[Nanbou Hitogakushiki (Nakamura Regura)] Niji no Ori [English] [Zero Translations] [Digital]

Posted on 02 January 2018, 03:36 by: zero336

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What an amazing way to bring in the New Year. My favorite - insect girls. And Nakamura Regura.

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Posted on 02 January 2018, 04:30 by: southrim

2spooky4me

Holy shit, I came back to see my score, and it was 666. 3spooky5me!

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Posted on 02 January 2018, 04:48 by: Megaton

Enjoy your life as a househusband and fuck toy buddy, at least until she wants a new one...

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@synpyre:

Likely, but if he's just livestock to play around with, getting a new one on a whim won't be hard either.

@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (and many others):

Aye, that is my thinking about it.

God I love doujins/works like this. They generate such interesting comment sections with people's varied takes and thoughts on the story (and so civil in this one)!

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Posted on 02 January 2018, 05:25 by: synpyre

@Megaton

I don’t think it’s a matter of her wanting a new “husband,” but rather the previous ones she was offered tried to escape, forcing her to likely kill them (or them dying in some other vague manner). That’s the only way I can interpret the landlady saying to be careful and not wanting to deal with the clean-up.

EDIT: Don’t get me wrong, I know he’s in trouble. However, I just find it odd that Touka places so much emphasis on him not trying to escape. She makes it clear that he can easily be caught again and likely killed in the process; so considering that they eat humans (and can easily get more), I don’t know why she would care either way. Indeed, there’s the “pet” angle, but it’s apparent that she’s not interested in receiving tribute and nothing she has said suggests she killed her past “gifts” of her volition (at one point she even says she’ll have to take care of him forever).

Overall, I’m just not entirely sure what Touka’s intentions are (she’s obviously dangerous, though), but that’s really what makes this story so interesting imo.

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Posted on 02 January 2018, 05:28 by: Tripfriend1

I kinda want a sequel to see if he survive. He's a good lad. Also, this artist has improved so much since his earlier works it's crazy.

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Posted on 02 January 2018, 05:28 by: @Inkblot

Getting to live with an insect girl who cooks for you and will have sex with you as often as you like... just as long as you don't make her mad. Which I imagine might be difficult to do when the anxiety of knowing that you're not the first one gets to you. Reminds me a little bit of SolopipB's moth girl works.

5/5. Great story.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 05:49 by: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

No, the foreshadowing's pretty clear. There are plenty of families that raise a single goat or chicken as livestock, but treat it as a pet until the time comes to slaughter it.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 05:58 by: inugamikun

The setting doesn't make much sense.

There's no logical reason humans would allow those creatures to habitate there.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 06:20 by: Noreally

Man, I'm kinda surprised how optimistically almost everybody here is viewing their relationship. The only thing I could think about when I saw the last page was of how insects like the preying mantis and some type of spiders eat the male after mating.

Then again, I'm probably jaded from reading too much shit on this site.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 06:23 by: Also Volcott

That really spooked my bones.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 06:49 by: Joegater14

think this deserves a yandere tag

Posted on 02 January 2018, 07:03 by: Vecktus

Fucking hell, this genuinely scared me. Relantioship with actual inhuman beings need to be a genre of its own.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 07:12 by: teijong

Something about that line about cows and pigs pissed me off.
Sure, you're welcome to *try* and keep humans as livestock, but don't get pissy if some bite back.

I guess what really got me was her implication that it'd be natural for them to treat humans as cattle which I felt was arrogant.
The only way I'd see it as natural is if they prove they're smarter or tougher, and if they're wary of our police then she's just talking shit.

What the fuck am I saying.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 07:26 by: Ratch

Imagine your relationship with someone whose impression of you is literally "MONKEY NADAYO~!"

