Yani Neko - Vol. 10 Ch. 297 - It's Legal, Nya

[MangaDex]

 

[Angry_Panda]

Yaku...

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[CatLife]

Yaku can be friends with him too

 

[Fatbotman]

"The drawing most likely shows a pothos plant—also called devil’s ivy (Epipremnum aureum)—trained around a support or hanging planter.

Clues include the long trailing vines, heart-shaped leaves, and aerial roots along the stems. It could also be intended as a heartleaf philodendron (Philodendron hederaceum), which looks very similar, but the dense, vigorous climbing habit is especially characteristic of pothos.

It contains needle-like calcium oxalate crystals that can cause immediate mouth and throat irritation, burning, drooling, pawing at the mouth, vomiting, and difficulty swallowing. Keep it out of reach. If someone or a pet has eaten part of it, contact a poison-control service or veterinarian; seek emergency help for trouble breathing or severe swelling." - Clanker

RIP Yani & Yaku

 

[xanon]

It's cool. It's organic, nya.

 

[Megaman654]

I think they could be massive idiots XD

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[BCS]

It's cool. It's organic, nya.

Gluten-free, nya.

 

[Scytale]

Penpen should run far away from here, and fast.

 

[YakuFan]

"The drawing most likely shows a pothos plant—also called devil’s ivy (Epipremnum aureum)—trained around a support or hanging planter.

Clues include the long trailing vines, heart-shaped leaves, and aerial roots along the stems. It could also be intended as a heartleaf philodendron (Philodendron hederaceum), which looks very similar, but the dense, vigorous climbing habit is especially characteristic of pothos.

It contains needle-like calcium oxalate crystals that can cause immediate mouth and throat irritation, burning, drooling, pawing at the mouth, vomiting, and difficulty swallowing. Keep it out of reach. If someone or a pet has eaten part of it, contact a poison-control service or veterinarian; seek emergency help for trouble breathing or severe swelling." - Clanker

RIP Yani & Yaku

I think it might be Morning Glory which it's seeds can have a similar effect to LSD. It is also a very popular flower in Japan.

 

[Username1122cat]

I could be wrong, but based on the seed pods I that's supposed to be datura.

https://tripsitter.com/datura/

The active ingredients are a group of compounds that act as anticholinergics (more on what this means later). These chemicals are strong enough to cause permanent damage if taken in high enough doses.

While there are always some exceptions, the majority of people who submit their experience with datura have a strong negative sentiment. The hallucinations it produces are dark, violent, and completely detached from reality.

Despite how horrifying this plant actually is, it’s completely legal in most parts of the world and is a fairly common garden variety — well-loved for its attractive flowers. There hasn’t been much pushback against the use of datura because it’s not a substance people tend to recommend or ever take for a second time.

Feel free to look up trip reports. This is a very scary plant, like insanity causing.

Yeah so wrong. Creeping vines.

Thanks for the TL. This is so educational.

 

[ShizueFan]

Thanks for the TL. This is so educational.

Note: KotFansMTL in no way endorses grinding up random seeds from random plants. No matter how much fun it might look.

 

[dowiet]

It's legal nya!

Yeah and they are legally dead

 

[Fathsyah]

That's how people from the stone age knew how a plants is a poison.


They watch someone else DIES.

 

[YakuFan]

Note: KotFansMTL in no way endorses grinding up random seeds from random plants. No matter how much fun it might look.

SF speaks for himself. I endorse personal freedom and poor decision making.

 

[analias]

It is likely intended to be morning glory, which is psychoactive, has a climbing habit, and has heart shaped leaves. It could also be the related Hawaiian baby woodrose, but I consider the seed pods to be a closer match to morning glory.