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| I wonder... does Oshimi want to make this a long running series? We are already past 10 volumes and the questions keep increasing |
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| Seichii seems surprised by how he was treated in this chapter, I thought he was ready for anything...maybe there's still a chance he will repent.. |
| By the way, it's been quite a while but I wonder how is Seichi's mom doing |
shegoth said: Japan's juvenile offenders in these "reform facilities" have noted many abuses and degrading treatment IRL, such as Seiichi here getting that "anus check" (a clear violation of due process and privacy). Because Japan is a constitutional monarchy, and not a federal republic like the U.S., Japan actually (legally) allows this degrading treatment to occur, which many watch groups have taken note. Searching "Abusive Punishments in Japanese Adult/Juvenile Prisons" yields plenty evidence. As I read this chapter, I am surprised at how Japan has relatively low violent crime rates (specifically homicides) than any industrial nation, yet they treat every person, even juveniles, like subspecies with no individual rights for them to express in the criminal justice system. Seiichi's horrendous and disturbing violation of privacy hits harder to the reader because this type of shit actually happens in Japanese prisons/juvenile facilities. Nothing is more psychologically traumatizing than having to forcefully commit to a naked physical examination knowing you cannot legally object, even if you wanted to. Puts into perspective how dark Japan's criminal justice system truly is. So that part is an abuse, I thought so, there's no way that is necessary for the examination. |
| Very dramatic turn of events, and yet it has such a solemn tone to it. I like it. I sense a time skip coming, but at this point I think I'd actually prefer a long running series. Also, I miss Seiko. |
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| I have the feeling seichi will only get worse after his stay in the correctional... |
| Feels like the perfect opportunity for a time-skip, although they didn't clarify for how long he will stay there. But still, it's quite possible to wrap up the series in 3 chapters, unless there's something else planned. Lately, I don't really understand where this is going. |
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| It will be interesting to see how Seiichi's life will be from this point on. |
tsumaeda said: the dad lost his son and wife :/ poor dude nah he was ignoring all the fucked up shit, he cant complain |
| Read the last four chapters after ages and damn, this manga turned around quite a bit. Thought there would be no way to wrap this up, but now a hundredth chapter wrap up seems likely. Don't honestly see how this can be a long running series, but I might be wrong. |
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| In these panels I felt like in Rainbow, a reference is coming in prison, how difficult will jail be now. Hey, what about Sei's dad? |
| Otaku sin ser otaku. - Mauricio RH |
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