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I've never really seen this story as being plot-driven, so it surprises me a little when people bring it up as an issue. This series has always been more about characters and world-building. Like, this most recent arc showcased more of Garden and what that's been like for Yor, and it's a...

Twisoh Comics is owned by Senukin, so it looks like the author is the one who uploaded it.

Is there something to be wary of regarding NamiComi? I haven't read too much through it yet, but I haven't run into paywalls or needing a subscription or anything. (Unless being a MangaDex supporter counts, which would explain things if so.) Or, like, are there problems from the authors' end of...

It's not exactly a big corporation taking over. I'm not sure what the exact relationship is, but I know that donations to MangaDex go through NamiComi, which as far as I can tell is a site where people can self-publish webcomics—the "Self-Published" section on the front page are all titles...

It boils down to people not actually talking about the same thing. You are trying to explain the reality of copyright as it is. Others are trying to argue how copyright (and intellectual property in general) should work. Then, some are seeing an "argument" between you and people who are...

Oh? Might this be the big bad of the story?

This story tries to mix slice-of-life with cute animals with impending apocalypse dungeon invasions (a la Solo Leveling, whatever that genre is called). It doesn't really come together in a way that makes sense if you think about it, mostly because to maintain the slice-of-life vibes, the story...

It's basically fusing the Solo Leveling "dungeon outbreak" genre with the fantasy isekai genre, except that the MC is playing everything as a management sim.

I guess it means sedan sized. Many places use "car" to mean automobiles in general.

Seems like an appropriate spot to end a season, but I guess it didn't get to continue.

What a wonderful gift they've given Mao Mao! :meguupog:

This version doesn't have the inane censorship that the other one does. RiohanLiebert's Scan covers up cleavage and such.

I wonder if it'll turn out Breeder was part of Nest all along, and the whole conflict was contrived as part of researching and developing insect-humans.

Decided to look through the rules, and it seems like there is a rule for it. 3.2.3: Do not combine book-style pages of a chapter into a vertical longstrip image (e.g. merging a book page with other book pages, credit pages, notes, etc). Notably, upload-page 3 is one book page combined with...

I recall someone on a previous chapter saying that this group has, indeed, been chopping the pages up to fit into a long strip format (which is how everything displays on their own site).

Kalecgo wrote 0 on the board, and the class cheered "No one" in response.

From comments on early chapters, it seems that different regional branches of SCP don't necessarily use the SCP categories the same way the main US branch does. But yes, if this were on the main wiki, it would probably be classed as Safe. As long as no one interacts with it, nothing should...

Hopefully this is one of those April Fool's jokes that doubles as a public interest test, because I'd read this if it were real.

As presented, I kind of understand the Keter classification, but if they're at that point, the Foundation should be pulling out all the stops to properly contain it. Build a whole facility around the place, reinforce the house, and so on. Do whatever it takes considering what is at stake. Once...

Has the vibes of horror novels for children, like the Goosebumps series. Not that it isn't horrifying in its own way, but just the subject being very "for kids" and how it isn't violent or anything.