I just searched "goblin birth" on gelbooru. Very informative.Anyone know
Thanks for the contextA word of warning before anyone continues reading this manga : the MC is an unlikable , ugly , inhuman animal , and it does a lot of horrible , unforgivable things . And this manga has some of the most bullsh!t logics that I have ever seen .
I think there is a prequel to this manga , it is a anime called "School Days" , lol . Just watch the last episode of School Days and the 1st chapter of Re:Monster and you will understand . Both MCs are unlikable d!cks and they get what they deserve .
I think its story of its human life is a big , fat lie . The manga never shows its past again , so I guess this was what really happened , probably : bakayaROU invited a coworker for drinks . Then after it made her totally drunk , it took her home and r@ped her when she was defenseless . When it came out to buy more sex toys , it was caught by the short hair girl , a girl that it r@ped in the past . And now she delivered justice by herself : penetrating the r@pist with a sharp , hard , shiny thingie , and then its blood gushed out , lol .
I HATE this manga so much that I started reading Goblin Slayer , lol . It is a way better manga .
I agree. Dropping details like that only makes sense if you're outlining a cyberpunk setting that becomes relevant later on. Which is apparantly not the case here.Just came back to maybe reread this (dropped it a long time ago) cause I'm bored.
Good to see I'm not the only one who thought that "enhanced man" and "psychic powers" bit is unnecessary and contributes nothing to the story.
The start doesn't matter to me because they almost always they end up overpowered, and overpowered means boring.Well, the start certainly is different...
Dude's competent, assertive, ambitious, handsome, old enough to drink, and actually has enough social skills to talk to women.
That's one hell of a change of pace compared to the scrawny loner schoolboys that are usually featured in isekai stories.
I agree. Dropping details like that only makes sense if you're outlining a cyberpunk setting that becomes relevant later on. Which is apparantly not the case here.
The setup on its own isn't bad, but it makes me wish that the author would have continued this and made this into a cyberpunk story instead.