Kubo Won't Let Me Be Invisible - Vol. 1 Ch. 1 - Heroine Girl and Background Boy

[dokidoki]

"What the fudge"

lmao love it how he doesn't curse haha




@MonsieurQuack I think its either cause her face was too cute OR what I actually think is that she left him at the end to go hang out with friends since she's the only one who notices him its like he was abandoned lol

 

[MonsieurQuack]

@dokidoki AAAH, that makes more sense. I thought the mangaka or the redrawer had a mental breakdown or something.

 

[Shibusen]

Abyssgate, I did not see any mentions in the comments so there, I mention it.

@monkey123 this guy is the ideal of mob-fu. This type of guy did not choose mob-fu, mob-fu chose him. The problem is, once they become the mc that's the end of it. They start to desire them colorful youth or something and some heroine pays them attention.

 

[pipiru]

Surprisingly good

 

[Bengon]

@Shibusen

Damn you beat me to it. The MC of this series should follow along the path of darkness like Lord Abyssgate and become an assassin.

 

[Tamerlane]

I love stories that focus on the background characters and people that seem unimportant. Its always funny.

 

[AbuHajaar]

He can't possibly be the background character if he sits at the back of the class

 

[need4speedrazor6]

THANK GOD FOR SMUG ANIMU GIRL

 

[Ghostread]

Can someone explain to me what mob in this context means? When the search history is shown.

 

[Reimans]

I love it... Awesome... MAGNIFICENT MANGA!!

 

[LordFifthIsLife]

@Ghostread mobs are basically what you call a background character. A character so generic and bland that you don't even notice them in a crowd

 

[magnatrout]

KUBOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! san

 

[googoober]

ah, love a good teasing manga

 

[Darida]

Kubo: Demonic Asshole

 

[ReWeeb]

Page one..... That was alot of damage.

 

[HelloBiatch]

I feel this protagonist in my soul. The majority of my convos back in school began with “hey! When did you get here?” When I legit walked w them there.

Sometimes I like to scare them by saying “I never left”