Onizuka-chan and Sawarida-kun - Vol. 1 Ch. 11.1 - Magazine Extra

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oh yeah it's kinda like how i gave my foreskin to my hamster Gilbert
 
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To be fair I am kinda curious about her ethics too. Imagine you cutting a regrow able finger and feeding your dog that.
 
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Wait, how does everyone else feed their pets?
I've been doin it wrong all this time?!?
But it saves time and money... And they seem to like it just fine...? 😕
 
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The ethics of a world with monsters is vastly different from ours
Do not question it
Your mind will explode
 
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Wouldn't that border cannibalism? :unsure:

It certainly would border it, but whether it really was, I suppose it would depend on what exactly those plant-looking parts actually are made of. A baby drinking the mother's milk isn't a cannibal, even though the milk is 100% animal product of the same species. There's an even more dramatic case among adults, which I will leave to your imagination, yet it doesn't make a human a cannibal for real, in pretty much anyone's opinion.

So, if those parts for her whatever race/species aren't anything fancy and traditionally have been eaten by others ritualistically or otherwise, perhaps even to grant the offspring some biological benefit, I wouldn't say it would be cannibalism.
 
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To figure out her ethics and weather or not it's cannibalism we need to figure out some things first.
1: what is her body made of?
In a previous chapter we see her grow root on her ass that stuck her to the ground, so we can infer that she has a root system as part of her body, but is she basically a human who has plants growing inside of her or is her body made of plant?

2: Does she consider the sprout as "part of her body"?
We see the sprout grow on her head and at her will it can grow meaning she has power over it, but does she, and by extension her species, consider the sprouts to actively be a part of their "body" or selves, or is the sprout considered just something that grows on them and they happen to have an influence on it?
 

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