Posted on 02 January 2018, 07:33 by: Phacteria

This will not end well.
Risk of death for sex is not worth it.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 07:43 by: asdasd135

This was.... actually pretty disturbing all things considered, i mean sure the sex scenes were great, but the plot... jesus christ... this is too meta.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 07:48 by: F1ng0riginal

Real talk; MC is totally getting eaten. He talks about the land lady's look at him, and then immediately gets even more scared (after commenting on how he could take solace in) after looking in his "owner's" eyes.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 08:28 by: Oversmash

Wow... this was hot and creepy and just... fuckin awesome. Thanks to whoever made it, and thanks to whoever translated it :)

Posted on 02 January 2018, 08:47 by: Loki The Flameshield

Yay! More bug girls!

Posted on 02 January 2018, 09:07 by: bigdemon123

I kind of want a regular serialization about this kinda thing, like Pochi with Ane Naru but revolving around the social interactions of a demi-human and human integration. Maybe even continuing this particular story too.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 09:25 by: Pzivf4

hot dam. The boy got no choice but to fuk or else she will look another new one.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 11:33 by: lurpa

That must've been the first time in years that I read a h-manga just for the story. That was really creepy, good job!

Posted on 02 January 2018, 12:01 by: MagicalJuko

The Japanese saw Men in Black and wanted to invoke Rule 34 on Edgar.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 13:55 by: moragan

He's either completely fucked, or its a special case. Due to that, he should just politely ask her at some point. "If I'm behaving and never try to escape, then am I safe and we'll be continuing?". Chances are she'll either kill for asking or admit its the case. Either way, a lot better than stressing till your hair falls out and never knowing if you'll die or not. Much better to get it over with.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 14:39 by: EvilSanta

On the first hand it's pretty fucked up story.

On the other hand.... DAMN SON LOOK AT DAT BODY

Posted on 02 January 2018, 17:07 by: Arutima

Pros:

- Dat Body
- Onee Chan with motherly instinct
- Cooks for you
- God Tier sex
- Dere side

Cons:

- Might eat you someday
- Might eat you if you try to escape
- Her friends might eat you
- Most likely feeding you people
- Most likely feeding you to fatten you to her likings
- Also Yan

It needs a follow up.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 17:20 by: rozen

She don't consider him a person, but a pet, and if your pet try to escape isn't more a pet.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 18:18 by: Bein

Regura's insect-people settings do not seem to have much in common with each other. In some, the insect thing is a disease. In some it is a vague magic thing. In some the insect people prey on humans. In some they are not preying at all. In some there's a mix of mystical and human killer.
So it's clearly not the same world that all these doujins take place in.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 20:56 by: Death Row

She says that she has to take care of him forever when she has the crazy eyes which I assume symbolize her not seeing him as a person, so I'm pretty sure she's being true there. As long as he doesn't try to escape he'll probably be fine. Probably.

Posted on 02 January 2018, 22:22 by: psycomeGMK

That body was insanely well drawn.

Posted on 03 January 2018, 00:46 by: DekomoriDesu

THE FUCKING ENDING PLEASE ? FOR FUCK SAKE ?

Posted on 03 January 2018, 01:19 by: Kroler

It amazes me how a doujin can deliver a 100 times better horror story than any horror movie from the last 4 years, i actually want to see a sequel to this one, but maybe the open ending is the best option

Posted on 03 January 2018, 01:31 by: DarkTemplarXIII

@ teijong

Aside from the extra appendages and super strength, it's nothing a bullet cannot handle if you hit the human-like areas. Perhaps any part is vulnerable if it's like Starship Troopers :P It's interesting that humans in this world would want to coexist with sentient organisms that eat people for sustenance lol. Humans have gone to war for stupider things. Hentai logic, whatcha goin' to do?

That said, the art is amazing and the insect woman is the apotheosis of "scarousal"

Posted on 03 January 2018, 03:02 by: IonicTHI

Maybe the entire thing is just a big ruse for the sake of constant fearboner and the illusion of captivity.
Hope a sequel would clear things up but AFAIK the artist hasnt really followed up on any of his stories.
In any case currently my top monster girl artist and looking forward to more works and translations - thank you.

