In our days, when Rimuru the Slime anime succeeds Death March and Dorei Majutsu on air, the traditional isekai is well established. Everyone loves frolicking in a slave harem. However, it's not the only defined form of isekai. Its antagonist is, for the lack of a better term, the chick …
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Renai 3D Debut manga
For whatever reason I often re-read the silly thing (well, the 6 chapters currently available on scanlations). It's just so nice, and everything about it is adorable: the arrow stuck in her head, how she turns into a lion and roars, and even the normie interlocutor (despide being a fujoshi …
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The same author made Danna ga Nani o Itteru Wakaranai (and its spin-off Sabinuki Kanojo), Komori-san wa Kotowarenai, Kobayashi-san no Meido Dragon. All three were adapted into anime.
read moreComico monetizes ReLIFE starting today
Today being Friday, I went to read the ch.155 and found it blocked from accesss through a website. Yep, it's time for pay our dues. Whiteout Scans have already posted a statement. The scanlators appear to be interested in continuing, but what am I to do if I want …
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ReLIFE manga
My attention was drawn to ReLIFE by a post at Blue Blue Wave, of all places. However, Papa Pixy warned that the anime has no ending and just stops midway, like Sacred Blacksmith. So, if you want to know how it went, you have to read the manga. So I …
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Galko manga
I might have created too high expectations and Mr. Brickmuppet is not entirely impressed. Although I seem to recall he used to same reaction for Midori no Hibi too, which went down as a rousing success later.
Meanwhile, Sage attracted my attention to the original source manga, available at SenManga …
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We do not consider it justified to complain about translation here often, especially when the original is easily available, but just for today, take a look at this:
Humitan's Jun says, "俺達。。。このままずっと。。。こんな風に。。。", or approximately, "If we stayed …
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