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Awww, now Hina had one more friend!

@dagger most of the time shops do you a discount if yo give them used cans, so they would refill and sell them, there is nothing sophisticated or unsafe about that. also 2k yen for one! way overpriced!

Mmm, Natsumi in glasses, nice!

That faces on page 12 xD Also Zina's ХОРОШО antics are even more weird if you are russian

God! I did not see the thing with Kohei coming at all xD

Bless the scanlator and translator!

@smithyy time? srsly this manga run for far too long

It's been some time, like 10 years, since I last read Kizu, so I might just remember things wrong, but I did not remember Hanekawa having any interaction with those two, so that's new!

damn, these ads were funny and also, strangely useful. I found couple of mangas I never heard off and it turned out to be my kind of read!

yep, reading it in 2020 is nice but not all the time =/

Ok, I do not remember the last pages events from Kizu, so this version will be somewhat different. Exciting!

@kazu19 well novels just as different as manga from anime, different media, different ways of storytelling and portrayal of characters @migh anime bakemonogatari is just one series of many, in manga it just got to the point there story from kizumonogatari will help translate to story of...

Oh golly, the fake skins are now will be set into the world!

@shades7000 well he was participating in promotion of the movie, which sadly didn't done well in box-office :(

ok, so what the hell is double piledriver?

to say this is fucked up is an understatement, proper FUBAR this is, with a no less

Russian text are sometimes strange in these, but for "барчонок" all is forgiven :)

@Doopington Great October Revolution in 1917, duh! (Svetlana wears a stereotypical young revolutionary female cloves: red kerchief on the head and leather coat; and armed with mauser c96 pistol which is also a stereotypical weapon of russian revolutionaries, despite the fact that nagan m1895...

@moozooh Mate, listen, I am russian, I was born russian, learned russian language as my first, I live inside russian culture with full awareness of russian history; as russian I am telling you, what in this case suffix (which is by the way not a -k- but -ka-) was derived from noun and not a...

@moozooh But it is. It might make no sense for english-speaking audience, but suffixes matter a lot in russian, dropping them like "it's no biggie" just proves how little people understand other culture. And this time it is not just a "word", it's a "name", in fact if you tell me "okrana came...