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Yeah but i mean.... it's Laios. Kinda hypocritical, too, if he then ends up 69-ing with said catgirl
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Feb 20, 2021 03:46
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A stuffy, academic elf
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huh, so she never actually killed the dog
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Feb 20, 2021 03:57
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Feb 20, 2021 04:04
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I never knew or paid attention to Marcille's last name. She apparently is fantasy Italian.
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Feb 20, 2021 04:25
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The background on Marcille's mom and dad just raises more questions than it answers.
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Feb 20, 2021 04:46
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he's courting falin (angry)
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Snooze Cruise posted:he's courting falin (angry) As if we needed any further confirmation that Marcille is a catastrophe lesbian
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Ethiser posted:I never knew or paid attention to Marcille's last name. She apparently is fantasy Italian. We have something for that Elven Names posted:Elves rarely have names resembling the patterns of other races. Instead of a last name or family name, Elves append their clan names. For instance, in Mithrun's case, his full name would be Mithrun of the House of Kerensil. The reason Thistle's full name is "unknown" is due to having been seperated from his family at a young age and no longer remembering his original clan name. Seems Marcille was raised outside the Western Kingdom of the Elves, but her mom is from there. She might have taken her tallman dad's name. 
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"Scolded for being cruel to ants." I want to read this story.
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P. sure the story would involve a magnifying glass and wouldn't be very interesting unless you really want to pontificate on the ramifications of the formative years of morality inherent in pretty much all races OTOH more Dungeon Meshi is always good so i'm sorta inclinced to agree anyways
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I bet it will come up in a flashback and be about the morality of toying with creatures that have very short lifespans compared to elven kind
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HenryEx posted:P. sure the story would involve a magnifying glass  
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Post the little comics about the Canaries. We learn a bunch about their Crimes.
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Whitenoise Poster posted:Post the little comics about the Canaries. We learn a bunch about their Crimes. They range from funny to outright disturbing!
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 Fleki posted:Age: 130  So she went out trying to cop a buzz off that walking mushroom, right? This honestly kicks rear end, when you're just a hustler that fucks up and catches a hell sentence in elf jail, what else are you gonna do but hang out with your fellow rejects and burnouts, and put your brain in a bird and trip balls?
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Epoxy Bulletin posted:
He turns her on her side so she won't throw up and choke to death.   
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That's a lot bleaker than I expected. Also doesn't inspire confidence in the Canaries as an organization that one of their conscripted members can just spend all of her allowance to fund her drug addiction and nobody does anything about it.
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Carpator Diei posted:That's a lot bleaker than I expected. Also doesn't inspire confidence in the Canaries as an organization that one of their conscripted members can just spend all of her allowance to fund her drug addiction and nobody does anything about it. It feels like a suicide squad kind of organization. If they live they get to help out the government and if they die at any point it's just one less person on the ledger.
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Brought To You By posted:It feels like a suicide squad kind of organization. If they live they get to help out the government and if they die at any point it's just one less person on the ledger. Their bios lean towards this impression. There's not a lot of friction between the members in the main story, which might be why their rough edges aren't all on display, but the convicts at least are, to varying extents, broken, twisted, or chasing their vices. Some might be a little more culpable than others 
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Carpator Diei posted:That's a lot bleaker than I expected. Also doesn't inspire confidence in the Canaries as an organization that one of their conscripted members can just spend all of her allowance to fund her drug addiction and nobody does anything about it. They're a penal battalion crossed with the Chernobyl liquidators, it's more amazing they get paid at all.
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I like the dude who got into forbidden magic because he's a huge furry. Also the short elf defending her tastes in young halfling girls reads hilariously like a reddit post that'd end up in a mock thread.
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Where are people reading these?
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DrSunshine posted:He turns her on her side so she won't throw up and choke to death. 
