Isekai Saikyou no Seikishi wa Joujakusugite Kyou mo Net Enjoushiteru ~FF Gai Kara Shitsureishimasu~ - Ch. 2 - Flaming the "Beastman" Name

[MangaDex]

 

[bakagaijin]

Don't mind the credits page.

 

[CommieJohnTeh]

The manga has started to tread into (fictional) "politically correct" territory, oh boy.

 

[merukit]

lmao pc satire is pretty funny

 

[dabes115]

Funny chapter
Keep it up my ni-

 

[tofoz]

I'm a say the b-word and no one is gana stop me!

 

[FireWyvern98]

That last line hits hard

 

[Liquidxlax]

Since it is hard to explain to people properly, I think this manga shows the major problem between peoples of very different cultures being able to interact so freely. I don't think I've known a person/foreigner that recognized something that was deemed offensive to their demographic. Then there are those who are gullible and believe anything they hear and read.

 

[LGear]

The last panel basically sums up SJW's in a nutshell.

 

[kaminomikan]

lol that last panel roasted almost all the world...

 

[guardian1102]

Identitarians, not even once.

 

[puppeto4]

oof, that burns

 

[Talismaster]

Ah, yes. The busybodies that always feel the need to be offended for other people and tell people what they need to be offended about. Wasn’t expecting this punchline tbh.

 

[LordScorcher]

Ma NIGGA the Beastman

 

[Exile]

Kek, down to the point.

 

[Kazedoom]

.... this manga actually good.
Good as in it have some depth in itks story while balancing it with comedy and light hearted theme.
Bookmarked.

 

[Hasina]

is the author flamming western twitter? I mean, I can relate to it

 

[Blackysensei]

Hmm, Japanese people use Twitter like crazy, i think he is just addressing what happens in the internet in general. @hasina

 

[Talismaster]

@Hasina
Japan has their share of politically correct minds, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it was in reference to westerners after people blew up over “white-washing” a black Pokémon gym leader just because the person’s preferred color palette was brighter and more vivid than the norm and they didn’t have the artistic sense to see it.

 

[Bloddrake]

Sai-Sukila of colour