Sanda - Vol. 7 Ch. 55 - Wishing for Wrinkles like the North Star

[MangaDex]

 

[Guyincognitus]

Thank you you beautiful translation team. For the chapter

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and for not doing a freaking april fools upload.

 

[cromat]

Did paru pull that out of her ass? Why does Sanda randomly lose power ? Never happened before

 

[Kurshir]

Did paru pull that out of her ass? Why does Sanda randomly lose power ? Never happened before

He was shot by basically a poisonous bullet in his hand before. Which is why they said that his wound on his hand is spreading, he is getting weaker because of that

 

[friendly]

Envying the ability of an adult... not just a stronger power, but knowing what to do for people

 

[LittleFlower]

Did paru pull that out of her ass? Why does Sanda randomly lose power ? Never happened before

Not random. He's been getting weaker ever since he was hit by the bullet and the wound hasn't heal and keeps getting wider.

 

[Infimus]

In a way, Fuyumara made Sanda go in a similar path of Ono's, and her desperation comes from the realization that she lost a dear friend for growing up too fast and she accidentally made the friend who stood by her side go in the same direction in order to protect her.

 

[BalrogDeMorgoth]

Did paru pull that out of her ass? Why does Sanda randomly lose power ? Never happened before

He's been stuck with a unhealing wound for a while now.

 

[Kushikime]

Thanks for the chapter

 

[keatsta]

I really like how Sanda's desire for the competence, dependability, strength, etc of adulthood (and the fun adult things of a serious drink and chat) provides a positive counterpoint for the series' other topics of like... the horrors of aging, aspects of youth you can never get back... It provides a little glimpse of what a happy ending for this series could look like

 

[alsk]

I really like how Sanda's desire for the competence, dependability, strength, etc of adulthood (and the fun adult things of a serious drink and chat) provides a positive counterpoint for the series' other topics of like... the horrors of aging, aspects of youth you can never get back... It provides a little glimpse of what a happy ending for this series could look like

Well the series is also clearly having a theme of accepting age rather than rejecting it. Aging sucks. You lose a lot. But by trying to stay young forever, you'll lose everything that made you strong. Santa's strong white hairs vs the principal's weak black hairs shows the disparity between their attitudes. The principal's entire character is based around his shame around getting older, and that's what has made him weak.