>>1

Robbers and fraudsters frequently come to customers.

If the world has the technical ability to prepare this many legs properly, it makes sense for the culture to be advanced.

>>3

That doesn’t really matter, does it?

Compensation-related matters are exceedingly strong in this world.

You can easily become a cyborg.

I thought it was great that such features are included with the warranty.

In a world where cyborgs with such limbs, or even entire bodies, are common.

Why did they make it like a robot leg?!

>>7

Cyborg modification probably isn’t covered by insurance.

>>7

I don’t understand the issue of price, so…

In a world where you can be revived as a cyborg even if you’re blown to pieces, it’s quite rare for someone to completely die.

A mysterious world where there are tofu and butterbur, but no edamame.

>>13

The reality of motu-nikku seems to be that, although the name is the same as in modern times, its true nature might be mysterious creatures or bio-related cases.

The edamame completely lost its name.

Is it the one that dies when reciting a five-character quatrain?

It’s a manga with occasional scary depictions…

https://mangahack.com/comics/7190/episodes/110220

There are also malicious complainers.

>>19

Is it malicious…?

>>26

At least it is a nuisance.

>>19

I’m glad to have a good customer…

The situation on the ground is terrible, but that aside, I’ll enjoy cherry blossom viewing.

There was also someone who became a cyborg and pretended to be a different person to erase their debts since they no longer resembled their original face.

Cyborgization is cumbersome to optimize for individuals.

For now, it feels like just handing over a big chair, doesn’t it?

This world has the buds of edamame.

I don’t know the price of the cyborg, but it seems to be the latest model as an auxiliary device, so it must be excellent…

The story of a wristwatch left on the ground being engulfed by a tree in the future is nice, isn’t it?

>>25

Which episode was that?

It’s been 10 years without properly removing landmines, so it should be fine… that’s just really careless.

This is more of a robot with a chair than a prosthetic leg.

>>33

It’s not a prosthetic leg, it’s an auxiliary machine.

The shop’s poster girl, who works at the store, almost died after getting caught up in the terrorism.

It’s a world where I’m fully equipped with the latest cyborg technology, thanks to the guarantees from the company I was working for at the time.

A regular customer almost died on a business trip and came back as a half-cyborg…

Even in the world of Ninja Assassination, the welfare system is so good that if your arm gets crushed by a tofu press machine, you can get the latest military prosthetic attached.

>>38

Did you have other main works?

That’s good to hear.

>>38

This seems like it would be more popular, and it could also aim for an anime adaptation.

Perhaps it’s because we have already experienced a total collapse that we are relatively peaceful now.

It’s scary that only the edamame is gone while the regular food is still left.

In other words, if the edamame is gone, that means the soybeans are gone too…

Sales outings are seriously like flirting with death.

I’m also drawing erotic manga on the side, though.

I thought the latest work, a 100-page omnibus collection of all scat-related themes suitable for both men and women, is a bit perverse.

You drew this kind of manga aimed at the general public, and your fetish is scat?!

No, it’s probably just a nameless person making random claims…

I think it’s impossible to handle Japanese cuisine in a world where soybeans have disappeared.

>>47

Soybean products can be substituted with fava beans or other legumes.

Fermented seasonings like soy sauce and miso made from soybeans can generally be made with wheat and rice as well, so it’s fairly manageable.

It may seem like a dystopia, but it’s a good thing that in the near future, a world where children can play outside peacefully will come.

The Mohican doesn’t seem like a bad guy.

This guy is also working hard every day, sweating and all…

The part-time worker was also caught up in the terrorism and was able to become a full-body cyborg through compensation.

I don’t have edamame, but do you have butterbur sprouts?

>>54

Just saying “fukinotou” might mean something different from the current fukinotou.

The offal is like the offal of some mysterious creature.

>>55

Well, if it’s offal, then it’s still relatively close.

I also draw relatively erotic manga.

Processed foods can be acceptable as mysterious substitutes, but I find that really fishy sashimi scary.

Aren’t you also drawing other cyberpunk izakaya manga?

>>59

The image in the thread is of standing drinking.

The other place is a small restaurant run by a former soldier’s wife.

There should have been an extremely bad ending episode once, but did it disappear?

>>60

Is it a yakuza hitman?

Is it because only edamame became famous?

Even though we have edamame, it’s been said a few times in this thread that…

The influence of Makoto Shiina’s science fiction can be found in many place names.

Surely there is an automatic hip-dropping function…!

Despite such advanced development, garbage collection is still done manually…

>>66

The higher-ups and elites may not be human-operated since they are in a more organized upper tier.

If the serialization site is a major one, it’s already at the level of being able to be adapted into an anime.

What was it again?

Is this the back street?

>>68

It’s not a name that sounds like a rundown anonymous bulletin board filled with just old men…

It’s more like a world similar to Metal Max, isn’t it?

From what I can see from the cherry blossom viewing, it seems like a rather serious world.

>>71

However, there are also descriptions of children playing innocently outside many hundreds of years later, so the future is bright.

I’m curious about the regular mob lizard man.

Whether former humans have turned into reptiles or are aliens…

The regulars at this shop are all nice people, so it seems like the safety is good here, but…

Sometimes, when people who are trash or wielding power come out, they are forcefully shut out.

The governance is well-established.

Both Uramachi and Paradise are interesting.

Did it become useful!?

At first, I thought the surface would be more devastated, but it was a world where, despite the dangers, everyone was relatively working on the surface.

>>79

I’m not giving up on things on the ground; it seems like they are resolved in the future.

Was it the mackerel that caused the riot in prison when they served a so-called “natural” fish that was actually a weird specimen?

Even if soybeans are available, the only ones used in stores are processed products like tofu, so there may be a lack of knowledge about edamame.

I wonder if it has a function to lie down during bowel movements and when sleeping.

It’s a walking care bed.

Having full-body cyborg insurance for injuries sustained during part-time work is amazing.

https://mangahack.com/comics/7190/episodes/46896

Despite being a person who was a power figure in the old government, I really like the grandpa who does this with edamame.

Is this firefly squid really a firefly squid…?

The grated yam has become a synthetic product, and the factory went out of control, leading to terrible consequences.

Even now, we’re still finding and detonating landmines that were scattered by America, not just from ten years ago.