Otonari no Oneesan ni Arekore sareru - Vol. 1 Ch. 25 - Smooth

[MangaDex]

 

[SquigglesJP]

You've been hit by
You've been struck by
A SMOOTH criminal

 

[spawnknight]

DRAMA!!!

 

[Noznin55]

 

[UdenEmpati]

It's official.

I'm shipping everyone with him but Blondie Stacks.
Including his MILF hunter friend.

 

[dmxtrix]

The answer is always ntr

 

[xanon]

Well, there's gonna be drama either way, but will it be:

the drama of imouto-chan hating him for stealing her sister
or
the drama of imouto-chan having feelings for him, but, for some stupid reason, won't say anything​

 

[Darkshade13]

mid-aged adult?

she's like, what, 23? Maybe? 24 at most?

 

[UdenEmpati]

mid-aged adult?

she's like, what, 23? Maybe? 24 at most?

I've seen the joke played out before in manga - that to anyone who's like 11-14, being over 20 is "middle aged".
And anyone who's parent-aged (like, 30s) is either "parent-aged" (which I guess means decrepit), or simply 'old as shit'.

 

[phil777]

I've seen the joke played out before in manga - that to anyone who's like 11-14, being over 20 is "middle aged".
And anyone who's parent-aged (like, 30s) is either "parent-aged" (which I guess means decrepit), or simply 'old as shit'.

Why do you think they call older girls Christmas cake in Japan? Because they're past 25.

 

[SquigglesJP]

OOOOOF

 

[stonks4251]

Oh no...

 

[Tap2]

I've seen the joke played out before in manga - that to anyone who's like 11-14, being over 20 is "middle aged".
And anyone who's parent-aged (like, 30s) is either "parent-aged" (which I guess means decrepit), or simply 'old as shit'.

Works better in Nordic languages ( well, at least provides the extra joke opportunity) - 'medelålders' vs 'medeltida' .