Watashi no Hara no Naka no Bakemono - Vol. 2 Ch. 8 - The Outcast's Revenge ③

[MangaDex]

 

[uhln]

Chinatsu played Satoru like a fiddle. Wondering what he will do next. Thank you for the update

 

[EchoGirl]

man, other than some club volunteer it must be tedious to do something like this for a class tho i never had the 'culture festival' stuff in places i went to compared to jp, tho idk how many countries did stuff like that

i mean keeping a free oversized loose t shirt would be nice, surprisingly one of my gym and choir shirts fit

Chinatsu played Satoru like a fiddle. Wondering what he will do next. Thank you for the update

If she was a little older or this being supernatural leaning i can totally imagine this being a start of a cult with him and that 'suicidal/bullied girl'

If they don't mess up /ruin the t-shirt it would be amusingly messed up comic relief if all the shirts were replaced with some obscene logo and framing the more douchey guys for it XD

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love the face on page 10, be cool to see this in a live action tho other than really skilled young actors i can imagine they'd age her up to like a high schooler (and even in those series they hire like 20-25 year olds or so depending on the actors)

I get being annoyed about a choir thing but not that i was the best singer but other than the boys and girls being separated i half expected some to be assholes on purpose and sing loudly off key

 

[cherriesgentoo]

this revenge manga somehow feels way better to read and look at compared to the ones that are trending these days.

• The art style is consistent, the plot also is consistent, everything works.
• The main character actually feels psychopathic and enjoying the whole thing, and both how she is visually portrayed (her expressions, her appearance) and how she acts (her dialogue, personality) really helps with that.

Meanwhile the trending ones drop off after a few chapters, both in art quality and lore...
too bad the ending doesn't fit my tastes, otherwise I'd have dropped a 10/10 for this series. It was pretty vague, she managed to run away from being arrested, I think, but there is a time skip (meaning we do not know what she was up to during her high school years, and we only know that her family moved away), then we saw her talking to a desperate salaryman, and after that, she appeared like a mirage or ghost, as if she's still the same as herself in middle school, in one of her accomplice's eyes (as he was on a train station, when someone jumped off and killed themselves), and the last page just shows the bloodied bag of the salaryman next to the railway platform. Personally, I'd rather she be arrested, and see her managing to get out of the psychopathic mindset