Creepy Cat - Vol. 3 Ch. 237 - Punch

[MangaDex]

 

[Darthskippy]

I took this down briefly after posting it because I saw something in the next page that made ma question the translation. From what I can guess is that its something that doesn't translate well, time to figure out phrasing so it still gets the same fell across.

 

[BasilD]

GET HIS ASS

 

[Koshin_127]

What a bastard, no wonder Flora ignored him

 

[Gaiseric9]

Oscar you fuck

 

[Scarifar]

Why

 

[nechocat]

so he was worried about her not having a job because she sucks at normal art, on the other hand she has a good hand for supernatural art

 

[FallenAngel]

Even more reason to hate Oscar!

 

[noyaami]

GET HIM CATS!!!! Oscar honestly, that was A DICK MOVE.

 

[youdontknowwho]

Reminds me of that infamous 4chan story about a girl in wheelchair and her art portfolio.

 

[g_girl]

Yeah, you never deface someone's hard work.

 

[Georg-Prime]

What a beautiful punch (and those gloves wow hahaha) and kick.
Flora the artsy witch and her awesome cats are rocking.

Thanks for your work @Darthskippy.

 

[Hacete]

K.O.


Now, I quiet understand why Oscar is trying his best for Flora.(It has nothing to do with the punch, that's to be noted)

 

[Moonwolf287]

Wow now I really hate Oscar. First I was a bit sympathetic but now... just go die in a ditch.

 

[Lesurous]

Guys, we STILL don't know Oscar's motivation yet. And everyone already hating on the dude.

 

[pokefairy]

What a dumbass but is it just me or does it seem like the author is making it up as they go. Oscar did not recognize her when they meet as adults and he definitely would have

 

[Kay5462]

Well you are not exactly someone who was certified to crush anybody' dream, Oscar

 

[Ungrave]

Wow, imagine having been that dumb in highschool. I certainly would never approach my peers again after that.

 

[kuckoonut]

WOW. Just wow. No wonder she holds a grudge.

 

[Simply_Fiction]

You were the chosen one! It was said that you would destroy the creepy dude trend, not join it. You were to bring balance to the story, not leave it in darkness. You were my boy, Oscar. I believed in you.