Scary…

Scary.

Is every organism that has genes like that…?

In other words, what happens if you stab this into a human…?

What is the mechanism and balance of the body like during this mutation?

Since the middle is 5/2 and 5/9, it will be almost completely done in about four weeks…?

I think that at human size, one would face various obstacles during the transformation and would not be able to withstand it, ultimately dying.

The process of mutation is not cute at all…

The technology of exon mutation is actually being used in medicine as gene therapy.

Animal experiments utilizing that have also been conducted.

Gross… scary…

In a way… it’s a Too-Cute Crisis!

Is this a bear? I thought it was a capybara.

The brain does not undergo cell division, so it remains as it is.

The skeletal structure seems impossible…

Intron

What is this invasion weapon?

This has already been clarified to this extent.

There must be absolute human victims.

I watched the first episode, and the person who was stabbed looked half-human.

If it’s a fetus, that’s different, but in adults, cell division isn’t very active…

I thought the story of Pukuru would be key throughout the entire series, but it was resolved roughly in the first episode…

It’s just an invasive species that looks cute…

Exterminate it.

It’s being canceled…

This is already a cute T-virus, right?

Facehugger or something.

I think that understanding the mechanism of gene editing will be beneficial in the medical field.

I don’t want to be an intron, I want to be an exon and so on.

How can genetic information for the entire body be rewritten with a needle of that size?

Aliens from Earth should read this.

Especially Episode 4.

It seems like it could easily go extinct due to a strange disease…

I was going to say it was just a “gere gere,” but it turned out to be a really scary creature…

Scary… Also, flip the progress record left and right.

Is it a Xenomorph?

If even one remains, it’s bad, and we need to eliminate the needles from this world to avoid a crisis.

It can be said that it is an efficient form of parthenogenesis using the bodies of other organisms.

By the way, tardigrades, which can repair gene deficiencies, have resistance to this.

The person who was stung was also corrected for the reason of preventing genetic contamination.

Sometimes the nipples of the manga adaptations I see here from the Narou system look terrible…

Is it okay to take out dangerous creatures and perform castration surgeries on my own?

The Pukulized humans were also castrated like a gag.

It’s Young Magazine, you know?

Isn’t it a bit psychotic to dislike killing but be okay with castration?

It seems to be in the Dark Continent.

Incident occurred!

After reading one chapter, I felt kind of sorry for the living beings, and then the storyline leading to castration made me think, “What the heck, I can’t accept this.”

Aren’t cells changing too quickly? They should change slowly over about two years.

Maybe carbon human.

It was bad that we were discovered by humans.

When I came to space development, I was developed by an anus!

That’s how it is for female protagonists in Young Magazine…

I hope it continues to the point where serious developments happen later, but for now, it feels like they brought in dangerous creatures and did castration in the first episode…

The intervals are getting shorter and it’s scary!

I’m currently drawing the monster Kamuy.

Doesn’t this genetic modification ability hold infinite possibilities?

It’s a treasure trove.

Even introns have genetic information coded in them!

Let me know about these interesting mangas while they are still being serialized!