Somali to Mori no Kami-sama

wait, so harpies have super sensitive hearing, but Uzoi's mother didn't hear a stranger sneaking up on her...?

So monsters can eat people with no issues, but people eating monsters just arbitrarily kills them.

Is it weird that this actually bothers me way more than any of the dumb race war stuff?

Could be just specifically that monster species that has that mechanism whereupon being eaten they infect the consumer. Could be entirely possible to eat them if served in a certain way and the other monsters also might not have same mechanisms. We should consult various chefs and begin the monster hunting crusade for monster gourmet and see how them bastards like it. Someone get on the phone to call a particular Dwarf in a dungeon as we may need his services.

I'm probably the only person who wants Haitora to die in the next chapter. Seriously, the poor guy has suffered enough, losing his family the way he did, being eaten by the poison of the monster inside him (how apropos...), and now being forced to live in suffering out of misplaced guilt. Bleh. I hope he finds peace soon.

Requiescat in Pace, you poor bastard. );

>Making excuses for the enemies of mankind.

 

Spoiler

GLORY TO MANKIND!!!

Page 27 was heartwarming.

Well, they still need to find a cure for him.

Oh man, not one but 2 series that you are getting wrong.

 

When it comes to the war on Somali, the humans were the initial aggressors, after the book was stolen, the other races found about humans and got curious about them, so they started to search humans, not to cull them but to meet them, the human hunts happen after the war, and the war happened after the 2 parties lived together in relative harmony, so at the start it kind of worked out, but humans being how they are started getting distrustful, judgmental and radicalized, and then the war broke.

 

Really now, out of all races of sentient beings the humans are the only ones that instinctively react violently to new races, while the rest of the world goes on just fine with their lives, knowing this the Feodora wished to keep the existent of humanity hidden, because she wanted the relationship to grow slowly so humans would be able to adapt, but that failed.

 

Some pics to back my stuff.

 

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Fast forward to today, the humans who lost the war they started, are being hunted and discriminated by the monsters, making Feodora's wish even harder to accomplish.

 

Both groups are in the wrong but the humans of this world have the inconvenient biological tendency of reacting violently and unreasonably towards members of an exogroup.

 

Now TPNL is a whole different matter, following next comes some real spoilers about the manga's plot so if you are not up to date, don't read, just gonna say that Sep10Trion got the plot wrong, the humans do retaliate back but at no point do they gain the upper-hand.

 

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in TPNL the demons hunt humans as food, the demons however in their natural state have the cognition of a normal wild beast, however they can get smarter after eating humans, so these are a priced and sought after prey, and the humans in self defense retaliate against their predators like any other prey would if it could, eventually both demon and human society develops to allow for war to occur, but the tools and tactics used by the humans and the demons to attack each other also grow to a point were the whole relationship leads to a standstill, so no, the humans don't go and kick demon ass, on the contrary, they have to compromise and come to the agreement with the demons, in which they will divide the world in 2, with the humans living in one side, and the demons in the other, and as a part of the agreement, the humans left a bunch of humans back on the demon side to be raised like cattle, so the demons can eat them. But now a mysterious man is conspiring to break the cattle agreement and liberate the human food.

 

Really, the last couple chapters show monsters putting humans in slavery and somehow only humans react violently? And bear in mind, this is all from the monster's perspective, who are authoring history, so it's almost certainly slanted. Are you also forgetting the nice human hermit who treated them kindly? In fact, TPN showed demon's feeding the kids BS about their world when they are being cultivated for food. The themes mirror each other. However, both sides do have nice monsters and demons, and I'm sure this series will eventually get some hunter humans. We just haven't seen humans effectively counter them, except in TPN. And I am up to date; the TPN treaty was basically a ceasefire, and this William Minerva will probably upset the balance (and is probably a trap as well, both to ensnare the kids and possibly kickstart another war so demons can eat humans in their cities). You can't 100% trust the stories of those in power, as TPN demonstrates.

So monsters can eat people with no issues, but people eating monsters just arbitrarily kills them.

Is it weird that this actually bothers me way more than any of the dumb race war stuff?

