Tbh, I appreciate the cauliflower ears on all the judo fighters. idk why
I do too, it's very realistic for people to have it when it's their lively hood and it helps normalize them
Can I ask why do people that do judo have cauliflower ears
When the outer part of the ears are frequently hit it develops blood clots and calluses resulting in the deformation of the ears
It's happening in judo, MMA, and even rugby
Oh I never really notice a lot of athletes with cauliflower ears tho
Jaekyung lol
Most people who indulge in violent sports like boxing and Judo where they actually fight.
I mean unless they were specifically pointed or if I was near them i would just have gaze past them
I can't read Chinese, so I can't give an actual translation of the original title, but "Moretones" means big bruises
"morete" -> bruise + "-on" -> suffix denoting something large
OHH ITS IN SPANISH? Thats my first language, but i always read it as "more tones" mannn this makes so much more sense now, thank you!!
spoiler warning, as it reaches a conclusion at ch70. This is not including any side stories that might arise
The first egg hatches, and it's a girl. She is named Tara Perserus. Inherited Theo's eye color but otherwise looks like Seth. An unspecified amount of time later, twins are born, both boys. Sian Perserus, who has light skin, black hair, and golden eyes, and Ceza Marita, who has dark skin, white hair, and violet eyes
The names are likely to be different when the official translation comes out
Whoa there, that's not what "balls deep" means
Cackling!!!
Ukes ass just swalloed it like that
The story revolves around eugenics.
The protagonist is a product of gene manipulation
Blondie is literally being used for selective breeding (and against his own will, it seems at times) ((and uhhh, kinda sketch he looks like the perfect aryan, but I don't think there's any meaning behind that in this case))
I don't think this is a spoiler since I don't know what will happen and this is purely based on info posted here and my speculation, but I think the antagonists of the story are against eugenics. I think they are the ones that bombed the Christmas party, and targeted that place in particular since it held the blondie, who earns a large portion of the funding for the eugenics lab that practically owns him. The main thing I cannot connect here though is what the card given to the protagonist means. It seems more cult-like and has no connection to eugenics that I could think of.
Eh, I'm not a fan of eugenics, the ways that blondie is being exploited, nor the casual portrayal of this like nothing is wrong, but I could still enjoy the story. I'm intrigued to see how it goes and how the topic of eugenics gets approached later on
read the Spanish translation and yikes...... It's entirely possible that I read it wrong since Spanish is not my best language, but it goes mask off in support of eugenics. It leans more toward positive eugenics (selecting for "favorable" traits and spreading them), but it still seems to support negative eugenics (removing "unfavorable" traits from the gene pool)
Still gonna continue reading it though. I might just be jumping to conclusions too soon
It has 2 chapters at the moment
https://lectormanga.com/library/manga/55393/isekai-yakuza-mofumofu-no-taizaiki
For some reason it's taking so long to load.
(つ✧ω✧)つ yeaaahhhhh buddyyy
Being pigeon chested does not make your chest fleshier. It is the sternum protruding a lot, causing the actual rib cage to jut frontwards, and it develops during a growth spurt. It is the actual bone and cartilage making the chest more prominent, not muscle and fat
luckily though, it's a non threatening condition
Learned sth new today. Thanks
Thank you for saying this, I'm pigeon chested and I had no clue what the author was trying to do cause he clearly wasn't pigeon chested lmfao
Didnt expect to learn anything from this website lol, thanks for the info tho. I learned something new
I simply thought that it was a made up thing emphasising his big breasts
There's a lot to learn here just know where to find knowledge in things you read
99.7% sure it's what I mentioned in the title. many things I could criticize with it's writing, but it did make me laugh a lot