Here's the public copy of the spreadsheet Please leave a comment in this thread if you make suggestions on the doc. I'll check for any proposed changes whenever new chapters come out and I have to update the list.
Issues with the ordering for chapters that have been moved to the third entry:
- Chronological order not preserved.
- Chapter numbering based entirely off uploader discretion leading to inaccurate/inconsistent chapter numbering, as well as decimal chapter numbers entirely at random.
- Content merged/split inappropriately.
The author does not number chapters of this series either in the twitter webcomic version, or in the published volumes, so i've ordered chapters with consideration to how the content is uploaded to twitter. The typical chapter is an illustration, often with 1-4 comics pages/more illustrations posted either alongside the first illustration, or as a reply/follow up tweet, often some time later. The spreadsheet links all 414 tweets made in the series so far, and records if each tweet is:
- A reply to a previous tweet
- A teaser for an upcoming chapter
- Promoting a product related to the series
- Related to a twitter event (e.g. 70k follower drawing)
Replies to previous tweets are grouped into chapters as appropriate. Extraneous content (teasers/promo/twitter illustrations) have been decimalized and grouped as appropriate. Explicitly extraneous content is decimalized rather than "story" illustrations because its easier to tell if the author is trying to sell douki-chan branded sake than it is to tell if the no-context illustration with douki-chan dressed in a chicken suit happened in the story world, or if it's just a drawing for fun/whatever. Consequently this means there will be no gaps in the chapters if groups decide they dont want to upload scans of chapter teasers/promos.
As for why the uploads that got moved to the third entry are in the state they're in, its because each group: made up their own chapter order, downloaded illustrations off their twitter timeline without checking for chronology, and/or to some extent followed the chapter order of another group. I have added sub-sheets for each language that has been uploaded to the series, if we can document the numbering each group uses, and conform it to this standard numbering, it may be possible to have the mods sort the chapters out at some point down the road if they're not too crazy.
Thanks for reading! Please remember to leave a comment when suggesting changes to the numbering or contributing documentation of group's chapter order.