Cat sex

Cat sex

Cat sex

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https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/viewer/1029295

Cat sex

>>288483081
God this manga is getting soooo fucking boooring. just yap yap yap where's the sex???

Licks

>>288483164
HITOSHI I'M WATCHING YOUR CONFERENCE WHY YOU TRYIN NOT TO LAUGH BRUH THAT'S DISRESPECTFUL AS SHIT BRUH

>>288483240
Oh so they do know combustion

>>288483152
hitoshi's eyes are getting deader every chapter

>>288483381
>just figure it out lmao

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>>288483381
Why does she just blurt this out

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End of the chapter, see you in 2 weeks

>>288483504
>posting images during a dump
you couldn't have waited 1 more minute to say this?
but yeah i'm not clear on what's happening in those panels

>>288483463
To the retards, it just looks like brainless glorifies humanity sci-fi
But anyone with a sharp eye will notice that there’s always a dark undercurrent lurking beneath the surface

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>>288483337

>>288483522
>it's cold war
anon, if you were is Hitoshi position, how would you explain it them?
>>288483571
if I remember correctly, part of the reason space research gotten very far is due to cold war, where alternative would be firing rocket at each other as opposed to technology dick measuring contest.
There are some nifty bonus such as GPS and cordless tools

>>288483571
This.
Makes me wonder what new tech will come out of WW3

>>288483522
This shit (I'm saying it affectionately) is incredibly popular on Manga plus. Is it the same in Japan?

>>288483265
>>288483284
That sucks. Having your efforts disregarded but your failures complimented.

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>it hasn't even been a month since the h*man arrived
>he is already destroying their atmosphere with his overpriced trash
>>288483562
animals can't into spaceflight because of how dirty they are
>>288483702
nothing because everyone has nukes now

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>>288483504
>>288483562

>>288483251
I do appreciate that the kemo have the capability for higher science, they're just too rigid about the KISS principle.

>>288483504
Toner's rubbing her face on the back of Hitoshi's hand like a needy cat

>>288483589
Yamcha next please

>>288483882
She is a needy cat.

>>288483240
Are we October Sky now?
I loved the part where the redhead sourced some pure alcohol by going to his hillbilly cousins for some moonshine.

>>288483850
Ah that makes sense

>>288483571
Aye, Hitoshi is trying so hard to not give them too much and start the bloody road to advancement with a much more innocent society. He's like Gandalf among the Hobbits.

>>288483346
the suit can make something like rocket? can it make machine that creates electronical component?

When will Hitoshi start telling those dark stories about Earth?
For that to happen, Tonelico needs to drag him into bed

>>288483463
>let me tell you about this hito called Wernher von Braun, who kept aiming for the moon but it took him 25 years to hit it

>>288483504
She's reading between the lines to figure out what the clearest answer for him is.

>>288483152
Is 30,000 licks the amount needed to reach the center of a Tootsie Pop?

>>288483381
>>288483401
>>288483423
>>288483463
this was heart breaking man, he was on the right path all along and they shut it down prematurely.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuqDb4ap--I

>>288483298
Ham did nothing wrong

>>288484346
>>288484372
he was never going to achieve anything because he was a dirty swine anon
nice racism you got there author san

>>288483696
I assumed the regulation was because of space junk like what we're dealing with right now

>>288484372
except for his rocket LMAO

>>288483522
I have a feeling might be smart enough to realize the implication of Hitoshi's demands. One of them is bound to at some point.

>knows that any stray debris will fuck up his rockets
>they don't develop basic cleanroom and cleansuits
>but they can start figuring out basic rocketry
uhhh, sureeee

>>288483702
>Makes me wonder what new tech will come out of WW3
Amazon delivery drone swarms is my best bet

>>288484645
Gas go boom isn't that hard of a concept even for a primitive people

>>288484622
Maybe someone who already doesn't trust him.

