Yani Neko - Ch. 382 - Mosquito Repellent

[MangaDex]

 

[tomatomandarine]

Jesus that's dark, lmao.
Yaku gets the most mentally damaging chapters I swear

 

[Angry_Panda]

Yaku deserves better.

Yani, on the other hand....

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[anuar_kumadesu]

This why yaku is my favourite right now....man she is sad

 

[Genzerum]

I don't get that one, ngl

 

[HeyJudas]

So its just stress right

 

[Late_Komei]

Tatsurou hugging Yaku like that makes me feel plain bad.

 

[6kppsmile]

I don't get that one, ngl

A constant itch is a common side effect of drug withdrawal, especially with meth or opioids.

 

[AlphraLoust]

Drug addiction!
It's funny until it isn't.

 

[hatsuka]

Yaku tried Krokodil.

 

[spectralSpices]

I don't get that one, ngl

"there are bugs under my skin" is a common feeling for those with drug addictions.

 

[Megaman654]

I don't get that one, ngl

So its just stress right

I will explain. its called formication syndrome (meth mites) and it can occur after moths or even years (28% of ex user experience these) this is due to Dopamine transporter (DAT) levels in the striatum don't begin measurable recovery until roughly 12–17 months of sustained abstinence. And are usually triggered by Sleep deprivation, stress or even alcohol use. Allot of ex users experience these after 5 to 31 months after using some even 8 to 12 years or it becomes chronic. And they are treated with Antipsychotic medication, rest and counseling.
this is a pretty heavy chapter showing the aftermath of drug abuse. I feel for her but happy Tatsuro did the right thing for her.
Thanks for the Chapter!

 

[xanon]

The editorial department warned me to be sensitive regarding beastmen...

~one panel later~​

PSS, PSS, PSS.

 

[SilverChaika]

The editorial department warned me to be sensitive regarding beastmen...

~one panel later~​

That's Yani. Yani identifies as a pet, nya!

 

[SilverChaika]

I will explain. its called formication syndrome (meth mites) and it can occur after moths or even years (28% of ex user experience these)

It could be also a side effect of some antidepressants, along with other "funny" stuff - I experienced that myself in the beginning of treatment of heavy depression several years ago, it lasted until my body adapted back to normal serotonin and dopamine levels. But in Yaku's case - yeah, it's a long-lasting effect of drug use. At least this is a sign that she really tries to be clean and avoid especially heavy stuff.

Also, @ShizueFan - I thought you guys had an agreement with HameFan that they continue with volume translations and you will be doing latest web translations, but it seems both of you are doing volumes 10 and 11 now separately?

 

[ShizueFan]

It could be also a side effect of some antidepressants, along with other "funny" stuff - I experienced that myself in the beginning of treatment of heavy depression several years ago, it lasted until my body adapted back to normal serotonin and dopamine levels. But in Yaku's case - yeah, it's a long-lasting effect of drug use. At least this is a sign that she really tries to be clean and avoid especially heavy stuff.

Also, @ShizueFan - I thought you guys had an agreement with HameFan that they continue with volume translations and you will be doing latest web translations, but it seems both of you are doing volumes 10 and 11 now separately?

Here's Yakufan's post explaining our change of work. https://forums.mangadex.org/threads...emories-of-a-summer-day.2733474/post-31176312

It was for multiple reasons, but nothing with an antagonistic intent. We received community (within and without MD) voicing to double the effort so that it's not reliant on one group and gets dropped. Our current goal is to work both web chapters and volumes to ensure no one point of failure here causes the English effort to fail until everything is caught up.

Many popular series have multiple groups.

 

[Megaman654]

It could be also a side effect of some antidepressants, along with other "funny" stuff - I experienced that myself in the beginning of treatment of heavy depression several years ago, it lasted until my body adapted back to normal serotonin and dopamine levels. But in Yaku's case - yeah, it's a long-lasting effect of drug use. At least this is a sign that she really tries to be clean and avoid especially heavy stuff.

Also, @ShizueFan - I thought you guys had an agreement with HameFan that they continue with volume translations and you will be doing latest web translations, but it seems both of you are doing volumes 10 and 11 now separately?

Could certainly be the case as well. But yes she has been fighting hard to get her life back together.

 

[mrboxeater]

did Yani do a flehmen response?

 

[Fugutron]

Ah yes, the good old meth itch

 

[thatsleepyguy]

yaku deserves hugs