier, it's a petticoat. A pannier extends the width of the skirt, so it spreads out a foot or so on either side of the wearer. A petticoat is exactly as described in the chapter, with tons of frills to add volume to the skirt. Petticoats give your skirt a nice A shape, while panniers give it an m shape.

The chapter itself calls it a パニエ, so you'll have to take that one up with Nekotoufu, unfortunately.

 

[manabi]

The chapter itself calls it a パニエ, so you'll have to take that one up with Nekotoufu, unfortunately.

I see, so it's accurately inaccurate.

 

[CinderSquall]

Underwear over underwear? that's kinda contradictory isn't it?

Think of it like a garterbelt, technically "underwear"... honestly using "undergarment" instead of "underwear" would be more appropriate but I don't know if there's a separate Japanese word for undergarment and underwear.