>>288484684
He clearly figured out more than "pressure vessels explode"

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>>288483298
tfw you want to build rockets but they put you in charge of trade policy

>>288483702
WW3 has been happening for a while anon, so long as they don't announce it then from the public's perspective it's not happening
We have drones, AI and possibly weather control

>>288483365
>If even a single hair enters that chamber it'll explode
I'm no rocket scientist but I don't think that's actually true. Unless he means the cooling channels, but I don't think they're small and few enough to get significantly blocked unless you have a gigantic amount of hairs in your fuel tanks.

So if they didn't develop combustion do they not have guns?

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>already translated
Nice. Gonna enjoy reading this after my work out.

>>288483139
>The dog got excited about a ball being thrown

>villain still cherishes his childhood dream
Always golden.

>>288483921
Nonsense. I will need detailed evidence to believe such a claim.

So to wholly conceive of a combustion engine from scratch Ham was actually an incredible genius utterly wasted and demoralized by his society, right? He's just like me.

>>288485240
He should be shown some more advanced methods later.

>read manga for CAT SEX
>it's actually good on its own merits
>but I still want CAT SEX

>>288485290
You'll get Tonelico wrapping herself around Hito's calves and YOU WILL LIKE IT.

>>288485290
Maybe it needs a spinoff started in the future to solve that problem, using the human POV.

>>288484645
I think basically the issue is their society is too safe. To integrate so many species together peacefully they've had to be extremely cautious and possible points of tension are just discarded. You saw how dangerously they regarded Hitoshi and how most of them just wanted to get rid of him. That's probably how they've dealt with any potentially dangerous development for centuries. That means their lives are peaceful but they miss many possible advancements.

>>288485326
Isn't there a doujin of this where kot's sister NTRs her?

>>288483812
Remember they're having a "global cooling" problem anon.

>>288485349
Is it really NTR when, in the end, they both take turns riding him together?

>>288483164
kek

>>288485418
Yes. She's a cat and has to share her affection. That's 100% feline NTR.

>>288483199
>can carry things
>get high paying job
>can write good
>get high paying job
we need to go back

>Biweekly
Kinda disappointed, I thought this was gonna be weekly. Has the mangaka determined that would be too much?

>>288485514
like most SJ+ titles it was only weekly to for a bit to get attention, the plan was always biweekly

>>288485514
it was always gonna be bi-weekly, it was just weekly at first to get people hooked

>>288484330
heh

>>288483284
And that's how they survive efficiently and don't live in a energetic crisis. This manga is a huge cockslap to humanity lol

>>288485627
I'm guessing they don't have slave labor?

Rockets are nice and all and the pig's story was surprisingly relatable, but yeah, this manga's about cat and sex with cat.

>>288485627
Now apply this to medicine. How many millions more are dead?

>>288483346
I was wondering how Hitoshi was supposed to return to his ship, it turns out his spacesuit can handle it.
But it also makes me wonder if it could help him speak kemo language somehow.

How can they wear clothes with that fur? I'm hairy as hell and jeans just grind sections away like sand paper.

>>288483381
W-What..?

>>288485729
Maintaining one's fur is important.

>>288483463
Greed.

>>288483081
>MC to afraid to tell the kemonos that they achieved space flight due to war
He's really trying to stop kemonos from going into the war pathand ICBMs, Pretty sure it's going to be an arc at some point.

>>288485729
A well groomed animal sheds much less

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>>288485933
I can't wait for them to eventually tell Hito about their bloody animal wars where the death toll reached up to a thousand.
And Hito's just

>>288485933
>He's really trying to stop kemonos from going into the war
wouldn't you?
their society is comfy as fuck

>>288485933
He's never gonna get to fuck the cat if he tells them about war.

>>288485657
Since their living on mutual respect, I guess they haven't
>>288485689
>Now apply this to medicine.
Why would you do that?

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What drives a kemono to such degenerate sickness as becoming a humie.

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>>288486090
The heart wants what it wants. Tonelico is our peer.

>>288486090
Daddy cat issues.

>>288485449
DOROBONEKO

>>288483081
TONELICO TUESDAY
TONELICO TUESDAY

>>288484997
>weather control
We've had that for a long while, since WWII.

