1-nen A-gumi no Monster - Vol. 1 Ch. 4 - Sensei, Please don't leave me behind

[Kagenashi]

@derpdederp

Good one.

 

[tkmisere]

They think they are playing 4D chess? He playing Real Chess agaisn't his own self in all alternatives universes at same time, the gap is too huge

 

[fodaobr22]

@Ritzubear
who is this Sakamoto that everyone talks about?

 

[kwendy]

@fodaobr22 "Sakamoto desu ga". Huge wierdo nobody is able to comprehend who does random things but ending up just as he planned.
Also walking example of "mundane made awesome" trope.

 

[RyuukiBeat]

what with page 10?

 

[toru_okada]

TAROU! HAS STOLEN IT AT THE DEATH! THAT'S WHAT HE'S HERE FOR!!!!!

I-I'M JUST LOST FOR WORDS! HE. IS. BRILLIANT!

 

[Swig]

i do not like that tomboy

 

[074769]

Left Hand is right hand and right hand is left hand.

 

[Tsudow]

What a chad

 

[Psychronia]

I'm starting to think the teachers are just as much a part of the problem as the students.

I'm not expecting them to also be part-Sakamoto, but aren't they kinda...useless? More than useless, they fall into gossiping knowing full well that the class is full of problem children.

Rather than MC, it seems like the perspective lady teacher character is more of a greenhorn with how she acts.

 

[TehSDragon]

@Psychronia I think that's the problem with a lot of manga (or stories) in general - because of exposition, and immersing the reader into a "new" world, a lot of characters act like things have only been happening a short while, or that problems are recent. It's a major flaw in many, many plots I've read, and one that isn't particularly easy to solve either (short of just throwing the reader into it without warning, but that's a skill that authors have to develop)

It's not limited to just events or problems either - sometimes, inexplicably, other characters will explain things to the MC as if it was their first time doing those things - just for exposition and "readersplaining", so to speak - even if, by all metrics, the MC should be even minimally aware of them. Some authors use the almighty "amnesia" plot device, but it's been so overdone that it's starting to seem lazy to me, somehow

 

[Psychronia]

@TehSDragon That's probably a reason why Isekai is so popular, actually. Since you throw the (often audience surrogate) main character into a completely new environment, you get to explain your world to them in a way that's mostly justified.

 

[AnimuVsMango]

Who is he, you ask?

He'll have you know he has over 300 confirmed kills...

 

[Jaegrqualm]

Something tells me that this is not an accurate portrayal of mental illness

 

[fchiisaia21]

@Jaegrqualm There are many kinds of mental illness. I know one or two people who tried to kill themselves just to gain attention. And yes, that's also part of mental illness.

 

[sunsetchaos]

The real question is, how the fuk did she go from leaning forward with hands on the rails to leaning backwards...

 

[mimicking]

i really think those two girls could be great friends, and they probably will be. i also love how the teacher just isn't having any of their shit lmao

 

[botodopo]

@Jaegrqualm you could just google it and learn that its common in 10 seconds

 

[HYBRID_BEING]

Today's work hours are over.

What does that asian allow himself?

 

[LemonJuice]

This is it. This teacher is the true alpha, the apex predator, the peak of human evolution. He is... The gigachad!