The Personal Circumstances of the Twins - Vol. 1 Ch. 12 - SurpRISE

[MangaDex]

 

[flxsemi]

I felt that roar pierce my monitor

 

[Zoldyck123]

Take her to the moon

 

[henman]

Spoiler

 

[matt256072]

FULL COUNTER

 

[DSuper]

lel

*Kouki used Roar*
It was super effective!

 

[Rozzak]

Are Japanese girls baby birds or what?

 

[Zaerox]

Wonderful manga, hope it continues. Art is really good

 

[DTonin]

SO CUTE

 

[DTonin]

@Rozzak do you think this is a realistic reflection of the japanese?

 

[henrykez]

what does it even mean for your legs to give out?
do they just stop working or what

 

[karupin]

thank you for the mass update ♡

(oh wait is this sniped?)

 

[nothingtosay]

thanks my g

 

[4cans]

thanks for the updates

 

[Purplelibraryguy]

Okay, a momentary reaction . . . but her legs are staying jellied? How does that even work?

 

[Kierlak]

Fus.
Roh.
DAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

 

[Gandalfr]

Spoken like a true Dovakhin... Fus roh DAHHH!

 

[delaire]

Step bro help me, i can't walk

 

[Simpleton]

@Purplelibraryguy

Okay, a momentary reaction . . . but her legs are staying jellied? How does that even work?

I'm putting "it's a joke, man" aside to look deeper at this. XD

One answer might be acute stress reaction. They are usually triggered by instances where your life or your close kin is threatened (or even lost, in the case of kin), but then the weakness can last a long time. (So maybe she technically could walk, but not very fast and she preferred not to.)

Another answer is that it was mostly short-term, but triggered other problems of nausea or low blood sugars that just made her recover so much slower that she's still a bit woozy and prefers not to walk.

A third answer is "it didn't last very long and she's able to walk again, but she's giving herself some CBT to calm down and like her brother again, while also letting him feel deeper that even if she was childish, it still wasn't that much of a good idea to stoop to her level"

 

[liquidsword]

@Rozzak ...It’s fiction.
@DTonin I think he is one of those people who thinks just because something happens in a manga means it must happen to Japanese people in real life as well.