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[GetRekdm8]

Yay more boobies again

Cut him some slack, he's got blood money on his hands.

The face he's making here kinda reminds me of the aliens from Drama Queen lol

 

[ciera]

Thank you for the update

 

[rspkers]

Not really that deep slavery was just a commonality during the actual mideveal times ALL over the world people like to pretend it was only the certain race of people they don't like when really every society once had slavery back in the day some were just quicker at getting rid of it while some STILL have it under the guise of something else.

Basically this, but with this sorta terminally online crowd, comments like this are a waste of time. Many of them think the west invented slavery, ignore the reality of history (everyone else did it, and literally continue to do it to this day), and basically attach and culturally appropriate (ironic) their own limited scope onto the Japanese, who just think of it as an typical aspect of a medieval setting. Not much deeper than that. It's why you get the same tired comment slop about it on every single manga with some sorta slavery aspect. And when they liberate a slave, it's not a moral good, instead it must absolutely mean it's a "fetish." Creepy mentality.

 

[VerticalVectors]

lol, Dobby the house elf incoming 🤣🤣🤣

 

[Miserys_End]

Not really that deep slavery was just a commonality during the actual mideveal times ALL over the world people like to pretend it was only the certain race of people they don't like when really every society once had slavery back in the day some were just quicker at getting rid of it while some STILL have it under the guise of something else.

@rspkers

Then you really should read the wiki. Funny how medieval times was only around 60 years ago...

 

[rspkers]

@rspkers

Then you really should read the wiki. Funny how medieval times was only around 60 years ago...

Lol, classic wikipedia link paired with a delusional strawman that doesn't even apply to what I said. This is why you should stick to arguing with the guy replying to you rather than playing telephone with a reply to a reply.

I want you to think real hard about your take. You're essentially saying all manga with a slavery aspect is directly related to WWII. Let that sink in for a second.

But sure, the fact that the vast majority of isekai and fantasy genre have slavery, while the vast majority of modern setting manga do not, clearly doesn't indicate your take being complete bullshit. They're not basing it on WWII, my dude, and my reply to that guy isn't even talking about your equally ridiculous claim.

 

[Rayla89]

How much longer do we have to see Segrit seething at MC in every other panel? Just hang the little bastard already. Drug trafficking aside, he's already guilty of party abandonment and attempted murder.

 

[Miserys_End]

Lol, classic wikipedia link paired with a delusional strawman that doesn't even apply to what I said. This is why you should stick to arguing with the guy replying to you rather than playing telephone with a reply to a reply.

I want you to think real hard about your take. You're essentially saying all manga with a slavery aspect is directly related to WWII. Let that sink in for a second.

But sure, the fact that the vast majority of isekai and fantasy genre have slavery, while the vast majority of modern setting manga do not, clearly doesn't indicate your take being complete bullshit. They're not basing it on WWII, my dude, and my reply to that guy isn't even talking about your equally ridiculous claim.

I would actually compare the slavery themes in Japanese manga to American made movies and music that cover the same topics. It just ends up in fantasy based genres like isekai because it's hard to justify depicting it in a more modern romcom.

 

[rspkers]

I would actually compare the slavery themes in Japanese manga to American made movies and music industries that cover the same topics. It just ends up in fantasy based genres like isekai because it's hard to justify depicting it in a more modern romcom.

American slavery (race politics), the likes of which you'll see in movies and the music industry are VASTLY different from what we see in manga and anime, and quite obviously so. The Japanese do not view it through the same lens. You're essentially now arguing against your previous argument about the cultural implications of slavery during WWII on the Japanese which, are obviously very different from American slavery. Not all modern setting manga are romcoms ( ), either. Even among modern setting manga with very serious undertones, slavery is rare. What a surprise that fantasy settings with a medieval flair tend to include it. It's almost like most of them are based on the "idea" of slavery, not some shared cultural wound or whatever nonsense. No idea where you're trying to go with this sinking ship at this point.

 

[Wolvenworks]

Always amusing how exaggeratedly upset the bad hero is whenever he sees MC do non-weakling shit. Like, his brain refused to accept that the twerp mc is somehow better than protag him.

 

[booterror]

As soon as she said "can't we get someone to do it for us?" I was like "it's slave time, isn't it?" and sure enough, looks like it's slave time.

I was like 🙄 "Oh boy surely you couldnt hire a maid or housekeeper right? I sure do love slavery, isekai style!"

And lo and behold here we are.

Like can't they just hire someone normally under contract for this shit ever? Lol. We got goddamn contracts everywhere else for everything... it seems like this would be a logical extention.

 

[JavelinJoe]

Cut him some slack, he's got blood money on his hands.

Holy shit, I didn't notice until now, but why is Eldora kneeling facing downwards on the staircase/tiered seating?

 

[Jwardo]

booba jumspscare. I forgot this series goes full tiddy since it'd been so many chapters since the author drew full tiddy.

 

[bornonamonday]

I was like 🙄 "Oh boy surely you couldnt hire a maid or housekeeper right? I sure do love slavery, isekai style!"

