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Is it true that disabled people in Japan are treated like shit or ignored? Are there any anime or manga that deal with shit that the Japanese people have to deal with? The only disabled character I can think of is Hayate from Nanoha A's.

>> No.6526416

Hayate had a magic book so they can't have it too rough over there.

>> No.6526420

They are always good characters on series and are always cared by other characters. So I don't know.

>> No.6526421

They kill disabled people and harvest their mucus to make natto with.

>> No.6526422

Considering her storybook ending is to regain the use of her legs, I'd imagine that being disabled is absolutely horrible in Japan.

>> No.6526435

I didn't get around to reading it yet, but go read Real, it should provide some insight on living in Japan with disabilities.

>> No.6526441

There's the herp derp girl from one of the .hack's

She was a cute character too, liked to play MMOs just so she could wander around and walk over and over.

>> No.6526444

Get out ksdevs.

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This gif should answer your questions

>> No.6526479

That one girl from AIR was a cripple, she dies I think.

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Play Katawa Shoujo. it's a vn about disabled girls. you can download it here. http://www.katawa-shoujo.com/download.php

>> No.6526644

I was riding the Yamanote one time, and a JR worker put a ramp on the platform so a person in a wheelchair could get on. That's some pretty good service.

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>>6526576
obligatory reply

>> No.6526651

>>6526644
thats required by law

>> No.6526678

>>6526651
That's some pretty good law.

>> No.6526691

>>6526678
every modern country has laws like that so that businesses must try and accommodate the disabled

>> No.6526703

>>6526644
in california we have fucking elevators to help disabled people get onto trains and buses

>> No.6526724

>>6526576
Too bad it isn't made by Japanese people and therefore does not reflect the Japanese mindset about disabled people. Not to mention that it isn't even finished, and will never be finished.

>> No.6526727

Sometimes I hate it when the bus has to kneel down, so the ramp can come out. Shit takes forever on the older buses I ride in. Take the wheel-tran.

>> No.6526730

>>6526576
Yeah, OELVNs are a great source of accurate information about Japanese society.

>> No.6526736

My favorite part of KS was how they served beer at a school for disabled children.

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>> No.6526804

>>6526644
It's odd, because of the rest of japan has such shitty access for the disabled. I don't think a single monorail station in my part of Tokyo has an elevator or wheelchair-friendly escalator.

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