Tonikaku Kawaii - Vol. 10 Ch. 97 - Recommendation of mountains

[CursedLight]

@NezzKind

Lol, don't know if what hahaxd say is right but i can assure you that your answer was very passive agressive x)

 

[Bukubuku]

The author really love to sprinkle bunch of hints around about Tsukasa's mysterious past

 

[NezzKind]

@CursedLight
Nah. You're just braindead. 😆I have spoken.

 

[CursedLight]

@NezzKind
Nah. You're just braindead. 😆I have spoken.

 

[balikboklu]

Nanba walking is kinda bullshit make believe style of walking

 

[ichi24]

One does not simply call his wife tsundere and not getting away with it

 

[Melkesjokolade2]

Man the more we learn about Tsukasa the more confused about what her past actually was I get.

The grandma that raised her has only been alive since the war so she can't be some 1000+ year old immortal like some thought at first. But at the same time she has all these weird perceptions about the past and physical abilities beyond normal.

 

[YourFaceIsAsymmetric]

I feel like tsukasa is one of those people who can do anything but is just lazy

 

[davidsdac]

Salonpas moment

 

[apstorm]

Man the more we learn about Tsukasa the more confused about what her past actually was I get.

The grandma that raised her has only been alive since the war so she can't be some 1000+ year old immortal like some thought at first. But at the same time she has all these weird perceptions about the past and physical abilities beyond normal.

It's because the assumption that the grandma raised her is flawed. Swap the roles, and you have a situation that fits with the evidence up to this point far better.

The flashback was meant to misdirect like that. You'd have to have been paying real close attention to everything else to realize it was framed to make people make the wrong assumption.

 

[apstorm]

Anyway, yeah... she's a ninja, because she trained to be one during her heavily-implied thousand-plus years of life. She's trained many skills during her time alive, no doubt. After all, she had all of time to learn whatever she wanted or needed to know how to do.

Being surprised that she reveals a hidden skill like this is honestly evidence that you haven't really been paying enough attention. I'm more surprised when she reveals she's bad at something, but it's almost invariably something to do with technology, so it's at least more understandable. But she's also a fan of technology and modern conveniences, which is also unsurprising for someone that has lived most of her life before they even existed and has watched as society creates them with wonder for her people's achievements.

Her expertise is almost entirely in things that would have been vital before the Industrial Revolution, but are of less importance in modern society.