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@EOTFOFYL: Do you talk about introducing your "Title - Author - Story Number" as standard? Anyways, it's fine with me. I will adapt my older stories accordingly. Already done. I think it would be only consequent if you would do the same , considering you suggested this, even if likely based on...

Title: The Boo Hag in his bed - a ghost story from the United States Author: Albwin based on a folktale from the USA Story Number: 15

Well, the list I compiled as requested is long since standing but who do I have to ask so the tag might finally be implemented? I believe the number of possible entries doesn't lack in any way. After all it is the very tag I felt to be lacking the most ever since I started reading on MangaDex...

Hello, I have repeatedly witnessed in the last days that older chapters tend to load very slowly, longstrips especially so, and didn't think anything about it as it got once explained that rarely read older chapters might take some time. But now this case occurs with a longstrip chapter that is...

Who the authors are that influenced my writing style? That depends on when I am writing and what I am writing. I am really an avid reader, and manga or light novels are only a small part of what I am reading. There also are historical novels and Fantasy novels from Western authors, classic...

@DjAlexDubCheck: I don't think so. I have already read all chapters on MD and a werewolf has yet to appear. I rather think that "Wolf Lord" is a moniker for the male lead.

@DjAlexDubCheck: Thank you. I have added the title you mentioned to the list so as to avoid it being overlooked down here in the comments when the tag will be implemented one day.

I have long thought on what to reply. I believe "Werebeasts" to be too large of a category since the definition of werebeast itself is rather unclear. If we go with the same definition I used to compile the list of werewolf manga, i.e. humans turning to beasts and beasts turning to humans, the...

@EOTFOFYL Moving the thread might be a good idea, especially seeing as ghost stories can be regarded both as oral and written literature. I don't know how to do so, though.

Some people eat all their food with ketchup, others adding mayonnaise. Both options truly are bizarre. But what to do? Tastes do differ.

@EOTFOFYL Trinbago is the short term for Trinidad and Tobago sometimes used in the native dialect.

Title: The call of the Douen - a ghost story from Trinidad and Tobago Author: Albwin based on a folktale from Trinidad and Tobago Story Number: 8

@ EOTFOFYL: Thank you very much! Thanks to your helpful advice I can use it now.

@EOTFOFYL: Since you always seem to know all good answers, now I want to ask you: How can I link to MD manga titles when writing in forums? When I needed this I couldn't find out. Do you know how to do this?

@Plykiya: Here is the list you have asked for. Although surely still incomplete, it contains the titles of manga showing humans turning into wolves or wolves turning into humans. I believe 111 titles are plenty to warrant their own search tag. To make it easier I have added links to every title...

My absolute favorite animal is the wombat, all three species to be exact. I loved Mr. Wombat (Wombo) from Blinky Bill when I was a child and still continued to love wombats afterwards. Next is the Indian star tortoise, since I have one as my pet. Regarding extinct and prehistoric animals I...

July will soon end and August surely follow. Summer still remains. At least this is true for the Northern hemisphere. Winter farther South.

Title: The Gule of Lake Röthesee - a water-related ghost story from Germany Author: Albwin based on a folktale from Germany Story Number: 7

Hello, one month ago I suggested several new search themes but never got any reaction. Well, most might have been either too broad or to special, admittedly. Nonetheless, I would like to put forward again the very search theme I believe to be currently lacking the most: "Werewolves". Since...

Anti-joke here: Which famous sightseeing spot in the US is famous for its bloodsucking tendencies? Answer: The Vampire State Building.