Scary Campus College University - Vol. 6 Ch. 47 - University Debut

[MangaDex]

 

[AkatsukiKawa]

Kizaki looks funny lol.

Since I saw his power in the last case, I was wondering how he used it to exorcist all this time, especially during their college life.

 

[Brackass]

lol so the only reason he looks punky like that (since he's so apathetic towards himself that he wouldn't have done that himself) is cuz she tried to sabotage his attractiveness to other people? Cute.

 

[alacaelum]

Welp... I can't say if Kizaki is a Mega Perv or a Rizz Magician.

Iruko wasn't having anything of that, but I do like the gangstar look so... win-win.

Sensei was a total GIGACHAD.

 

[Clover_Zero]

Man, younger Kizaki is so handsome too and has another charm than his older self in a way I can't quite put into words. And the panels of him activating his playboy powers with Makube on the side is hilarious lmao.
So that appearance is due to Iruko lmao. It all makes sense now.
Nimura-sensei is so cool!

 

[OneeSamaaaa]

I'm actually not surprised she tried to sabotage his attractiveness lmao. It's very cute and possessive of her

 

[jhs_reika]

It's interesting that both Makube and Kizaki originally had others' hair color. Makube from black to blond, and Kizaki from blond to black.

 

[SunSun]

Iruko nearly became a vengeful spirit right then and there.

 

[ohguy]

I like it when stories actually show the halcyon days and depict them as just the characters' day-to-day lives (until it wasn't), instead of leaving the past vague to keep the pretense of mysteriousness or too idyllic to take seriously. Their presumably-late mentor is also a very kind and down-to-earth figure, which makes it easy to see why they all looked up to him and how it drives their present motivations.

 

[BanditoKeith]

Look at Makube's arms on page 10, they're down to his knees.

 

[rckvnka]

Thank you for the update!

 

[Lustrist]

she already lost

 

[Hacete]

Girl, if you didn't like his new haircut and tattoos. That's your loss

 

[Kiriha]

By now I'm pretty sure this whole manga is just the author trying to diss the average college students lol.

 

[Lame_Security]

Ah, so she's the culprit of his look.

 

[liemertha88]

Kizaki is just Kamui without segs

 

[Extreme-Tactician]

Ah, so Makube went to college simply because Nimura-sensei was a kind guy who asked him to enroll in his college!

It seems even before, Makube and Kizaki had a rivalry. Makube simply wants to help people, while Kizaki wants to be a good student to Nimura. Iruko's just there to make sure Makube doesn't get into so much trouble because she loves him! She also doesn't want him to get any girlfriends so it makes sense she helped make his pretty strange look! That look she had was creepy though...

I feel sorry for Miss University Student. She existed as a punchline for Nimura-sensei's last words... Ah well, Kizaki was interested in her. That might not be good for her though.

Nimura has some very profound words about college! It exists as a place where you can fail? I sure do hope that's right.

Girl, if you didn't like his new haircut and tattoos. That's your loss

Nah, Makube just rejected her AFTER this. She was probably just surprised at his new look.

 

[geistchevalier]

This reminds me of another manga

https://mangadex.org/title/7a36beba-1365-46de-8220-28c193572ac7/ushiro-no-shoumen-kamui-san

where MC has a way with the ghost ladies

 

[Coldlight]

Interesting how Makube jumped straight to university without going through grade school or high school.

Yaema really did devote her life to finding ways to let Makube live an ordinary life. I commend this lady's dedication. At the same time she was also the origin of his current look, because she wanted to gatekeep other girls away from him.

I wonder who was that black-haired bobcut university girl? Kizaki seemed to care enough to try to put himself between her and Makube. She even confessed to Makube, but she got rejected after he got his current makeover.

This backstory chapter did not disappoint. The principle of "show, don't tell" was used well here in this visual medium.