Dex-chan lover
- Joined
- Jan 2, 2019
- Messages
- 96
Original translators were great and doing fine until they got hit with a Cease & Desist letter and were threatened with legal action from the Korean web publishers. They spooked and dropped.
Then came another group, known for doing WSJ series a little bit slower than their main competition. But then WSJ started releasing free officially translated scans online. The competitors dissolved, since they were basically only doing WSJ. The second group limped on, changing their focus to Korean manwha instead of Japanese manga. But this series had the bad timing of starting a Namek-ish story arc right before taking a Season 1 -> Season 2 break and people lost interest and the second group was caught being too slow when s2 started back up again. They're still around, but probably dropped this series for good.
Current group is acceptable and usually good about releasing within a day or two of raw release. They jumped on this series when the second group wasn't able to release fast enough for the fickle crowds. But there's an official translation for this series now (albeit 90 chapters behind) and I think they hit MD directly for hosting this series, so MD did MD things and wiped the series from their servers. The third group might soon also be getting those nasty emails, as well.
My apologies for not using direct names of the groups or websites. I do appreciate their work and efforts and am trying not to make it too easy for the legal hounds to find them. Although, I must admit a simple websearch or visit to another aggregate hosting site would probably get you to the newest releases.
Then came another group, known for doing WSJ series a little bit slower than their main competition. But then WSJ started releasing free officially translated scans online. The competitors dissolved, since they were basically only doing WSJ. The second group limped on, changing their focus to Korean manwha instead of Japanese manga. But this series had the bad timing of starting a Namek-ish story arc right before taking a Season 1 -> Season 2 break and people lost interest and the second group was caught being too slow when s2 started back up again. They're still around, but probably dropped this series for good.
Current group is acceptable and usually good about releasing within a day or two of raw release. They jumped on this series when the second group wasn't able to release fast enough for the fickle crowds. But there's an official translation for this series now (albeit 90 chapters behind) and I think they hit MD directly for hosting this series, so MD did MD things and wiped the series from their servers. The third group might soon also be getting those nasty emails, as well.
My apologies for not using direct names of the groups or websites. I do appreciate their work and efforts and am trying not to make it too easy for the legal hounds to find them. Although, I must admit a simple websearch or visit to another aggregate hosting site would probably get you to the newest releases.