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>>288483081
Jealous cat

Is this furry?

>>288485933
>Ham makes his own rocket
>Rocket fails to hit proper escape velocity and crashes in a neighboring city sparking the first anti-hito riot

I can see it happening in a month or two

>>288486017
Implying that won't just make her wetter.

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What did Takahiro mean by this?

>>288486770
Its showing which parts of his body the cat has used for pleasure and the amount. Fingers are NSFW.

>>288486513
No; it’s homosepiantsexual

>>288485933

I mean these things were first developed to blast London before going to spess.

>>288486770
un-furred skin... DEGENERATE

>>288483284
>>288483298

Despite being a pig he is real human bean

>>288486513
We are hitoners here

>>288485011
I think it's more of a kemono-fied worry about debris in general, solid rockets are as dumb as it gets, turbopumps are a little more cranky about shit clogging them

>>288487399
they are hitoners, we're kemoners

>>288487688
Post human hands it's for research.

>>288483284
>Task failed successfully.

>>288487723
shameless hussy, go to Tonelico's blog to satisfy your urges

>>288483463
Grim reminder that the greatest technological breakthroughs come from trying to kill each other more efficiently or from stopping us from being killed.

>>288483696
>>it's cold war
>anon, if you were is Hitoshi position, how would you explain it them?

"Multiple factions were competing on it, and it still took a vast number of exploding prototypes before it worked"

>>288483522
This is just planet of the apes but with animals isn't it...

>>288485022
Their mutual species-society does not seem to have fought any relevant wars since ancient times, and the countries seem to be continents who are all somewhat isolated distance wise, so no real border conflicts.
So the likelyhood of them having developed guns seems to be low.

>>288483298
Imagine wanting to become an engineer who propels animalkind to new heights, but you're forced to become a bureaucrat.

>>288483481
At least now they can build a rocket ship industry and boost the economy.

>>288488281
And reach his ship.

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>>288483152
I would cum in her with the force of 10,000 licks

>>288483504
She's a dummy and doesn't actually understand the scientific discussion at hand that much and was just repeating what Hito told her. When Ham proposes potential errors she just sees "hair" and goes from there

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>>288483180
How many hand sized models did she request he make for her "research"?

>>288485083
That's a polar bear and an anteater

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One thing that makes this manga interesting is how we're never given direct access to Hito's consciousness. It maintains the outsider perspective that we're watching him through the eyes of the kemo. It also lets there be an element of mystery to the whole story. Even though we know about humans and obviously so does the author, what is and isn't addressed in the story regarding them is bottlenecked through Hito's lack of visible narration. It seperates him from the kemo who all offer their internal thoughts when the story needs it.

>>288485022
>>288488137
Firearms work on the same principle but are much simpler to make compared to space rockets, hence why they precede it by centuries. Even if they're not as warlike as humanity, we can assume guns still developed for things like hunting and defense. The designs would need to be specialized to fit their hands, and I can't imagine they've advanced further than bolt-action rifles or similar.
Also note that they *did* develop combustion and understand it from a scientific perspective; they never seemed to outright consider rockets an impossibility. Rockets were simply deemed too expensive and dangerous to justify further research. They don't have a Cold War or other conflict to drive its development like we did, and decided to spend the taxpayer money on more immediately practical concerns.

>>288488903
It seems reasonably likely that someone invented firearms and then the government said "thank you, you did great work, but we can see no useful or safe applications for this technology, please go be a bureaucrat instead"

"Wait, what do you mean you're still making electricity by boiling water?"

>>288484330
The world may never know

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>>288488960
>This "nuclear energy" intrigues us, Hito. Tell us more on how we can utilize it.