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Sindai posted:Where are people reading these? Someone said there was a handful in a 4chan thread, but I haven't seen em so can't vouch for the quality. Otherwise, right here!  quote:Age: 126 
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Epoxy Bulletin posted:Someone said there was a handful in a 4chan thread, but I haven't seen em so can't vouch for the quality. Otherwise, right here! Body dismorphia is a gently caress. Just let the elf transition in peace you fucks
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The Canaries are kind of a happy ending for Lycion, since he made friends and he gets to show off his wolf body. Kui had better let him do something cool before the end of the manga. But maybe keep him away from Laius.
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Now I'm wondering how he would react to Liaos's attention and interest. I have a feeling that we'll see them share a scene before the manga ends; when one of the protagonists is a man obsessed with monsters, has more than once expressed an interest in becoming a monster, and was really, really curious about the human-monster hybrid that joined the party, adding in a character who can turn into a monster at will and having him be part of a group that's pursuing the main characters really doesn't seem like an accident. The question is whether Lycion will be appreciative, annoyed, or disturbed by what ensues after they meet.
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Oh hey, it's Laios' future bf. ...Though I'm a bit worried about those "Murder" and "Assault" bulletpoints in the first image; I hope those are only related to the (presumably illegal) arena fighting.
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Carpator Diei posted:Oh hey, it's Laios' future bf. I'm glad I'm not the only one who had this thought.
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Carpator Diei posted:That's a lot bleaker than I expected. Also doesn't inspire confidence in the Canaries as an organization that one of their conscripted members can just spend all of her allowance to fund her drug addiction and nobody does anything about it. They are literally called the Canaries. Their job is to die first as a warning that things are getting dangerous.
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Clarste posted:They are literally called the Canaries. Their job is to die first as a warning that things are getting dangerous. Their sentences are also ridiculously long. Fleki, an adult elf at the age of 130, got a sentence of almost two and a half centuries for the crime of smuggling forbidden artifacts. The whole general vibe is that elves who end up in the Canaries aren't expected or intended to serve their time and reintegrate with society and are just kind of expected to burn out and die.
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Kanos posted:Their sentences are also ridiculously long. Fleki, an adult elf at the age of 130, got a sentence of almost two and a half centuries for the crime of smuggling forbidden artifacts. This and also Elves may have a weird perspective on time.
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Turns out the canaries are just the overnight drunk tank of the elf world.
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Actually something that's bothered me is that the Canaries have a "first death" listing and I thought it was unique to the island dungeon the story takes place in. Because you'd need to bind the soul to the body and the only time we've seen that happen outside the dungeon was the flashback to Farlyn and Laios' childhood and the bloke that wore a ring he found from the dungeon before he passed away. Although I guess these deaths could have been resolved with the equivalent of a magical defibrillator and healing magic to patch up the wounds. Something far more immediate in timing.
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Brought To You By posted:Actually something that's bothered me is that the Canaries have a "first death" listing and I thought it was unique to the island dungeon the story takes place in. Because you'd need to bind the soul to the body and the only time we've seen that happen outside the dungeon was the flashback to Farlyn and Laios' childhood and the bloke that wore a ring he found from the dungeon before he passed away. It's unique to dungeons in general. Dungeons are known for making death less likely to stick.
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Yeah, it's a property of all dungeons and these are dungeon specialists. This island isn't even remotely unique, as far as we know.
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quote:The Curse of Immortality is automatically laid upon anyone who enters the Dungeon, and lifted when they leave. When a living humanoid being sustains fatal trauma under the effect of the Curse, their body expires but their soul remains bound to their body. Therefore, if the damage to their body can be repaired, it is possible to return them to life. The Island is not the only dungeon where the curse is present - most dungeons that attract adventurers in numbers possess the same effect. -Adventurer's Bible, Glossary, page 150: Immortality, Curse of
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Epoxy Bulletin posted:-Adventurer's Bible, Glossary, page 150: Immortality, Curse of That's really odd because the story seems to substantiate that it's an exclusively elvish property to have immortality in a dungeon. The ring from the red dragon flashback was gold and bought from and elf and Thistle's whole deal is using an immortality spell to keep the souls of the citizens bound to the kingdom. Oh well
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