Saraba, Manga yo - Vol. 2 Ch. 12

[MangaDex]

 

[chameowmile]

Thank you for the translation!

 

[ghostkun]

Tragedy, despair, desperation, but through it all is a sort of very calm, very gentle sadness. It's a beautiful story.

 

[77BLc9JwJGpLVARkamJx]

Damn, thanks for the translation.Looks like he survived for a while before getting turned into a jerky.

 

[Razen]

Goodbye, anime.

 

[CheesiBoye]

Gorgeous fiction about fiction, i wish we had more short stories with this tone

 

[Nivek]

Thanks for the translation, nice to see a short manga fully translated, will catch up and put my commentaries soon enough

 

[Chireall]

I don't usually use this word, but this manga is truly peak.

 

[TexLovera]

Nice story.
Thanks.

 

[Attqqqq]

What a great read! It’s been a while since I got my hands on a good manga like this.

Thanks for the translation IGNF! I was browsing random manga, and when I recognized your name I gave this one a shot, and what a good choice that was!

 

[EchoGirl]

Thanks

LOL didn't expect that much of a time skip but cool

 

[TheTopAdventure]

can someone explain what happened in the last few chapters? I'm confused

 

[dokumushitranslator]

can someone explain what happened in the last few chapters? I'm confused

the world starts to heat up so much that the sky is left permanently bright outside if i remember correctly, most likely due to the overuse of electrical supplies, so much so that everything starts to fall apart as people chaotically turn to Hikaro to survive. more and more people start to die due to the heat, exceeding the chaos.
in this manga, from how i see it, "Mokumoku Man" represents hope. he is a symbol of hope, especially demonstrated through Minazo and the little monologue at the end of the manga—how one's hope can truly be anything. that's how it was for Minazo and Shishio, as they both clung to Mokumoku Man to survive. Shishio clings to Mokumoku Man to cover his grief, while Minazo does so to cover his feelings of loneliness. Minazo and Shishio are two sides of the same coin: one who prays (hopes) for himself, and one who prays for the sake of others. the selfish and the selfless indeed.

 

[TheTopAdventure]

the world starts to heat up so much that the sky is left permanently bright outside if i remember correctly, most likely due to the overuse of electrical supplies, so much so that everything starts to fall apart as people chaotically turn to Hikaro to survive. more and more people start to die due to the heat, exceeding the chaos.
in this manga, from how i see it, "Mokumoku Man" represents hope. he is a symbol of hope, especially demonstrated through Minazo and the little monologue at the end of the manga—how one's hope can truly be anything. that's how it was for Minazo and Shishio, as they both clung to Mokumoku Man to survive. Shishio clings to Mokumoku Man to cover his grief, while Minazo does so to cover his feelings of loneliness. Minazo and Shishio are two sides of the same coin: one who prays (hopes) for himself, and one who prays for the sake of others. the selfish and the selfless indeed.

what about the part where the kid is an adult

 

[dokumushitranslator]

what about the part where the kid is an adult

big time skip to the future after they moved to hikaro