So, with that wikipedia gacha game, can we expect some upgrade to the Gachadex this April Fool?
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Kinda want to make a list of manga recommendation titled: "Read until this volume/chapter, and then STOP"
Someone says that reading manga requires less braincells than watching anime.
So I told them em that you can watch anime while drunk.
In fact, some anime are even more fun to watch while drunk.
Try getting drunk while reading a book.
I just noticed that Mangadex has been cleaning up the weird and incorrect tags on some manga.
I've been quite spoken about this for a long time, but I don't own the site.
So I'm quite happy about this.
There are still a few manga that I think still have questionable tags, but this is a step I can appreciate.
Wow, Chainsaw man 1 more chapter?
This conversation came up again last night, so I just wanted to say this.
I grew up watching the two unofficial live-action Dragon Ball movies almost every year.
So when I saw DB Evo in theaters back in 2009, I thought it wasn't that bad.
It wasn't good, don't get me wrong.
But even back then, it wasn't the worst movie I'd ever seen.
I saw yet another mangaka, who I recall decided to stop their manga serializations due to health concerns (or something like that),
only to come back with.... hentai chapters.
I guess... making hentai is good for your health.
(Yeah, I know, more precisely because of the less demanding schedule. But still.)
Me last week, nominated Hone Musume as "should be adapted into anime".
Today I saw the announcement news.
I guess I was just one step too late, but I'm happy nevertheless
I've read a lot of seinen manga set in countries outside of Japan.
Some, I feel, depict the people, interactions, and daily life in a way that feels accurate
(not that I've ever visited some of those places)
While some feel like just the typical manga characters/personalities, only now with so-and-so countries as the set background.
Now, I'm curious to know which manga gives the most accurate depiction of life in countries outside of Japan.
so, a giant US manga publisher was acquired by Japanese
...
anyway
hoo.... another spicy manga scandal?
I'm not an Acton figure collector,
but, wow, even I can appreciate the detail of that sculpture
https://x.com/i/status/2026971640438083958
So, Railgun will end next month, eh?
I find it quite amusing to see manga in this modern day depicting someone making a call on a smartphone,
and when the person on the other end of the line ends the call, the manga indicates this by adding a busy tone.
On a smartphone.
Well, I guess I'm doing the same thing by writing this and using the phrase "on the other end of the line"
Ok, I initially read the first 2 chapters of A Mangaka’s Road to Japan when it first came out, and dismissed it as just "pfft, what is this?".
But now that I've actually sat down and read it, I think it's a pretty good... uh... infotainment... I guess?
(Because it's not really a story with plot, or biography, or diary)
But I thought this was some easy-to-digest information for those who often theory craft about mangaka, editors, publishers, manga getting axed, etc. some without any basis whatsoever.
There are 2 days left and I still can't decide which manga I want to choose
so I can reduce the number of manga I will recommend to only 10. (from currently over 50)
This made me realize just how many manga are now licensed (or will be licensed) outside of Japan.
My coworker asked me if I planned to climb Fuji yet again this year.
I said, Yeah, probably, if I can find the time.
Then he said he never understood the appeal of climbing mountains.
And to that I replied, Some people have a hobby of trolling and making rage bait posts, even on platforms with no monetary gain.
I've never understood them either, and I don't intend to.
So, that's okay. You don't have to.
In my journey of reading hiatus manga, I think Hana-kun to Koisuru Watashi is maybe the worst so far,
if you only read the volume version.
Because it ended at the height of the conflict without any conclusion.
Fortunately, the last 2 chapters are still available here, which you can definitely consider the last chapter as "the end"
I feel like some donghua have side stories more complicated than the Fate series.
I was watching a 3D donghua animation just because I was attracted to its 3D aesthetic,
and suddenly I got several notifications about another donghua that visually looked completely different
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