Yane no Shita no Artemis - Ch. 48 - Where It All Began

[MangaDex]

 

[Tompik]

I cant lie sometimes people with no parenting experience are good parents when they try.

 

[humanities_descent]

So Kobachi's dad is actually her uncle. It seems like she has always had a hard life, which explains why she struggles with socializing.

Also, lil kobachi randomly breaking into dance is so cute.

 

[Qwest]

How can you not shower her with love and affection

 

[razorshaleh]

Honestly, I feel like Kobachi's biological parents are super irresponsible. Her mom just left her with her aunt when she was little btw, this scene almost got Kouhei misunderstood and thrown in jail lol

thank you for translation

 

[Doomroar]

So Kobachi's dad is actually her uncle. It seems like she has always had a hard life, which explains why she struggles with socializing.

Also, lil kobachi randomly breaking into dance is so cute.

Oh this is not the hard life part of the story yet!

 

[JoeKerr]

I'd like to point out to that first panel at page 20 and bring attention to how much effort this author puts into the backgrounds.

 

[Achaius]

Holy cow. How irresponsible can this joke of a mother be?

 

[outinthegardener]

A tragic backstory? In my girlfailure manga? Actually that's pretty normal.

 

[jojoka]

Not realistic. Most single fathers are seen instantly as a kidnapper over the father of the child

 

[hezmund]

Not realistic. Most single fathers are seen instantly as a kidnapper over the father of the child

Not most. Some do, and you hear about those because we love to bask in shitty stories about people (Bad news sells better than good news etc etc).

Kind of like this chapter. Her "dad-unc" thought like you initially, before reality struck and he found out that no, most people are NOT going to assume you're a kidnapper in that situation, just a single father trying to do his best.

 

[orangesolos]

I think we should understand these next few chapters within the context of the actual mythological Artemis

 

[Adul0]

Holy cow. How irresponsible can this joke of a mother be?

Should anyone drop a child on me like that... The police would know within seconds.

 

[papergeneral]

it looks like Kobachi might be the reason/key/motivation to her uncle to finally achieve his dream, life is weird like that.

 

[justformangatoo]

Kobachi as a kid is so precious, that big smile is so cute I wanna pinch her cheeks but…. I know this must be a front and she must be nervous as hell suddenly left behind by her mother with this new person


So her father is actually her uncle and seeing this backstory…. Oh boi I know Im gonna tear up if this gonna turns out as my current guess.

 

[jojoka]

Not most. Some do, and you hear about those because we love to bask in shitty stories about people (Bad news sells better than good news etc etc).

Kind of like this chapter. Her "dad-unc" thought like you initially, before reality struck and he found out that no, most people are NOT going to assume you're a kidnapper in that situation, just a single father trying to do his best.

I wish I had a positive view on humanity as you do

 

[threeheadguy]

I wish I had a positive view on humanity as you do

Don't conflate positivity with naivety and negativity with truth. If you genuinely want a more positive view on humanity, just try interacting with people more, don't fall for tabloids and rage baiting, and enjoy the people around you.

 

[jojoka]

Don't conflate positivity with naivety and negativity with truth. If you genuinely want a more positive view on humanity, just try interacting with people more, don't fall for tabloids and rage baiting, and enjoy the people around you.

Working in service you interact with a lot of random people and it's a good way to quickly lose any semblance of hope in random people ngl

 

[nathan67003]

Well that flashback's fuckin' cute

...I see those achilles' tendon details earlier in the chapter, though, artist-san.

 

[Umbrum]

Holy cow. How irresponsible can this joke of a mother be?

We don't really know if she's her mother right? neither her circumstances, he seems to think she is but she never addressed her as such, neither did the kid in question call her "mom" or something right? I mean, Ik it might be a bit of a stretch but I do find it weird it's not stated explicitly.

Not realistic. Most single fathers are seen instantly as a kidnapper over the father of the child

If they are related they might look similar enough that people can tell at a glance that they are family.