Stop. I didn't say that no one's stomach growled; I objected to growling of stomachs being treated as if universal.I have most definitely heard mine and others growl both quietly and loudly.
The concept of a growling stomach exists for a reason, or what, did you think it was a fairy tale just because you happen to have not encountered it?
The trope of a growling stomach is not always a gag, and the trope of someone denying that he or she is hungry only to have his or her stomach growl is not always a gag; but the growling stomachs, with and without the prior denial, have been used eleventy zillion times in manga."I'll make some food"
"Ah, no thanks"
-stomach growls like a fucking thunder, girl proceeds to blush like a tomatoe-
Is this some kind of japanese gag or smth? Feeding starving people?
Probably because it's usually far less jarring. People also complain about clumsy censorship (or censorship in general) when it's in the source. Though the only one recently I recall where the translator added censoring is that isekai village builder that's censored in a way that's on par with old school anime sloppily painted-on bikinis.feels sorta weird that when a translator edits the manga to remove nudity everyone’s in an uproar, but when they edit the manga to add nudity everyone’s fine with it
Medieval people did not settle for "absolute garbage". Why would they? Humans have loved to eat and loved to eat good food since before we became humans.medieval food is absolute garbage its not a surprise if she does act like that
It was zipped from the start, so she might've just put it on like that. It's also much easier to figure out like that, compared to if you have to figure out how to attach it....How the heck did she figure out how to use a zipper?! Or rather, figure out that it's meant as a method of buttoning the clothes to begin with, and not just some odd kinf of decoration.
Well, those weren't always used together, but if you had some half-plated gear like this you would complement with those.And don't forget chain mail and gambeson. Thought the plate cover is terrible enough that with or without those, she still screwed (not pleasantly)
Giving some mixed messages here, chief.Her being amazed at the bath or the size of the house or whatever makes sense because those are technological advancements. But the food thing is always dumb because it's over the simplest things. It's not like he gave her an elaborate cake or a really fancy dish. It's a rice ball or miso soup and the fantasy people all cream their pants as if it's the height of cuisine. Even though medieval-level food wasn't all trash or inedible gruel especially as long as you were anything above a peasant (like, say, a royal knight.)
Someone did not watch many cartoons as a kid...Bad enough that manga impute growling stomachs universally to the Japanese; idiotic that they impute them universally to mankind. My stomach has never growled, even when I have gone for days without food. I have never heard the stomach of anyone else growl.
This is an universal thing, yes. Maybe not as commonly used as in manga, but still universal.Stop. I didn't say that no one's stomach growled; I objected to growling of stomachs being treated as if universal.
As someone pointed out already, your stomach growling when you are hungry and have the oportunity to get food is an actual thing too, even if not audible.The trope of a growling stomach is not always a gag, and the trope of someone denying that he or she is hungry only to have his or her stomach growl is not always a gag; but the growling stomachs, with and without the prior denial, have been used eleventy zillion times in manga.
Well, in the first case it is a translator adding censorship at their own discretion. We dislike having things censored without the creator's input, after all. We even dislike it with the creator's input.feels sorta weird that when a translator edits the manga to remove nudity everyone’s in an uproar, but when they edit the manga to add nudity everyone’s fine with it
Don't give them ideas, but I think it's been done before, I can't recall where sadlyYeah but for good reason. It's annoying having these Japanese authors write these characters blow their pants off from eating something like a damn Japanese rice ball. Like calm the fuck down, it just a rice ball.
Just wait until they start making characters being amazed by Japanese water or some shit like that lol.
Look-up “universal”, so that you won't continue to contradict yourself and waste the time of other people.This is an universal thing, yes. Maybe not as commonly used as in manga, but still universal.
What's the sauce for the village builder?Though the only one recently I recall where the translator added censoring is that isekai village builder that's censored in a way that's on par with old school anime sloppily painted-on bikinis.
This is not an airport, no need to announce your departure.If she cums her cunt out from eating SOPERIOR NIPPON HOMOLETE that's a insta drop from me, fam
Medieval food was delicious except for a couple of regions namely the British Isles.medieval food is absolute garbage its not a surprise if she does act like that
This is not an airport, no need to announce your departure.
Now piss off.
I think it's how the authors are wired. There's a YouTuber, I forget who, but they were brought onto a Japanese daytime show and were basically told that the more positive their response to something was, the better, even if they didn't actually like it. EVERYTHING had to be the best they've ever had ever.She already had a minor gushing moment over the crisp, fresh Japanese air at one point. Like... you came from a magical pre-industrial society, there's no way your air is somehow grossly inferior to a modern industrial power's countryside.
Because Japan is a magical wonderland where everything is perfect and amazing, I guess.
Her being amazed at the bath or the size of the house or whatever makes sense because those are technological advancements. But the food thing is always dumb because it's over the simplest things. It's not like he gave her an elaborate cake or a really fancy dish. It's a rice ball or miso soup and the fantasy people all cream their pants as if it's the height of cuisine. Even though medieval-level food wasn't all trash or inedible gruel especially as long as you were anything above a peasant (like, say, a royal knight.)
Debatable. There are a bunch of strong-tasting vegetables, and some basic spices were available for most people. And salt, which is one of the best flavour-enhacing spices there is.Medieval food was not that trash or gruel, from what I know. It was, however, VERY bland.
Okiraku Ryoushu no Tanoshii Ryouchi BoueiWhat's the sauce for the village builder?