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According to Baka-Updates, they were done by a group called "/L/azy Scans". They're not on mangadex, but they're out there.

It's an intentional effort by the author to separate Purchinov the character from the real-world Putin - or more precisely, to turn Purchinov into the anti-Putin. In chapter 43, when Purchinov is offered kingship by the griffons, he refuses, saying this: Chapter 43, of course, was released in...

At least this time, the horny middle schoolers were already groping each other before they got accidentally locked in a room together. You've got to appreciate the nuances when it comes to time-tested cliches.

It's only now that I realize it - Marisa burned all her magical energy as a result of the curse, but what she's been experiencing these last chapters is mental burnout. It's a story about depression. Marisa is one of the most outwardly cheerful and positive characters in Touhou Project, so to...

The presence of the barrier strongly implies Mizuchi still has access to Yukari's abilities somehow - or possibly it will be revealed Reimu is the one who put up the barrier around the temple grounds, but didn't tell anyone about it, including her own allies, to minimize the risk of Mizuchi...

She's younger by 11 months. School in Japan begins in April, so March 31st is probably the cutoff.

Yeah, she's as gay as the night is dark. There's just two people in the shop, and one of them was set up to be the obvious pick. If you want to get with the horse, you shoot the general. Though just because I can see it coming from a mile away doesn't mean I dislike it. There's also the chance...

Almost nobody likes Aya. She's self-serving, narcissistic, arrogant, and obnoxious. The closest things she has to friends are Hatate, a rival and frenemy at best, and now Miyoi, who is protective of and genuinely appreciates all her regulars, not just Aya. So while Aya asked her to cooperate on...

Terry Pratchett, Men at Arms

I don't say this lightly, but both in term of density and quality of the gags this manga is playing in the same league as Discworld, the eternal giant of this genre of satiric fantasy. It's even thematically similar, and the characters are written and designed with the same attention to detail...

@Tearsax I imagine Senpai will find a somewhat kinder way to say this, but yeah, that's exactly where this should be going. Nagatoro is being exactly the kind of wimp that he used to be before Nagatoro started dragging him kicking and screaming out of his comfort zone. If she can't handle it...

@Entryhazard I don't think it was that long ago. The loss could have been as recently as the last year of middle school. She says they started as kids in the same dojo. "A kid" is like what, eight years old. They're sixteen now. If they did Judo together for three years and Nagatoro stopped at...

Completely true to life - every prodigy in their field who becomes accustomed to winning without effort runs into this sooner or later: a rival who has encountered failure, mastered it, and channeled it into an unwavering work ethic. They lose. And suddenly their entire worldview crumbles. Some...

This is what they call a fait accompli. By announcing the whole truth in front of the entire congregation, not only will there be no wedding, everyone will know why, and no one will consider her fit for marriage ever again. There are many ways Edward or her parents could have tried to prevent...

@Lex79 Dude, they basically confessed to each other already. What are you worried about?

Quick! Put money out of your own pocket there to artificially prolong the misunderstanding! You don't want her to find out, do you? We're still well on track for thirty more chapters of forced misunderstandings and a sudden axing leading to a rushed, unsatisfying conclusion! We didn't even...

I mean... She probably got the species right, and it seems like it's a healthy and living specimen! Maybe if she had remembered to also target a specific age category...

I mean... She probably got the species right, and it seems like it's a healthy and living specimen! Maybe if she had remembered to also target a specific age category...

Strip away the avalanche of rationalizations that precedes her scheme, and you will find the following truths about Saionji laid bare: 1. She doesn't have any friends 2. She really, really wants to have friends 3. Once she realizes you can be friends with anyone, not just the people your family...