Totsugi Okureta Kitsune ga Yome ni Kuru Hanashi - Vol. 5 Ch. 50.1 - Swimsuit Ep! (First Half)

[MangaDex]

 

[sarusa]

I said this in the comments of the previous chapter, but... why does a spider have the largest bazongas in the series? 😹

Also, cute Akane is cute, too bad she got cut!

 

[PhantomGoth]

I said this in the comments of the previous chapter, but... why does a spider have the largest bazongas in the series? 😹

Also, cute Akane is cute, too bad she got cut!

Dont question manga logic, just roll with it

Praise be akane swimsuit

 

[Angry_Panda]

Foxy swimsuits! (And spider swimsuit too!)

I find the license and tag restrictions in many places funny, mostly because in my state in the Midwest US the process looks like:

• If under 18, get permit, take driver's ed (frequently offered at low cost through school in one form or another)
• If over 18 (or under 18 with completed driver's ed), get license
• Get car
• Pay sales tax/registration on car to get plates - no inspection at any point, the only requirement is a clean title
• Ideally get insurance, but I don't think this is actually a requirement for getting a license or registration, so there are at least some folks who don't (or are at best terribly underinsured)

This leads to some horribly unsafe rusted out shitboxes rolling around town (we salt the hell out of the roads in winter, and so everything eventually rusts), and most of the time the cops are just like 'shrug' unless they have a reason to pull someone over.

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[eviljackspicer]

Swimsuit chapter

ITADAKIMASU

 

[Andasen]

The beach episode is too strong that it has to split into 2

 

[eviljackspicer]

The beach episode is too strong that it has to split into 2

It has too much power LMAO

 

[GipoScribantino]

Squishy Mugi... also fun chapter I guess.

 

[Magneticmagnet]

No Goro, don't go into that world!

 

[xanon]

Flower in both hands? Heh, Goro's got a fox in both hands.

 

[Karamru]

I said this in the comments of the previous chapter, but... why does a spider have the largest bazongas in the series? 😹

That's where the webbing is stored, of course.

 

[banneret]

Fellas, is it gay to flirt with the homies?

 

[Kaarme]

Is that $1000+ inspection every two years for real? That's insane. Where I live, the inspection fee is something like 40-60 euros.

 

[Jergens]

Is that $1000+ inspection every two years for real? That's insane. Where I live, the inspection fee is something like 40-60 euros.

If you're a government and you want people to do things you want them to do, then just make the alternative horrifically expensive and slap a reason on it. "Driving a car is a privilege and a luxury. Don't want to pay luxury prices? You have public transportation and your legs."
Japan is small and has its cities designed around walking and public infrastructure. Not like most Euroid countries and America where there's miles of flat empty farmland and slapping roads everywhere is cheap and passenger trains have heavy drawbacks. Japan is also an island nation, moving domestic freight by ports is a valid option whereas landlocked countries need to put the burden far more on rails and highways.
It's all well and good for the cities but I wonder how these policies affect remote areas and towns away from pop centers.

 

[romie68]

teetays

 

[PRAR]

I am very bothered by the straps on the bikini bottom being completely horizontal.

 

[branx9]

Dont question manga logic, just roll with it

but... but... where do their clothes go when they poof into foxes

 

[Kaarme]

If you're a government and you want people to do things you want them to do, then just make the alternative horrifically expensive and slap a reason on it. "Driving a car is a privilege and a luxury. Don't want to pay luxury prices? You have public transportation and your legs."
Japan is small and has its cities designed around walking and public infrastructure. Not like most Euroid countries and America where there's miles of flat empty farmland and slapping roads everywhere is cheap and passenger trains have heavy drawbacks. Japan is also an island nation, moving domestic freight by ports is a valid option whereas landlocked countries need to put the burden far more on rails and highways.
It's all well and good for the cities but I wonder how these policies affect remote areas and towns away from pop centers.

A private car is a luxury item where I live as well. In addition to the high VAT, a new car (or an imported used car) carries a separate car tax, which can be exceedingly high for a powerful luxury car. Over half of gasoline's price is taxes.

Japan isn't especially small, compared to European countries. It a lot larger than Italy, for example. About 70% of Japan is forests, so it's not, by far, so jam-packed you couldn't build roads and highways. It has plenty of those. Europe is covered by passenger train networks. Europe is where those things were invented, you know. Europe is also full of towns founded long before automobiles were invented (just like Japan), so the city planning may be poorly suited for them. I'm not sure where you live, but somehow you seem to think Europe and the USA are similar.

 

[jesuscristo]

Japanese car makers (read as: lobbyists)