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Knowing how these things go, they probably had the translations for several chapters ready for months if not years. But just couldn't be bothered to typeset it till they felt someone was stealing one of "their" series.

Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Unlimited Scanlations Work

@VINT64 Because after 6 months they're considered inactive and their upload restrictions will be lifted. They can request that this series not be uploaded due to it being licensed by Viz, but that's not the reason they don't want their scanlations uploaded.

@Her0 Nope, these are completely different from the /a/ scans that were posted earlier. These scans will most likely be deleted too since the official publication isn't out yet. @Kimzark lol, weekly. Cute. Jokes aside Aka (the author) has rarely been releasing on the weekly schedule in the...

@Thoxi1026 It's just the same scanlation that was posted here. It was leaked from the Chinese publication and since the Japanese release isn't for another 6 hours (I think) it violates Mangadex's rule regarding posting unreleased material before the street date.

@BestBoy Oh, that clause. I apologize, I didn't notice that was the rule regarding exemptions. Here's some old drama that I really should've posted earlier that explains the rules regarding inactive groups. https://mangadex.org/thread/4462/2/#post_181344 TLDR: Some groups didn't like the...

@Hikari_Owari Well Jaimini's Box have been off-site English scanlations for two years now anyways, and their demise was what brought up the "no English Scanlations anymore" conversation. Also pretty sure /a/ scanlations for Kaguya are human translations btw, not google.

What are you talking about @Hikari_Owari , there are English scans for Kaguya ever other week on /a/ (sometimes Reddit). Heck, chapter 200 came out a couple hours ago.

It was made to define what is considered an inactive group. In fact it used to be only four months but groups with egos as big as JB complained about it.

Good riddance tbh. A lot of their stuff has been available officially for years anyways. https://mangadex.org/thread/92399/1/#post_759294

@kurosaki96 Did you not read his comment that perfectly explained his distaste in the change in policy?

@Owyn Because only the effect subsists during the frozen time but it doesn't travel. That's why the Cockatrice's attack petrified him when he climbed the stairs he built instead of hitting him shortly after he paused time.

@Lolipop_Candy It's mainly forums that will host direct download links, and normally under their literal Japanese title. If for quick and easy, aggregators are good for that even though they're sketchy. What I was really trying to say though is that LH is the sketchiest one you can use just...

@Lolipop_Candy Adblock or not, it will just redirect to an Indian tech support scam. It's not like they're the only source of raws anyways, so there is zero reason to defend an aggregator website. Especially when there are plenty of others that don't host malicious ads.

@Lolipop_Candy LH has malicious ads and redirects, even Malwarebytes blocks it these days.

@Raffro I suggest reading the comment section for Arang's release of chapter 6. Not sure how much is true, but their group leader doesn't help his case very much with all the insults he's been throwing out.

Probably caught up to the raws and forgot about it since it's a monthly release, then remembered when a chapter was posted by another group. It's not that uncommon when a group has dozens of projects.

@Somopes The raws I've seen are 48 chapters in total (including the prequel chapters.) I assume the official chapter count is listing every chapter as half a chapter.

@LordFifthIsLife The editor's Ego was hurt when he saw a better scanlation from a group of one person(?). Not that they suddenly started translating it again anyways, apparently they're just finally getting around to typesetting translations their former-translator made over a year ago. Which...

@SuperOniichan Not at all, they just put a two week delay on all their releases so you'd have to visit their site if you wanted to read them when they were actually released. Presumably because they wanted ad-revenue and donations.