Posted on 03 January 2018, 04:11 by: shiromeister

My boner is confused.

Posted on 03 January 2018, 05:48 by: IntarwebzFTW

Man, what a well executed, horrific ending.

You stay with the knowledge that in the end your captor doesn't even view you as an equal, and that if you ever displease her in the slightest you'll probably be eaten alive

Or leave, out into territory controlled by even more vicious monsters, risking being eaten by them or worse being discovered by your captor and eaten by her

Posted on 03 January 2018, 07:27 by: NanoShizuka

As far as i can read into this, She doesn't view him as anything more than a plaything to take care of. I think aslong as he remains a "good boy" he's safe. But the question is, what level of anxiety would you have after realizing fully that you aren't the first one in the predicament and might not be the last?

Posted on 03 January 2018, 18:22 by: Richard Munch

I need to know how this story plays out.

I still have some shred of hope that the bugs get exterminated, and I need that hope either fulfilled or dashed on the rocks.

Posted on 04 January 2018, 18:53 by: TVGuru1234

I think we know who the REAL monster is here: the mangaka for making me scared of delicious monstergirls.

Posted on 05 January 2018, 03:12 by: Vyrming

Oh humans are just like cattle are we? Haha. That really triggered me for some reason, but a monster like her probably doesn't understand the concept of sentience or the difference between sentience and non-sentience it's just meat to her. But the really ironic part is that she and all her kind are living in the society and enjoying the infrastructure her "prey" have built instead of enjoying their superiority in the boonies. And they are still apparently afraid when their prey is actually capable and willing to strike back (the police). So she is either delusional, psychotic, stupid or all of the above.

Tldr; Well see how much humans are "just like cows" when there's a dozen bullets in your cranium bitch.

Still fapped furiously because sexy insect pussy

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Posted on 09 January 2018, 20:59 by: maser14

I guess best outcome, he's being treated like a pet (with benefits?). Worst, he's a convenient piece of meat, to be played with or eaten at her whimsy.

Posted on 12 January 2018, 01:25 by: Forgunia

So basically, as long as he keeps fucking her he remains alive and she'll take care of him? I guess I could think of worse outcomes.

Posted on 16 January 2018, 08:25 by: kax

This wouldn't work in places like the USA or Russia or Brazil. There are too many crazy guys with Burt Gummer firearm hoards just waitng for 'the shit to go down' so they can get out the guns and start blasting.

I have a feeling the arrival of man-eating bugmen would count as 'shit going down'.

Posted on 08 February 2018, 09:15 by: Zburn21

The ending made it pretty clear that its only a matter of time before she eats him.

Posted on 18 April 2018, 01:07 by: Atomic Skull

People randomly disappearing in a world where man eating bugmen are known to exist would instantly draw attention and in a modern post 9-11society it would basically be impossible for them to hide. In fact the surveillance would likely be even more extreme if you added "people eating monsters" to all the other things the government needs to watch out for these days. People would demand surveillance cameras on every street corner and there likely would be no more arguments about gun control. And they certainly would not be allowed to actually coexist, we'd be wiping them out.

Posted on 02 June 2018, 19:23 by: edge21st

Page 14 is a low-key argument for veganism.

Posted on 11 August 2018, 22:17 by: Halafradrimx

That chick isn't a real yandere.

The four main reasons are :

1 - Yanderes, typically speaking, go on full-control mode only AFTER they feel deeply insecure - even for yandere levels - about their beloved partners. She never passed by that stage.

2 - Yanderes do UNDERSTAND they are mentally broken individuals of high instability, seeking love, calmness and some sort of salvation through love from their beloved ones.

Hence, their obsession with them. They literally believe the only way in their lives is through a relationship with their beloved.

3 - She lacks a core trait common to all yanderes : obsession to their partners. In this story, she won't hesitate to dispose off of him in case her male partner does something undesirable.