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>wow so you guys invented rockets and immediately went to space with them
>uhhhh no we first made them to blow each other to bits but then we realised "hey I bet it would piss of the enemy if we went to space before they did. We had a lot of scientists from World War 2 left over."
>World War 2?
>>288484407
that's a problem for like the far far future. It's not an issue for us now even but it's something to worry about. It's clear Hito is worried about military application, he mentioned as much already
>>288485991
Loved to hear about their recent "Great War" where "over 730 kemos died in skirmishes over 3 years" and he's just like "yeah rip, our great wars are kinda like that too haha"

>>288488847
It really is a neat way to handle the perspective. We know human history is pretty fucked, but we don't know how fucked it got before the best and brightest of a generation yeeted themselves into the void on the infinitesimal chance they might find somebody worthwhile. Every silent thousand-yard stare from Hito sparks the imagination.

>>288483381
>>288483504
Guys I think I'm getting tehre
If I imagine that she's talking about their equivalent of pubes I think I may finally want to fuck Tonelico.

>>288489101
>uhhhh no we first made them to blow each other to bits but then we realised "hey I bet it would piss of the enemy if we went to space before they did. We had a lot of scientists from World War 2 left over."
actually it was 'we need to develop better rockets with greater payload capacity and range to drop bigger and more nuclear bombs on our enemies, let's couch it in the guise of competing for space exploration for clout to terrify the populace slightly less'

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>>288488960
>division of power and energy sees nothing wrong with it

>>288483284
>>288483298
>>288483423
>>288483463
Holy shiet, I kinda wanna give minister Ham a hug. Dude just wanted to build cool rockets. Makes me wonder how many equivalents we've had of our own just because their projects didn't fit some arbitrary applications.

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>>288489128
>Nuclear power? Well first thing first we had to build a nuclear bomb.

The fact we had a nuclear bomb before generating nuclear electricity is genuinely haunting and funny. I hope they explore concepts like this if they go down the "Kemonos are near pacifists compared to humanity" route

>>288489195
We don't know just how advanced humans were when building that ship, or how prepared it might have been in case he found something immediately hostile too.

>>288489195
research nuclear reactors were built before bombs, commercial nuclear reactors only came along later because it wasn't until well after world war 2 that any nuclear materials were released for commercial purposes.

They must think they're super violent compared to humanity just because he hasn't mentioned war and is very nice.
They're going to be disappointed when they find out humans made the nanomachines as bioweapons before they realised they could use them to freeze people.

>>288489232
>made the nanomachines as bioweapons
I bet they were actually made by some perv who wanted to feel his waifu as he fucked her in vr.

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>>288483365
Six years since I've played this game and it's still relevant whenever an anime or manga talks about rocket science and I need a refresher.

>>288489223
As funny as it would be for Hito to be carrying a realistic handgun, his suit, as advanced as it seems, probably has some sort of weapon installed in it.

It'd be an interesting conversation him explaining that. And as you say, the ship which he can interface with remotely might also be packing heat. I'd find it hard to believe they'd send an astronaut to signs of life without giving him some self defense

>>288489369
It would have been bad if he encountered someone more advance and hostile who could extract information from the ship, or found something with an animal level of intelligence that needed to be killed to protect the ship. It wouldn't have to be a world ending kind of weapon, but it would benefit from having something.

>>288489232
That would make a great plot for a videogame about spies infiltrating terrorist facilities

>>288489253
The two engines of human advancements, lust and war.

there's 2 main driving factors to human innovation: killing and horny

the speed at which the internet's tech evolved is directly tied to porn production and delivery

>>288484967
kino

>>288483139
Is this referencing the fact that humans have the fastest throw among all animals?

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>>288490206
no, throwing a baseball is a pretty common physics metaphor since it's a sphere and physicists love spheres (imagine the cow is a sphere)

>>288485210
>villain
he was barely an antagonist for all of one chapter and then we realize he is just a scientist turned bureaucrat still pining for scientific innovation.

>>288490277
The main villain is the Lion guy.
He is clearly going to try to kill the humie himself soon.

>>288490277
>>288490305
You raise a good point, there hasn't really been raised a main conflict. Although I can't quite imagine what a long term antgonist could be given the setting. Right now all they have is the antihitoner group led by the lion but we know they're stupid and pretty basic. They might introduce other party members who are more menacing but "single human faces antihuman agenda" isn't a very dynamic conflict.

