@Ri_Lilium No, I'm sure there's some deep, dramatic meaning behind it, too. I just got a laugh out of it cause it was such a(literally anyone could have wrote this for anyone else, common vernacular) ridiculous sounding trigger phrase, but it made Chika experience Vietnam flashbacks.
Nice...
lol. It cracked me up that some paper with "welcome back" written on it activated Chika's dark past . Feels like it could've said anything like "nyahello" and it still would've done the same thing.
This character and plot development feels like it belongs to a decade ago, and even then, it would've been iffy. I hope future chapters prove different, but this series' writing just took a serious dip in IQ and interest.
@SomewhatOkay Thank you for the translation. The text extending outside the speech bubble is indeed a handy tool to use. But if I may suggest something, instead of whiting out the background of the text manually(it looks like?), it would look cleaner and be easier to create a white outline...
I noticed a resemblance between this spider and Pekora, especially where human experimentation and war crimes are concerned. I cannot unsee and now Pekora's voice comes out of their speech bubble HA↗HA↘HA↗HA↘
Ba-baka aniki! I'm not sad about it! Not really!
p.s. Wow, people really don't feel anything from this chapter? Even though it's so wholesome and expands on the characters?
Yeah, okay. (>__>)
@DeadintheWater at the cost of their own personal health and welfare? not a chance. if it was something more trivial to them? maybe(like if they were rumored to be putting cats in pies they were selling).
but a doctor who is continuously saving their lives? no way. they won't hate on them to...