And lo and behold here we are.

Like can't they just hire someone normally under contract for this shit ever? Lol. We got goddamn contracts everywhere else for everything... it seems like this would be a logical extention

Hopefully it was just really poor framing and timing of us seeing a hint of the shadow organization Miss Undercover is investigating. The trio doesn't seem the type to pull a shield hero or that harem dungeon one, especially Yuki.

 

[Miserys_End]

American slavery (race politics), the likes of which you'll see in movies and the music industry are VASTLY different from what we see in manga and anime, and quite obviously so. The Japanese do not view it through the same lens. You're essentially now arguing against your previous argument about the cultural implications of slavery during WWII on the Japanese which, are obviously very different from American slavery. Not all modern setting manga are romcoms ( ), either.

I would chalk that up to differences in culture and how the communities of each express themselves. And there are plenty of modern themed manga that have slavery adjacent tropes, you're either ignorant or just choosing to ignore them. The slavery trope is just easier to insert into isekai and fantasy genres because that's where Japanese culture expects to find that type of slavery. In more modern settings slavery presents itself more as Yakuza loansharks, black companies, and ugly bastard porn.

Even among modern setting manga with very serious undertones, slavery is rare. What a surprise that fantasy settings with a medieval flair tend to include it. It's almost like most of them are based on the "idea" of slavery, not some shared cultural wound or whatever nonsense. No idea where you're trying to go with this sinking ship at this point.

Isn't that just the nature of manga and anime? Both have always had a twisted sense of reality that barely parodies a given subject. So it's not all that surprising there is only an idea of a real world topic in this type of media.

As for my point, it was only that there are real world cultural reasons for slavery to be seen in isekai and fantasy media.

 

[OWMWO]

....Is it weird if I find the dipshit face and reaction is more enjoyable to see in this chapter? His reaction faces are drawn so good lmao.

 

[HammerU89]

A female Dobby?

 

[arizonaant]

So, so GLAD that the translations haven't been censored to shit! That angers me when after like 10 chapters of uncensored gold, the translations immediately start blurring or black boxing all the tits and good parts.

 

[rspkers]

I would chalk that up to differences in culture and how the communities of each express themselves. And there are plenty of modern themed manga that have slavery adjacent tropes, you're either ignorant or just choosing to ignore them. The slavery trope is just easier to insert into isekai and fantasy genres because that's where Japanese culture expects to find that type of slavery. In more modern settings slavery presents itself more as Yakuza loansharks, black companies, and ugly bastard porn.

Isn't that just the nature of manga and anime? Both have always had a twisted sense of reality that barely parodies a given subject. So it's not all that surprising there is only an idea of a real world topic in this type of media.

As for my point, it was only that just there are real world cultural reasons for slavery to be seen in isekai and fantasy media.

Lol. Now you're just going for abstract concepts to try and cobble up a way to justify your earlier take that you accidentally annihilated yourself by comparing it to American slavery. Now yakuza, black companies, and ugly bastard porn is on the same level in this context? Are you even lucid at this point? Comparing American slavery (race politics) to Japanese concepts of slavery in WWII with a straight face and you actually have the gall to call me ignorant? What, now it doesn't have to be romcoms? You're being intentionally obtuse (shit, probably unintentionally) to try and strawman the argument again. Stop it.

As for my point, it was only that there are real world cultural reasons for slavery to be seen in isekai and fantasy media.

Except if that was actually your point, nobody would disagree. That sort of broad stroke makes perfect sense. Why? Because yes, exactly, it's not that deep. It's the specificity that you used, and not only used, but used to disagree with, that reads like bullshit. Because it is. You tried to reframe what I said so many times at this point to suit your nonsense that you really need to take a step back. I think it's very clear that you have some preconceived notions of what you think the average Japanese thinks of slavery.

Like gee, I wonder why it's "easier" to insert slavery (in the way we understand it, not your abstract bullshit) into a fantasy setting? Could it be that slavery during WWII isn't the reference they're using to construct the scene here? Have you even considered the fact that real slavery in Japan being not so distant DOES in fact add a perfectly reasonable scenario template to be included in modern setting manga and anime? That it doesn't even NEED to be "easier" to add because it was "only around 60 yrs ago?" Again dude, when they add this shit to an isekai or fantasy with medieval flair, it's not because they're thinking about slavery in WWII. Japan does not give a fuck about this in the way you think they do. Comparing it to American slavery is ridiculous.

At this point, I think it's far more constructive to agree to disagree.

 

[HawkGoggles]

So, so GLAD that the translations haven't been censored to shit! That angers me when after like 10 chapters of uncensored gold, the translations immediately start blurring or black boxing all the tits and good parts.

Why would the translators do all of that extra work? What you're noticing are groups going form translating the collected volumes of a story, to working on up to date chapters. Probably from a public online reader. A manga volume with nipples are typically plastic wrapped because you can't have stuff like that being open in public. Online readers work the same way.

Translators would rather stay up to date than wait four months for nipples. That being said, you're also lucky if they choose to go back and swap out the chapters with the volume ones as well so I can get the frustration.