>even badder aliens show up!

>>288483346
'highly reliable' is a very relative term here
there's huge risk with any controlled explosion

>>288483423
>fusion technology is not a dream

>>288489184
Yeah they did a pretty good job making him sympathetic in a chapter. Wasn't some "boohoo sobstory" but a fun little flashback about creative ambition

>>288490240
I especially like the explanation that a horse power is the power one spherical horse produces in a vacuum.

>>288490348
kinda liking the SoL vibe going on right now, no need to force in some Big Bad for an action plot

>>288483265
>>288483320
>>288483423
Top notch work on ham's story. And all in one chapter too.

>>288483463
>That moment when you realize all your blood and sweat wasn't toward some naive unattainable fantasy, that the answer was right in front of you if you had just been allowed to work just a bit harder and longer.

I'm glad for you pig bro, I hope you lay a great foundation for your space program.

>>288490910
Reminded me of this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfadJj4d5K4

Would be kino if it the manga ends with a grimdark Nuclear Holocaust.

>>288491224
nah, Hitoshi passes away of old age and the beastkin go to space and pay it forward the same way to a new alien race

>>288491264
>His human cat anthro hybrid descendants pay it forward the same way

>>288488958
>Humanity's true evolutionary/technological edge is being able to navigate bureaucratic red tape

>>288490206
Yes, it clearly is.

I wish I was a smart astronaut that could have cat sex and then die

>>288493204
well you can still do that second part...

>>288483463
Imagine being so close to greatness only to be proven right after you quit.

I hope we get to see more of him.

>>288483164
>42
lol, lmao

>>288483381
>"just engineer harder, bro!"

>>288491209
>moons over my hammie

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Would you a hito

>>288483463
>>288483571
Now you realize most technological advances are stopped by profit. We could have been solved food production, cancer and energy generation but doing that is not profitable to some jew or corpo.

>"but we can generate generate energy for all the planet for pennies"
Nope, no profitable.

Let that sink in.

>>288483696
>cold war

I think you forgot the part where allies and commies stole nazi research and german scientists for their own blocks. The rest was just linking the dots. It was a fight of who stole more nazi research and took more german scientists.

>>288486513
If you hate it, it's furry. If you like it, it's not.

>>288491224
No, this feel like Albedo

>>288493946
>implying hitlerstan had any chance of getting to the moon on its own

>>288494522
they literally invented the liquid fuel rocket, via the guy who ended up running NASA and personally designing the rocket booster for the apollo program

>>288491264
He's been in space for thousands if not hundreds of thousands of years.
He's probably been genetically engineered to survive for so long.
If he was put on ice, then they have a way to repair every cell in his body quickly, if they can repair cells like that, then there is no more ageing in their society unless desired.

>>288494718
this. he explained in the previous chapter he has nanomachines in his blood that repair his cells. Once he hits 35 or so he'll stop aging

>>288494845
the nanomachines must break down after awhile, then again there's probably a ton of backups in the ship itself.

>>288483346
Translator ruined the joke.

>>288494655
he never would have gotten NASA to the moon without american women

>>288483381
>>288493827
Ham basically got it down here >>288483251 but his only flaw was that he made it before welding was invented so he could make it into a seamless container. Hitoshi was implying the existence of welding without outright saying it.

Welding is a big deal but I don't get why Hitoshi is being all Prime Directive about it when he went ahead spoiled that they were right on the money with rocket fuel. It doesn't seem like that big a leap in tech to be dangerous.

I want a chapter featuring Kemo civilization.
How much crime is there?
Issues surrounding sex.
Is hybridization possible? (Like, cats and lions can be hybridized, but not with pigs.)

>>288494349
Loving the influx of stocking paw pics with her

>>288495943
I wonder if they will broach those topics especially hybrids im sure some kemono have different types have at least got with each other

I wanna see about the media with hitoner they hinted at in the first chapter as it states theres legends and myths with them and im sure there's media like cartoons with them as well

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>>288496179
I just want more Tonelico.

