They Are Still Being Shaken This Morning - Ch. 26 - They're Being Attacked Again This Morning

[WANgue]

My guy, if you wanna impress the lady love, you need to master plucking the cicada with a pair of chopsticks like Mr. Miyagi or Musashi Miyam…oh, this is a Kansai manga? Yeah, definitely Mr. Miyagi.

 

[Figtree22]

The most crackhead chapter yet

 

[gunawanawan]

THANK YOU FOR THE NEW CHAPTER <333333

 

[B00OGER]

This is so peak

 

[kamiyathunder]

If you take the top panel in the last page out of context ..

 

[Sky_Ravager]

fucking amazing lmao

thanks for the chapter!

 

[Lewd_Beast]

So rewarding. Never any poor filler chapters here...

 

[R2D2TS]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[ninjakai03]

page 9 theres no way hes hittin the golden freddy pose

 

[quarkibd]

tuff

 

[huntercheco]

Our Hero Ussopun!

 

[detarameMangadex]

Thanks for the scanlation :D
That was peak. I really don't get how Masuda-sensei keeps coming up with these absolutely peak chapters back to back, with stakes, twists, and character development. Like, where does he get the inspiration for this?! Honestly, I think he would be great at a 4-koma manga: his writing is basically kishōtenketsu already.
Anyways, new character! Narcissistic guy looks like a lot of fun already. This guy is going to be a problem everyone else will have to deal with, for sure.

 

[Vxuna]

I made the mistake of reading this on the elevator and now people looks at me after I barely kept my laughter to myself
Thx for the chapter

 

[EulBassist]

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[Sylphex]

I would've just crushed it. Insects are only ok as long as they stay outside. Once they get inside, I don’t know any mercy.

 

[wallsg]

Cicadas are starting to appear here in the Philippines. They can't get through my screened windows, but as soon as I try to close my windows to use the aircon (since I have to open the screens), rarely, one of them always seem to be waiting for that moment to waltz right in and be a menace. Like with cockroaches that can fly, of course I'm gonna be running out of the room.

Haven't seen them for a while now after rainy season started recently, so that's great.

Is it true they take years before they emerge from the ground? If so, no wonder they seem to be rare.

Also, that recolored last panel lmao. You forgot to redraw the rest of his head, no wonder glasses guy looks a bit weird.

There are Annual cicadas that burrow into the ground and stay there until the next year and there are Periodical cicadas that spend years in the ground.

According to the Cicada Mania site, In North America there are 25 common species. Periodical cicadas have lifecycles of either 13 or 17 years and are grouped into "broods" based on when the billions of them emerge at the same time. The long delay keeps the number of predators down by not providing a regular food source and the mass emergence results in too many individuals for the predators there are to possibly consume them all.

Spoiler: Pasted from the Brood page

The links go to the individual broods with maps showing where and when the emergences occur.

Magicicada Brood Chart​

The Brood Chart features the names of the broods (Roman numerals), emergence years, cycle-length, straggler-years, species and states where they may emerge.

Brood	Year	Cycle	States
I	2029	17	TN, VA, WV
II	2030	17	CT, GA, MD, NC, NJ, NY, OK, PA, VA
III	2031	17	IA, IL, MO
IV	2032	17	IA, KS, MO, NE, OK, TX
V	2033	17	LI NY, MD, OH, PA, VA, WV
VI	2034	17	GA, NC, SC, WI, OH
VII	2035	17	NY
VIII	2036	17	OH, PA, WV, OK
IX	2037	17	NC, VA, WV
X	2038	17	DE, GA, IL, IN, KY, MD, MI, NC, NJ, NY, OH, PA, TN, VA, WV, DC
XIII	2041	17	IA, IL, IN, MI, WI
XIV	2025	17	GA, IN, KY, MA, NC, NJ, NY, OH, PA, TN, VA, WV
XIX	2037	13	AL, AR, GA, IA, IL, IN, KY, LA, MD, MO, MS, NC, OK, SC, TN, VA
XXII	2027	13	KY, LA, MS, OH
XXIII	2028	13	AR, IL, IN, KY, LA, MO, MS, TN