Shippo to Gekirin - Ch. 16 - Diary 16 - Beastman's Power

[MangaDex]

 

[outinthegardener]

They're laying on the "Tsukiko killed her pa" hints so heavy, that my instinct tells me it's a misdirect. She probably said something rude to him right before he died by accident.

 

[tremor3258]

They went through a lot this chapter. This is certainly a bait and switch on Tsukiko killing someone, though.

 

[themangaweeaboo]

I bet the reason why there were bite marks on Hiro's body is because she tried dragging him to a hospital or something

 

[xanon]

Old man's a maid otaku.

 

[DrunkinDonut]

They're laying on the "Tsukiko killed her pa" hints so heavy, that my instinct tells me it's a misdirect. She probably said something rude to him right before he died by accident.

Yeah, I refuse to believe she killed him. So heavy handed, it has to be like she said something hurtful and ran away. And while chasing her, he fell down. So she feels responsible, but wasn't truly at fault.

 

[Ystivisom]

EI personally hate that kind of story: "Oh no, I suffered prejudice from a racist jerk, I have to prove myself to him so that he understands that my race is also worthy of respect.". Damn trying to prove yourself to a racist! Tell that wretched old man to go to hell! Kill yourself! The world is a worse place because people like you exist! If my mere existence is a reason for rejection, then I don't have to reciprocate the slightest respect to that individual, much less demand any kind of approval from them. And then you come at me with this nonsense about "showing that old racist that I'm worthy of his respect," go fuck yourself. If I then saw the old man suffering from ageism, because the rush of modern life tramples any sense of empathy towards the elderly, I would go there and laugh in his face.If I found his ID card, I'd throw it in the trash so he'd never find that piece of junk again. And don't come at me with "it's about generational conflict, he's an elderly person," Rest assured, if that old man were healthier, he would be more assertive when it comes to "putting the kind of person he dislikes in their place."Before anyone accuses me of hating old people, I'm the type of person who gives up their seat on the bus to elderly people instead of pretending to be asleep.

 

[n3na3]

I hope there was murder involved

 

[ntn9713c]

EI personally hate that kind of story: "Oh no, I suffered prejudice from a racist jerk, I have to prove myself to him so that he understands that my race is also worthy of respect.". Damn trying to prove yourself to a racist! Tell that wretched old man to go to hell! Kill yourself! The world is a worse place because people like you exist! If my mere existence is a reason for rejection, then I don't have to reciprocate the slightest respect to that individual, much less demand any kind of approval from them. And then you come at me with this nonsense about "showing that old racist that I'm worthy of his respect," go fuck yourself. If I then saw the old man suffering from ageism, because the rush of modern life tramples any sense of empathy towards the elderly, I would go there and laugh in his face.If I found his ID card, I'd throw it in the trash so he'd never find that piece of junk again. And don't come at me with "it's about generational conflict, he's an elderly person," Rest assured, if that old man were healthier, he would be more assertive when it comes to "putting the kind of person he dislikes in their place."Before anyone accuses me of hating old people, I'm the type of person who gives up their seat on the bus to elderly people instead of pretending to be asleep.

I think it speaks more volume about characters who are willing to help out others, even when the other parties are not good people.

 

[huntercheco]

Closer to their home, answers hopefully around the corner

 

[Kaarme]

I feel like that would be on the shorter side, as a title, in today's Japanese publishing world.