4 - Yanderes typically go to great lengths to protect their relationships with their male partners, frequently using aggressive, cold and abusive methods to achieve their objectives, even resorting to murder sometimes.

At page 34, any real yandere would've murdered her visit even if it meant a slight chance to get caught and hence find her relationship with her male partner at jeopardy.

Such thought never even got mentioned by the narrative of the story, with that specific minor character on that specific part of the plot.

5 - And finally, the biggest mark of a real yandere : undying love, loyalty and kindness towards her male partner. This is completely taken out of question at page 35. No real yandere would've ever looked at their especial male partner in such way.

This is how they look at others.

She's just a psycho, not a real yandere.

Posted on 25 August 2018, 21:07 by: danime91

How does an entire apartment block full of demi-humans pass any sort of notice? Especially if even the landlady is a demi-human. Inspections, deliveries, random passerby on the street. They should have been caught already. And if they actually eat humans as common knowledge, I don't know how they still coexist with humans, even with heavy restrictions. They would have simply been exterminated.

And I realize that most people don't know this because they've probably never been in that situation, but survival instinct does trump sexual instinct. Unless you have a specific disorder or are under the effect of drugs, which he might actually be, since he mentions that her smell seems to make him feel calm.

Posted on 18 October 2018, 01:45 by: JoseFett

The Fuck.. He's fucked

And lucky..

Posted on 24 October 2018, 20:42 by: Junior_durkin

The only good bug is a dead bug.

Posted on 25 June 2021, 03:57 by: kiwino

@ Halafradrimx: and what are you saying that here for, smartass? She is according to this site definition and that's all that matter.

@chanta, Trials25, Barillian: fuck off

Posted on 05 January 2022, 03:31 by: Devlogger

Great artwork, great story. Nanbou sure loves their bug girls! They manage to separate details enough so that it's obvious that they're not all the same type of insectoid; it's cool. She does remind me of Michira from the Tourou no Ono story quite a bit.

While I do agree that Touka does fit the site definition of a "yandere", she's a special case, where her motivations for keeping the guy around are conditional, and not nearly as obsessive as is common with traditional yandere mentality. To me, she's allowing him to stay alive under the stipulations that: he doesn't make her unhappy, try to escape, or generally cause any troubles for her
OR
until a suitable, persistent male of her own species arrives with the correct 'tribute'. This story really could have used a part 2.

It's apparent that she does care for him, but more as a pet--an edible pet at that. It's also obvious that she's played this scenario before with other 'tributes', but they have all done things that have displeased her, so they were killed. Touka knows that the guy is listening in on her conversation with the landlady, and purposely mentions him being a "good boy" as both a compliment and warning, so that he understands exactly what his position is. Stockholm Syndrome is the only way he's going to stay alive.

Why do humans allow a dangerous instectoid species to live near their own settlements? It's likely there's some sort of mutual non-aggression pact between the leaders of both factions in the area. However, some of the insects don't follow the rules; it's even possible that the human population in the area lacks the means or might to force them out. The insects seem to be very strong, have protective exoskeletons over parts of their body, and are capable of flight--real advantages in a fight. This is all just speculation though, since there's not much worldbuilding in just this one story.

Posted on 12 April 2022, 08:19 by: jenndhc

@Vyrming

Sentience and sapience are two term that are often confused. We will examine the difference between the definitions of sentience and sapience, where these words came from and some examples of their use in sentences.

Sentience means the ability to feel things, the ability to perceive things. Any living being that has some degree of consciousness is sentient, including insects, lizards, dogs, dolphins and human beings. The word sentience is derived from the Latin word sentientem, which means feeling. The adjective form is sentient. The word sentience is often misused to mean a creature that thinks.

Sapience
means the ability to think, the capacity for intelligence, the ability
to acquire wisdom. The scientific name for modern man is Homo sapiens. Sapience only describes a living being that is able to think. The word sapience is derived from the Latin word sapientia, which means intelligence or discernment. The adjective form is sapient. Note that sentience is often misused in place of the word sapience.

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