Comments of Bakemono Recchan

i’m a hater of this author but it was good

short and sweet but can be confusing.

I thought it was gonna be an allegory for disability but homegirl was straight up an actual monster.

This is definitely one of his better one shots. It showed everything it needed to & got the point across. It’s really interesting because I thought their compliments were unnatural, but I assumed it was natural for the universe it took place in. In the end I realized they were all putting on a show, confirming my initial feelings. I’m glad the one who seemed like the villain ended up being a friend

Actually this was our second time reading this self. We can only remember some parts haha. But it was refreshing to read it again, right?

unique and meaningful, felt for her :(

One-shot, girl with monster face tries to make friends, Inio Asano

Something about positive discrimination

everyone is denying the existence of the monster in the room, until they want to look like good people. then they flatter, but still ignore the humanity of, the monster in the room. only one girl recognizes how disingenuous and hypocritical her classmates are. an insightful review called it 'dehumanizing pity,' which i thought summed it up pretty well. fabulous art and writing, as always.

kinda get the message from this blog:
http://curlicuecal.tumblr.com/post/172316910145/saintdane05-iwilleatyourenglish-this-is-from
but the part of her becoming an inspiration porn is kind of hard for me to comprehend or I'm just slow to get to

Quite good. Exactly what the tumblr post offered lol; dehumanizing pity. Only being noticed when "useful" and as soon as it becomes unattractive - your opinions, your maladaptive coping mechanisms, your true self in any way, these fair weather friends take flight. Very enjoyable. I wish it weren't complete! I'd love to read more

Damn the last page ;(
The second chapter is just bunch of credit page from scanlator

Strange and sad little story regarding the worth we put on people based on their appearance and what they can do for us. I like the message, but I wish this sort of story could last longer. It sucks that girls like this, either monstrous in appearance or just outside of typical beauty, can really only exist in some sort of moral tale to highlight the fact that we care too much about looks.

Manga about discrimination and social