>>288485022
most animals doesn't have a trigger finger..

>>288496257
Me too

>>288483240
>>288483423
Can't say I expected this chapter to give us animal October Sky.

>>288495943
Author already established that Kemo society is compromised of entirely different species that all just happen to all be sentient. So i doubt hybridization is possible, except like you said cats with lions with the result often being infertile and questionably healthy offspring

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>>288496211
There has to be more hitoner fans especially if there is stuff with them before the guy got there

I imagine there going crazy that a human from there media is real

This manga is great but the pace is killing me, thank god the author didn't spend time showing construction of the rocket.

>>288486090
I dont blame Tonerico at all.
Like who tf wouldn't fall in love with Hito?
He's a trained astronaut probably selected from hundreds of candidates that went through extensive physical training and probably all of them have PHDs. He is literally the best humanity had to offer. He is athlete, biologist, engineer, anthropologist, linguist and a poet all in one not just to represent humanity, but rather just to survive the journey itself.
And when it comes to alien-ess of Hito, he isn't that alien from Kemo. He is equivalent of big burly werewolf in a spacesuit. Like your average woman might be "disgusted" at first, but ultimately intriguinged. After all, many women admitted that the Beast in the Beauty and the beast should've stayed a beast lmao

>>288489894
It's literally Kafkaesque

>>288496383
It might not have taken much time to construct, although that process could have been as important to them as the rocket itself.

>>288486090
BIG
HUMAN
heart <3

>>288497369
More like
Cat sex

>>288486770
Why are Kemo so disturbed by hairless ape when for example, Ham himself is a hairless pig?(unless he is a boar and manga just can't show his true color)

>>288489195
I personally always found it horrifying that we discovered machine guns before typewriters.
Like, we figured out how to shoot out hundreds of bullets in a minute before figuring out how to write hundreds of letters.

>>288497645
I assume he is a boar

>>288493886
99% of those "miraculous inventions" are very profitable. Because they are frauds deliberately designed to catch gullible investors with grand promises.

i expected cat sex but all i'm getting is reflection of human history and planet of the apes but not as grimdark

>>288498359
Just like AI

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>>288496346
I hope we hear more about the Hito folklore the kemono have. I don't want it to be a "it was earth all along" nonsense but it'd be fun to hear what preconceptions they had and to hear more about Kemono history

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I don't understand why zoomers are completely unable to read subtext.

>>288499289
>vague post

>>288494866
if nanomachines can repair and restore cells then they'll probably be able to repair themselves or self-replicate as needed

>>288493397
Literally the guy giving up mining the tunnel before hitting diamonds meme

>expect furry planet of the apes romcom
>get exploration of human condition and alien first contact story

neat

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wait a minute that kemo

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>>288493397
>>288499563
He clearly didn't have man's burning desire. Here.

>>288500131
Getting your budget pulled will do that to you.

>>288499215
She's been ruined for non-humans now. Hito must take responsibility.

>>288500592
Are the kemono digitigrade?
It's difficult to tell because they all wear shoes

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>>288500717
idk what that means but here's their evolution

>>288500769
Means they walk on their toes, like what how cats are want to do
Their shoes should be entirely different from ours, if they wear shoes in the first place.

Actually you can see it a bit here >>288499215 their shoes are much shorter than Hito's are

>>288499999
checked

>>288496346
Me on the left.

>>288483337
KEK

>>288483365
>"There's no such thing as materials only available on the Hito's planet."
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

>>288483381
Boom. Mogged hard.

>>288483502
Damn, Hitoshi can't spell it out. But I assume his suggested laws would give the animals a hint towards more nefarious purposes.

>>288503673
>But I assume his suggested laws would give the animals a hint towards more nefarious purposes.
Last chapter he says he doesn't want to give any tech that might be used for military purposes and the two kemos are just like "huh? Military? I doubt it'd be used like that".

