#sanbei nowaki

[retro-friki]

Current status: Wanting to retroactively destroy every single iteration of the Nice Guy (TM) and Nice Girl (TM) stereotype. 

[shin-meddlesome-hero]

Sukeban Deka chapter 10: When the demon wakes (part 2). Liveblog II

Sanbei and Miyuki get married… on a Catholic ceremony, it seems (weird).

Meanwhile Saki…

Delinquent Cop privilege is being able to hitch a ride on a cop car so you can get on time to your sister’s wedding

Everything seems perfect, Saki even catches the bouquet and all is joy and happiness…suspicious, isn’t it?

Of course, the bouquet turned out to have a highly poisonous South American spider because Saki isn’t allowed to be happy ever.

Jin and Saki harbor the suspicion that Miyuki’s life may be in danger so they drive off to save her.

On the Ozakura villa, Nowaki is very excited about his wedding night…

Er, at least the comic admits that this character trait isn’t so great and that women are specially uncomfortable with this, so there’s that, I guess…

Meanwhile Saki…

Why does the world needs so many cars, for!? I get you Saki,

Finally, as foretold like 50 times on this episode, Nowaki and Miyuki face danger.

Who will win? Three hired American shooters or a bald 16 years old? This is manga we are talking about so of course he wins.

However…

The shooters were a distraction and the real enemy shoots the hell out of Nowaki.

Ok, this was unexpected. I thought that he was protected by plot armor and nothing really bad could ever happen to him. I don’t really believe he’s gonna die (even if the Ominous Narrator could be implying he’s dead) however, that could be a real possibility since his character arc reached an end on the first part of this episode, If he  turns out to be actually dead, then Shinji Wada was killing important characters unexpectedly way before George R.R.Martin made it cool. By the way, if you’re wondering how to kill a character to make the protagonist suffer without fridging them, this is a good example of how to do it correctly, take note.

[shin-meddlesome-hero]

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