Umm I don't think Paru necessarily glorifies those selfish actions. It's a bit like Riz. The story tries to bring up that sometimes, someone indeed can do fucked up things, and the reasons are not as simple. It's not as simple as "X is evil just because it's on his gene" kinda thing. Some people...
Well Makima "controlled" her own death, resurrecting herself to life for 23 times or something.
Though it's unknown wether it's the control devil's power or some other devil she has contract with.
Remember in earlier chapters, Legosi said that he cared for his bugs out of selfish desires? Apparently selfishness (and a bit of madness) runs deep in his gene...
I don't think Paru decided to suddenly change things up or something. I believe she already planned this outcome all along.
If you feel something off about this arc, maybe it's because this arc is dominantly filled with actions. And we all know that action/fight is never the strong suit of...
She said that she liked Melon's horns cause it reminds her of the dad's taste. From Melon's perspective, it's pretty logical to assume the mom killed the dad, though. Then again, I think it's a story told from unreliable narrator point of view.
Maybe the mom was so madly in love to the point of...
This damn "ordinary" animal is the real fucker. It's just too sad how "ordinary" this kind of things happen in real world as well. He's a complete opposite of "herbivore being good guys, noble, responsible, etc."
This arc has been a really long ride, but, well done Paru! Can't wait to see how...
The fact MangaPlus decided to translate the title to "Monster 8" just signifies the appalling translation... I can't...
Please continue the fan translation if possible
It'd be way more tragic if Melon's mom actually lied all along for some reasons.
Was she feeling guilty and suicidal for all the pressures and the hybrid-fate of Melon?
Maybe she did bite Melon's dad (but not enough to kill him) and she went crazy afterwards. This kinda happened on Beast...
Ah yes, all the holes on his body healed up just enough for him to stand up again. Didn't realize Natsu acquired fire of regeneration or something. At least this is not some instant nakama-powerup moment.
I'm surprised Yuki didn't just reach out his hands while climbing and grab Mari up.
I'm more surprised the lions were slow enough for the people to tie up clothes and make a rope.
I get that the main theme is the cycle of fate and the value of humanity. It kinda implies that all of Hikaru Tsujimoto personas ultimately decided to not erase the humans. In the case of main character, he decided that the life of the girl and all of his memories are still more valuable than...