Uchi no Ko no Tame naraba, Ore wa Moshikashitara Maou mo Taoseru kamo Shirenai. Episode 6 Discussion

MrAwesome2018 said:
I remember Kenneth saying he wanted 3 kids lol.

Leo said:
I would have never thought that Kenneth and Rita would have that kind of relationship. Congratulation to Rita. Anyways, Dale and Latina are on a journey together which is nice, visiting Dale's hometown.

Atavistic said:
A decent episode, but it continues to frustrate me how blatantly obvious it is that the show is skipping a lot of content from one episode to the next. Also, I did not at all clue in to the fact that Kenneth and Rita had that kind of relationship (but for all I know any hints of that were skipped over anyway).

Leo said:
I would have never thought that Kenneth and Rita would have that kind of relationship. Congratulation to Rita. Anyways, Dale and Latina are on a journey together which is nice, visiting Dale's hometown.

Atavistic said:
A decent episode, but it continues to frustrate me how blatantly obvious it is that the show is skipping a lot of content from one episode to the next. Also, I did not at all clue in to the fact that Kenneth and Rita had that kind of relationship (but for all I know any hints of that were skipped over anyway).

MomoSinX said:


Yeah it's kinda weird because Kenneth looks like he is in his 40's and Rita looks like she is in her 20's. Dunno how the manga or LN portrays it, could be just the anime I guess.

kidlat020 said:
also let's not forget that they're employing Latina into a full time worker but we're definitely not hypocrites. we totally didn't forget that employing minors is completely illegal. because we have an agenda and we want men to hit up a random woman so they'd increase our dying population.

Tigerle said:

The world of UchiMusume is set in a fantasy world with elements of european midages and modern anachronistic elements. But at least in the european midages, children labor were quite common.

MomoSinX said:


Yeah it's kinda weird because Kenneth looks like he is in his 40's and Rita looks like she is in her 20's. Dunno how the manga or LN portrays it, could be just the anime I guess.

kidlat020 said:


So that's the excuse they're going with huh? I know for a fact that child labor in Japan is very strict so I honestly don't know how their government will dance around this. or maybe they don't and they're just outright hypocrites. their government are so desperate to sell snake oil to the hikkis, they'd even use fictional children. since it's proven time and time again that they can't sell 3d women to their hikki population.

modboy said:


You really think the government has something to do with this? If that were the case don't you think the budget for the animation would be a bit better? This is turning into a conspiracy theory if I ever heard one.

kidlat020 said:
in this episode of "Prime Minister Abe's [Marry and Reproduce] propaganda", we're shown how celebration-worthy it is to have kids. but not when she's of younger age. nope. you have to impregnate a working woman, who will be bedridden anyway when she gets into term, completely turning them from useful to useless, because reasons. because muh morals. because muh anti pedophilia.

also let's not forget that they're employing Latina into a full time worker but we're definitely not hypocrites. we totally didn't forget that employing minors is completely illegal. because we have an agenda and we want men to hit up a random woman so they'd increase our dying population.

actually I don't see any outrage about Latina working full time. where are the moral guardians when you need them? oh wait, they're just on another spectrum of hypocrisy.

kidlat020 said:
in this episode of "Prime Minister Abe's [Marry and Reproduce] propaganda", we're shown how celebration-worthy it is to have kids. but not when she's of younger age. nope. you have to impregnate a working woman, who will be bedridden anyway when she gets into term, completely turning them from useful to useless, because reasons. because muh morals. because muh anti pedophilia.

also let's not forget that they're employing Latina into a full time worker but we're definitely not hypocrites. we totally didn't forget that employing minors is completely illegal. because we have an agenda and we want men to hit up a random woman so they'd increase our dying population.

actually I don't see any outrage about Latina working full time. where are the moral guardians when you need them? oh wait, they're just on another spectrum of hypocrisy.

kidlat020 said:


So that's the excuse they're going with huh? I know for a fact that child labor in Japan is very strict so I honestly don't know how their government will dance around this. or maybe they don't and they're just outright hypocrites. their government are so desperate to sell snake oil to the hikkis, they'd even use fictional children. since it's proven time and time again that they can't sell 3d women to their hikki population.

lihle808 said:
I still can't believe this show is glorifying children playing with knives :-!

Leo said:
I would have never thought that Kenneth and Rita would have that kind of relationship. Congratulation to Rita. Anyways, Dale and Latina are on a journey together which is nice, visiting Dale's hometown.

kidlat020 said:
in this episode of "Prime Minister Abe's [Marry and Reproduce] propaganda", we're shown how celebration-worthy it is to have kids. but not when she's of younger age. nope. you have to impregnate a working woman, who will be bedridden anyway when she gets into term, completely turning them from useful to useless, because reasons. because muh morals. because muh anti pedophilia.

also let's not forget that they're employing Latina into a full time worker but we're definitely not hypocrites. we totally didn't forget that employing minors is completely illegal.

because we have an agenda and we want men to hit up a random woman so they'd increase our dying population.

Mica-Chan10 said:
Granted this gets negated by it being in a shady area and with the serving of alcohol. This is a dangerous scenario to have an 7/8 year old helping in.

Valyrian1124 said:


Modern fiction sure likes to hype up stranger danger, but that wasn't so in the medieval world. In medieval times, their village or township was their whole world and they rarely ventured out of it. You saw your neighbors every day, were expected to meet with them in the square to discuss events that could affect the town, and pull your weight helping out your fellows with the understanding that they too will help you when you need it. Your reputation mattered, and if you weren't contributing or outright antagonized the people in town, you were going to get ratted out pretty quick, and if that happens you're screwed. You can't just pack up and move to another town: they're going to see a stranger coming in trying to settle with them, and they're going to ask questions. "Where did you come from? Why are you trying to live here with us rather than where you came from?". They're going find out sooner or later.

The district in which the adventurers hang out has been described as where the "roughnecks" are, but they certainly wouldn't have been allowed to stay in town if they were considered to be shady or dangerous.

Seabury said:


Are you suggesting pregnancy at a younger age is preferable? That it's better for a woman to become "useless" at a younger age? This seems more like a common sense issue than "muh anti pedophilia"; obviously pregnancy will take a bite from anyone's life but a bite from the formative years is much more devastating than a bite from the working years. Even if you're a cold-hearted rationalist who only cares about this woman's economic output, it's still true.

As far as child labor goes, do you not notice the setting of this anime? Yes, child labor was common in the past. Are you complaining that the anime doesn't portray it evil enough? I feel like in the psuedo-historical setting this show portrays, child labor actually makes sense and isn't that evil. There is absolutely no reason for a modern child to work when he could be learning and experiencing the typical joys of childhood. That doesn't apply to historical settings, where a working child could make the difference between a hungry winter and an ordinary winter.

Valyrian1124 said:


Furthermore, families pumping out as many kids as possible was the norm in the medieval world. Today, we have an unprecedentedly low mortality rate compared to most of human history. There was constant warfare, famine, and disease in the medieval world with no safeguards. They didn't have a global peace like we do today. They didn't have an overabundance of food like we do today where famine in negligible. They haven't been able to vaccinate or use antibotics to cure diseases like we can today. It was expected that your kids had a decent chance of dying to something - being stabbed in a raid, starving to death, or a germ - so you pumped out as many as you could to compensate.