Prison! - Vol. 1 Ch. 9

[MangaDex]

 

[nicolas22g]

Phew, I was worried that sudden praise would excite Akitsuki too much

 

[sssr]

It kinda bugs me that a CGDCT manga is doing one of the best and most realistic depictions of what slave labor looks like in media.

 

[Tcof]

oh nice, it's back. i just think about this manga yesterday

 

[Equilibrium]

I wonder how much this manga is based on real life experiences of the writer.

 

[Labba]

Oh yeah, my favorite inmates are back!

 

[romie68]

See you guys again in a year

 

[AxeBurningfire]

Akitsuki is so cute!! How dare you lock her up, Japan. Just let her attack people!

 

[NARESH4444]

Not even the US nor the UK is that bad when it comes to arrested individuals.

Just another add-on to the list of reasons why one should never go to Japan.

Can't even ask for the God damn time!

 

[silverpetricof]

Thank you for the translation.

 

[dekuscrubs]

If nothing else this manga is a good reminder to look up punishments for drug related offenses before traveling abroad.

 

[EchoGirl]

It kinda bugs me that a CGDCT manga is doing one of the best and most realistic depictions of what slave labor looks like in media.

i mean making dolls doesn't seem as bad as like, being sent to the mines, not saying it's right to overwork/take advantage of them, but other than some one on one sessions every week with a counselor or so, i doubt (unless you're rich/well off or in the yakuza or so, if not solitary confinement) most prisoners wouldn't be allowed to just sleep in their room all day and laze around

wonder how much research the mangaka has done (if not a prisoner themselves but idk how many would get in that situation just to make a story), unless some things are just an 'open secret' or so)

wonder how long they'll stay in jail tho the author might 'end' it when they do get release. or do some one shot epilogue for each chara

 

[Kanelel]

I think Angela Davis would like this manga.

 

[sssr]

i mean making dolls doesn't seem as bad as like, being sent to the mines, not saying it's right to overwork/take advantage of them, but other than some one on one sessions every week with a counselor or so, i doubt (unless you're rich/well off or in the yakuza or so, if not solitary confinement) most prisoners wouldn't be allowed to just sleep in their room all day and laze around

wonder how much research the mangaka has done (if not a prisoner themselves but idk how many would get in that situation just to make a story), unless some things are just an 'open secret' or so)

wonder how long they'll stay in jail tho the author might 'end' it when they do get release. or do some one shot epilogue for each chara

It isn't what the work is that's the problem, but the rewards and punishment mechanism attached to the "job". If you read the notes at the end of each chapter, the scope of the mangaka's research is actually quite clear. Also, each girl's sentencing length is already made clear in the first chapter. MC is only there for one year.

 

[EchoGirl]

It isn't what the work is that's the problem, but the rewards and punishment mechanism attached to the "job". If you read the notes at the end of each chapter, the scope of the mangaka's research is actually quite clear. Also, each girl's sentencing length is already made clear in the first chapter. MC is only there for one year.

hopefully things get better for the prison system overall , although i can imagine the author just extending the manga for longer (not that they're rly keeping close track of each day passing by) and making the MC do something that'd accidentally extend her sentence

 

[vikispod]

I would like more of this manga but the sudden end adds this deep dread that even though this is yuri cute girls doing cute things its still prison and not at all like how people should be treated (most of the time)