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You can plant seeds for serialization without ending abruptly tho.

@kreahleiser So while you're right that there are only 20 more main chapters (ending with 106 for some reason; I couldn't find an explanation), 9 Extra Episode chapters have been posted to TwiX since then, as can be seen here.

They took Platinum Crown's unfaithful title for some reason.

I don't remember who this is but I have them blocked on X so your comment must be justified.

“Watashi” is not a feminine pronoun.

Think it is more directly skewering Japan's often lenient sentences for sex crimes.

Guys listen to this 🔥 rap advertizing the series:

@vexell On Page 6 Panel 4 Bubble 1: “with whom”

I cannot explain the title. Is there any connection to macarons? Or is it completely random?

The “baka”s are so unserious and retarded. Disrespectful to the original work too. Just disgusting.

Heartbreak porn. Avoid.

Your use of “raw” here is nonsensical, as the English and French are not the raws, but that aside, the answer to your question is both. Tho, I can think of an example where there is a difference: Chi en France. After I made the initial post, because of Chi en France, I was actually thinking...

Not yet at least. Chapter 39 coming later this month. The show goes on!

Yuuhei not Yuhei. Matarou not Mataro.

Yes that was the intent. Overlocalizing Mahjong as Poker is very bad and should be called out.

I mean it's not obvious. But yeah the author is Canadian to my understanding. The sole Amazon review of the final (Japanese) volume is negative and questions if the series was cancelled, so I'd imagine it probably was. Despite being written first, it'll be 2026 by the time Kodansha USA releases...

On Page 7 Panel 3, surely he's saying “They've got watermelons too.”.

Pages 21 & 22 are uncombined.

The Original Language explainer currently says the following: But this description is inaccurate. Leviathan and Re:Anima are both written in Japanese by Japanese creators—they are both mangas—but they are lockedly tagged as French and English respectively because those are the languages they...

Despite the explanatory note in the editor saying “The language in which the work was originally created”, MangaDex mods sometimes overruledly assign the Original Language based on what language a work was first published in. In some cases, that means tagging a Japanese-written series as English...