1. Wait, Kyouju does what?

    Seen at A+V today, by A_Libellule:

    Through a convenient twist we follow Kisaragi, effectively the main character, on a visit to Oomichi’s home. Here we find the traditional background one would expect of such a character, and an explanation of why she is not her usual self …

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  2. Fairy Ring

    So... About that outrage and betrayal. In the event, Sixten did not use a fake Japanese-sounding pen name, and the work is not crap, so I suppose this question is resolved, 3½ years later. The problem was in the brazen ways in which our cultural affinities were exploited, and the …

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  3. Shonen manga sampling

    My friendly pusher provided me with a random sampler of some almost-contemporary shonen manga. It was amusing, but seems like not my thing.

    I heard that "MÄR" was popular, but it (actually its "Omega" continuation) grabbed my attention the least. It's Mahoraba art at best, and goes into endless fights …

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  4. Non-non-biyori and AsoIku in Comic Alive

    I borrowed another one of the fat magazines, to see what they are about: this time the June 2010 issue of Comic Alive. Not sure if it's specific to Alive, but most of the manga there is action, and now I know that I am not interested in it. The …

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  5. Random on Mozuya-san

    Although I pretty much know, if not love, every animeblogger worth knowing, I know of no mangabloggers (I only know that Zepy dabbed due to his newsblogger nature). So, when I wanted to know what else Rokurou Shinofusa has done, I had to resort to web search, and behold:

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  6. Azumanga Stajio

    The Azumanga Stajio turned out to be a collection of doujishi. I surprised myself by recognizing the hand of quite a few artists in it. The only problem is: no furigana, which hampers me significantly.

    I knew about Barasui's interest in Azumanga since the visit of Chiyo-chichi to the …

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  7. Idolm@ster Break

    Although I essentially quit watching anime after failing to surmount Railgun, and meeting other circumstances, I am staying in touch with my inner otaku. The outcome is that I started reading manga. I never understood, appreciated, or plain liked the big sister art. However, it has one great advantage: a …

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