Clearly kemo have a slightly less militant history but who knows how they would react if he introduced a bunch of modern weapon ideas. Shit like M.A.D theory only worked because humans know how warfare works. Kemos could get missiles and think "hmmm well if I blow up neighbour I could take his shit" without the experience to know "hmmm if I blow up my neighbour I'll probably get blown up as well"

>>288504324
You're right, I forgot he already mentioned that possibility.

>>288497945
thats not horrifying at all, type writers are incredibly advanced mechanisms basically only one step below a computer the machine gun is at its core simple rotation hitting a hammer

>>288504324
Albedo had a nice aspect of this but its post human

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>>288503673
>"There's no such thing as materials only available on the Hito's planet."
It's true since the most basic stuff is naturally occurring from universal events.

>>288493886
>We could have been solved food production
Food production Is already solved.

>>288504950
Albedo?

>>288505026
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albedo_Anthropomorphics

WHY CAN'T HITOS BE REAL

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>when you nut but she still lick

>>288505227
no seriously the fuck was that face for

>>288505252
Suppressing a yawn.

ahem
GATO SEXO

>>288500592
Seeing her afterwards think she probably should have taken her pantyhose off but she liked how it felt when he worehiped her paws in them

>>288486770
Kek

>>288483081
Thread soundtrack

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5J-FOalYVCk

>>288505252
I think he was just holding back laughter because the term was funny to him
I mean why else would they repeat it so many times

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>>288505252
>>288506800
Something lost in translation is that they're not using the verb for lick but the onomatopoeia "ペロペロ"
Imagine if instead of something like "hits per second" it was "kapows per second"

>>288503673
>>288504324
He might have more benign regulations in mind, like laws requiring any shed staging parts to either be released on a suborbital trajectory or be capable of de-orbiting on their own to prevent the accumulation of space junk

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He's on Earth a million years in the future, isn't he.

>>288505020
Not entirely. Current high-intensity food industry relies a lot on chemicals that come from finite sources. Like modern industrial fertilisers are miracles of organic chemistry made from mined compounds. Herbicides and pesticides also play a huge role. Aquifers for irrigation also experience net negative water balance.

>>288507305
Another planet a million years in the future that other humans visited during that time is more likely.

What would your reaction be if there actually is human/kemo sex?

>>288507305
He’s on a human pleasure world that got disconnected from the greater empire. This is why his hands are effectively sexual organs for these poor creatures.

>>288507305
Even if, is it really that bad trope? Remember that if it was truly alien planet, there are WAY to many coincidences left to explain.
Like the fact that Kemo planet has a moon similar to Earth's.
Or that it has a breathable atmosphere with 1g surface gravity.
Or that it has not only a carbon based life, but also a almost exact copy of Earth's vegetation profile, I.e. trees, grains and such.
Or most damnig fact of all: majority of Kemos seem to be mammals.

So it's either Earth in far future or completely different planet, in which case a hard sci-fi direction of manga will be greatly compromised, atleast in a world building sense

>>288507888
I would kneel, obviously.

>>288487081
just like in Animal Farm, pigs are the most human

>>288483481
>We'll need to manufacture parts with unprecedented precision...
"Technological advance is an inherently iterative process. One does not simply take sand from the beach and produce a Dataprobe. We use crude tools to fashion better tools, and then our better tools to fashion more precise tools, and so on. Each minor refinement is a step in the process, and all of the steps must be taken."
– Chairman Sheng-ji Yang, "Looking God in the Eye"

You think there eventually going to try and get hitos ship down fron orbit
And potentially we see the haruka ai

>>288509422
The AI needs to have been using a catgirl appearance.

>>288509575
That would fuck with the Kemo people so badly. I'm all for it.

>>288509201
That's entirely arbitrary.
This Yang guy seems like a retard.

>>288509575
That would be hilarious especially for more
Tonelico reactions

>>288509923
>That's entirely arbitrary.
In what way is it arbitrary

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>>288509422
Haruka girlfriend*

>>288509931
Even better if it was a robot body on the ship to do some work while he was preserved and not just something to display.

