Shi ni Modori, Subete wo Sukuu Tame ni Saikyou he to Itaru - Vol. 3 Ch. 18

[gum_rummy]

Yeahhhh! Get sliced in half you friendless loser!

 

[Kronous]

nakama pawah!

 

[Milkspacebar]

Bro this manga is amazing

 

[VeilaFN2]

He fkin said it! Of course he’d talk about the power of friendship...

 

[cc12138030]

Is the consistent use of names instead of saying "you" a translation choice or some kind of cultural thing I'm unaware of? It's really off-putting in the last few chapters when they're having a conversation and constantly saying "Irene helped me" or "Irene's life is in danger" when they're directly talking to one another. The worst offender was this chapter and it was just really jarring. "I know Tina has grown a lot since then. I believe in Tina. Tina can believe in me." Is it just me that finds this weird? Oh well, end of rant.

 

[dexdoujinmanga]

NAKAMA PAWAA DA

 

[TheRugBug]

And that does it, dropped. I cannot stand the whole with the power of my friends by my side thing. Its so lame and annoying. I was really hoping this would be good too cause it seemed like a good premise.

 

[tomorrow]

 

[Pokari]

That went from serious-faced survival story to shounen jump cheese in so few pages, I don't even.

...both are fine but this whiplash is too much. XD

 

[Kagg50]

Can’t help but agree with what that demon guy said.

 

[firosahoge]

Damn, unironically using nakama powers. This villain will be destroyed on the atomic level

 

[dobatag]

"the power of friendship" holy shit the memes really do write themselves. this level of UNironic cringe in 2020 in a manga. fucking lmao

 

[sam3h3ll]

the power of friendship lmaoo

 

[XL]

Nakama powah up pu!

 

[alannondarklord]

Uhh, Mc-kun, this looks more like the power of compounded buffs. If you want to call that friendship power, well, you do you.

 

[SpecterX]

The power of friendship is a bitch in rl

 

[minikaiba]

> literally acknowledged him
> all lies
:thonking:

 

[Lassie]

Double buff = friendship, noted

 

[tyhkol]

@cc12138030 it is indeed a cultural/linguistic thing - IIRC in Japanese using various forms of 'you' (ex. omae, teme) is more rude/informal compared to referring to someone by their name (i.e. so-and-so-san) even in a one on one conversation.

 

[bobsmithvrv]

Points off for using lame and cliche plot device