Well time for exterminatus. PRAISE ZE EMPRAH!

Errrm, nope! The witch chapter showed that monsters were the aggressors, after they found her book. Thus, they should start being culled. The Promised Neverland has a pretty good setup, wherein humans got sick of the demons hunting them, so they killed their asses in kind. It led to a treaty separating the two.

Oh man, not one but 2 series that you are getting wrong.

When it comes to the war on Somali, the humans were the initial aggressors, after the book was stolen, the other races found about humans and got curious about them, so they started to search humans, not to cull them but to meet them, the human hunts happen after the war, and the war happened after the 2 parties lived together in relative harmony, so at the start it kind of worked out, but humans being how they are started getting distrustful, judgmental and radicalized, and then the war broke.

Really now, out of all races of sentient beings the humans are the only ones that instinctively react violently to new races, while the rest of the world goes on just fine with their lives, knowing this the Feodora wished to keep the existent of humanity hidden, because she wanted the relationship to grow slowly so humans would be able to adapt, but that failed.

Some pics to back my stuff.

Fast forward to today, the humans who lost the war they started, are being hunted and discriminated by the monsters, making Feodora's wish even harder to accomplish.

Both groups are in the wrong but the humans of this world have the inconvenient biological tendency of reacting violently and unreasonably towards members of an exogroup.

Now TPNL is a whole different matter, following next comes some real spoilers about the manga's plot so if you are not up to date, don't read, just gonna say that Sep10Trion got the plot wrong, the humans do retaliate back but at no point do they gain the upper-hand.

>manga takes lengths to present the world as being nuanced and with blame on both sides so that no one specific race can take all the blame

>comment section devolves into black and white human/monster side bickering

 

Hrm. Seems about right.

 

Continue.

>Making excuses for the enemies of mankind.

Spoiler

The whole mess started because the humans did exactly that.

Errrm, nope! The witch chapter showed that monsters were the aggressors, after they found her book. Thus, they should start being culled. The Promised Neverland has a pretty good setup, wherein humans got sick of the demons hunting them, so they killed their asses in kind. It led to a treaty separating the two.

OMG I hate monsters now!

>manga takes lengths to present the world as being nuanced and with blame on both sides so that no one specific race can take all the blame

>comment section devolves into black and white human/monster side bickering

Hrm. Seems about right.

Continue.

reading this chapter...mha hart...mah sole...

ok, now what has the little miss been holding back...

The whole mess started because the humans did exactly that.

The humans realised they can't live in peace with monsters and came to the conclusion that every non-human only worthy as a food supply? I should reread this.

It would be so awesome to see these monsters hunted. Really, it's like a prequel to The Promised Neverland. Maybe a Goblin-slayer like

being will soon appear and start terrorizing them, as it seems pretty justified at this point. 

The whole mess started because the humans did exactly that.

Hmm hmm hmmm my GLORIOUS overlord.
 

 

Maybe monsters are special preparation ingredients ? Ever read Toriko / Dungeon meshi?

They are always special preparation ingredients, just a reminder of why leveling your cooking skills is important.

I mean that guy didn't even tried to cook her, just went at her raw, he had it coming.

Hmm hmm hmmm my GLORIOUS overlord.
 

 

Maybe monsters are special preparation ingredients ? Ever read Toriko / Dungeon meshi?

Those nitro are scary as shit. Who would have thought Trolls of all things would evolve into that!

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Hmm hmm hmmm my GLORIOUS overlord.
 

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man, that's some bullshit, monsters can eat humans, but humans cant eat monsters? smh

Maybe monsters are special preparation ingredients ? Ever read Toriko / Dungeon meshi?

Hate to break it to you?

Well shit.

Still, it was kinda understandable, seeing how his family was on the verge of starvation... and he lost them to a more horrible fate anyway.

It would be so awesome to see these monsters hunted. Really, it's like a prequel to The Promised Neverland. Maybe a Goblin-slayer like

being will soon appear and start terrorizing them, as it seems pretty justified at this point. 

 
                The Eye of Ra

Still can't shake that those are fuck me eyes.

The fuck did my...

Ah nevermind, I knew it was like this from the start.