>>288509923
In what way does "Precision tools need to be made with precision tools" sound arbitrary to you? You make a slicer that slices really thin to get an even sharper slicer to slice even thinner to get an even SHARPER slicer to...

>>288498359
Because we let business people to do technology and not real scientists and engineers.

>>288498550
found the artfag tranny

>>288505020
No, what you have is excess over production of waste food that won't be consumed and lack of production in the other side. Check the culling of male ducklings, anon.

>>288507618
There is a reason why they stopped using local ways to fertilize and work the land to industrialized fertilizers and pesticides. It was all because of profit, not progress. The famous "green revolution" created the problem of over used agriculture land that (how convenient) you have to constaly pump it artificial fertilizers to make a lower quality of food compared to peasants in ancient times. Yeah, sounds like a conspiracy theory because it is, check the names of the people in the biggest echelons of food corporations.

>>288495245
>Welding
wait, this was the reason why Ham's rocket didn't work?

>>288485933
>>288486009
So far, the kemonos don't have the equivalent of jews and communism, so they will be ok, I guess.

Also, they had wars before the "work together" society they created.

>>288510198
Anon, what ways do you think we aren't using that are actually more efficient in food production and protection than the ways we are currently using?

>>288510280
local production of food to satisfy local requirements. Over imported food and over production for exportation is what create this "inequality" (it sounds gay, yeah) ways of production. Big corpo food destroy local producers, to make local communities dependent in big corpo, then make a lot of problems to keep the demand, lower quality, foreign food, imported food to keep the demand, etc.

It's a cascade of problems when you don't make a local community to feed themselves. Self sustained farms, fish farms, chicken farms, small livestock farms, etc. You don't need huge quantities of cows and monocrop huge farms to feed locals.

>>288510419
In many countries, there is simply not enough efficiently arable land to feed local needs. The "Local needs" of a city are asinine in both size and complexity. Some countries are doomed to import forever.

>>288510419
>local production of food to satisfy local requirements
That sounds like either subsistence farming or communism. I don't know if either could be called "efficient"

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as a catgirl appreciator obviously I'm intrigued by this, but when does it get to actually breeding the cat? also what is the likelihood of this getting an anime?

>>288510698
Too early to tell and too early to tell.
Though I'd prefer a movie of the oneshot first.

>>288510698
bro we're like 6 chapters in

>>288507093
We can safely assume he'd push for any regulations we want on Earth like minimizing space junk, but he was very specific about not giving them any military technology. Hito's not naive, and doesn't want to create a huge power imbalance and fuck their society over by accident. I imagine he only agreed to demonstrating the rocket because he realized they wouldn't be able to build a functional one in a reasonably short time, and would be able to push for regulations in advance.

>>288505026
Not as relevant per se. Albedo is about 2500 years after we uplift animals because we blew ourselves to dust trying to colonize.

>>288507305
Minimum 5000, max 25000.

>>288507305
OH MY GOD
I WAS WRONG
IT WAS EARTH, ALL ALONG
YOU'VE FINALLY A FURRY
YES WE'VE FINALLY MADE A FURRY
YES YOU'VE FINALLY MADE A FURRY OUT OF ME
I LOVE YOU DOCTOR TONELICO
https://youtu.be/JlmzUEQxOvA?t=71

>>288512096
Ha

What a fucking hitoner

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We should see more of her.

>>288514379
that vitamin B-H-C complex is gonna hit her like a truck

>>288514379
Yeah, I’d love to see her make a comeback as an NTR predator

interspecies breeding arc when

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>>288514379

>>288514379
>show talks about how humans unique to kemono because they're upright with straight spines for their height
>here's a tall kemo with a straight spine and thin neck
uhh

>>288483298
Ham is literally me trying to smile for a photo

>>288483365
Someone should tell Ham about the Challenger
Which almost killed Big Bird
Which would have been extremely theme appropriate for this manga

theres way too much plotslop in this