Usuzumi no Hate - Ch. 26 - Job

[Lame_Security]

This manga really reminds me of that Wii game, that's also about post-apocalyptic world where people simply disappeared.

 

[Junpaku]

Nice chapter, but a mechanical watch doesn’t go ‘tick’ though.

Are you being semantic about sound effects or have only interacted with fancy silent watches???

 

[Mf_strikesagain]

Oooh right in the feels

Let's have less shonen battle stuff and more of this.

 

[alexandergc]

HANS! Get ze....ze....tissue box.

 

[Junpaku]

(oops got distracted)
ahem
HAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNSSSSSSSSSS (to the sound of CEEEEEEEAAAAAASAAAAAAR)

 

[blablablub]

Man, this manga can even make the death of an android feel sorrowful. I'mma go cry in a corner now...

 

[RanmaChaos]

Keep on ticking
Thanks for the chapter

 

[quser]

That's what this chapter would feel like in an rpg

Now he's stuck with a quest item he can't throw out until the end of the game

 

[Lyzar]

This manga really reminds me of that Wii game, that's also about post-apocalyptic world where people simply disappeared.

what was it called?

 

[LordofAlI]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[Lame_Security]

what was it called?

Fragile Dreams I think?

 

[S1arburst]

Oooh right in the feels

Let's have less shonen battle stuff and more of this.

Yep, this arc here is where this manga's at. Good stuff.

 

[NZPIEFACE]

It's nice to have an Isami-focused chapter, to see how he grows throughout this journey as well.

 

[Basic_human]

The way bots portrayed on this manga is like in Zima Blue

Another change of perspective, instead of seeking uncertainty freedom, they are content and happy with the task they given.

 

[q0099]

Thank you kindly for the chapter.

 

[SSDCZX]

i feel all bitter sweet

 

[electronicsz_]

Absolutely fun read really need something to fill the blame itch and this takes the cake!
Now is this monthly or i need to wait for the next volume to read the new chapter?

 

[Carn109]

The last job for Hans
Time is truly a profound thing. May the clock of humanity keep ticking

 

[Noble-6]

The way bots portrayed on this manga is like in Zima Blue

Another change of perspective, instead of seeking uncertainty freedom, they are content and happy with the task they given.

Yea this manga nail the relations between Human and their creation better than most Sci-Fi setting, after all we care for what we create, and we are often drawn to anthropomorphism, when interacting with thing we perceive as sentient, that's why we apologize to Roombas even if we know they are only tools. Which is refreshing because often it's always the fear of what we create or the thing we create that rebels but while it's one of the most common trope it isn't necessarily the most accurate.