To Aru Kagaku no Railgun - Vol. 19 Ch. 146 - Scandal

[MangaDex]

 

[nicolas22g]

The Tokiwadai Level 5 duo is in trouble !

 

[rluka]

Misaki making almost Kanan-sama face in the end ^-^

 

[BobBob]

Doujin artists: "WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN!!!"

LMAO, Shokuhou really used to be incompetent with people, huh?

 

[Northern]

Doujin artists: "WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN!!!"

No kidding. The chapter that launched a thousand doujinshi.

 

[ciera]

Thanks

 

[Meijin]

When you think about it, being super reliant on mind control powers as kid would leave her pretty low on communication power.

 

[Kampfarsch]

She definitely does generate her own power

 

[TetraSky]

???? Personal power generation is a slang for WHAT!?!
That makes no sense.

 

[YamiryuuZero]

Oh, 実家発電, literally "generating electricity at home".
Yeah, who could have thought that would be slang for masturbating.

But man, Misaki being so shy and cute was unexpected.

???? Personal power generation is a slang for WHAT!?!
That makes no sense.

See above.

 

[Kaarme]

That old lecher of a journalist didn't realise his whole publishing company was saved by a hair's breadth.

 

[Furakutaru]

From Mental Out to Mental Breakdown

 

[StealthAria]

Oh, 実家発電, literally "generating electricity at home".
Yeah, who could have thought that would be slang for masturbating.

But man, Misaki being so shy and cute was unexpected.


See above.

To expand on this a bit further, the individual kanji mean "fruit", "house", "departure", "electric" and it's more about those meanings and the combination of those meanings (and their innuendos) than it is about the meaning they take on when they're all together. The reading for the characters together is almost identical to 自家発電 which actually is "own home power generation."

Spoiler: Full Explanation

Normally, 実家 means "parent's house" but in this case it's going for the "fruit house" meaning which is an obscure innuendo referring to the home of love nectar. 発 is "departure" and, as Houshou's Ichimi know, is also an innuendo for climax. The 電 means "electric" and refers to the sensation of the act but is mostly there to obfuscate the innuendo as otherwise you just have "leave your house."

 

[rluka]

To expand on this a bit further, the individual kanji mean "fruit", "house", "departure", "electric" and it's more about those meanings and the combination of those meanings (and their innuendos) than it is about the meaning they take on when they're all together. The reading for the characters together is almost identical to 自家発電 which actually is "own home power generation."

Spoiler: Full Explanation

Normally, 実家 means "parent's house" but in this case it's going for the "fruit house" meaning which is an obscure innuendo referring to the home of love nectar. 発 is "departure" and, as Houshou's Ichimi know, is also an innuendo for climax. The 電 means "electric" and refers to the sensation of the act but is mostly there to obfuscate the innuendo as otherwise you just have "leave your house."

Ah... I've always mistakenly thought it's simpler than that. As in those repetitive moves when jacking off and the energy spent, it's like those cartoon image of generating electricity with bicycle dynamo. Rather than innuendo with each kanji used. ^^;;

 

[Ichaivalrose]

Number one failgirl shokuhou misaki god I love her

 

[vege_tables]

Number one failgirl shokuhou misaki god I love her

fr, enough with the girlboss, need more girlfailure

 

[Ichaivalrose]

fr, enough with the girlboss, need more girlfailure

IM SAYIN 🙏

 

[vege_tables]

how to use your power as level 5 electromaster :
1. coin railgun
2. phone vibrator

 

[LucidDayDreamer]

Im surprised they don't give Tokiwadai students media training, or at least their level fives. Anyways I would've been just as clueless as her LMAO

 

[LucidDayDreamer]

To expand on this a bit further, the individual kanji mean "fruit", "house", "departure", "electric" and it's more about those meanings and the combination of those meanings (and their innuendos) than it is about the meaning they take on when they're all together. The reading for the characters together is almost identical to 自家発電 which actually is "own home power generation."

Spoiler: Full Explanation

Normally, 実家 means "parent's house" but in this case it's going for the "fruit house" meaning which is an obscure innuendo referring to the home of love nectar. 発 is "departure" and, as Houshou's Ichimi know, is also an innuendo for climax. The 電 means "electric" and refers to the sensation of the act but is mostly there to obfuscate the innuendo as otherwise you just have "leave your house."

Insane that I'm learning Kanji over a man who was asking a middle schooler if she masturbates