Hikaru ga Shinda Natsu

[UnvalidUserName]

I'm surprised almost no one has realized this, but YenPress have been doing a free simulpub for several months now and the simulpub is why the team dropped the scanlation.
The chapters are temporarily free (in America, at least) on digital stores like Kindle, Apple Books, etc. but become paid after a while.
https://yenpress.com/series/the-summer-hikaru-died-manga-serial?format=Digital

Thanks a lot for the tip!

 

[CrypticMessages]

like 9 more days until the anime guys

 

[voidwalker13]

WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED WHERE DID ALL THE CHAPTEREG FGO?>???

 

[Polo]

WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED WHERE DID ALL THE CHAPTEREG FGO?>???

Got caught in that purge a while back. Only way to find them now would be to look for reuploads on other random manga sites.

A bit late to the party on this one but, I'm sad this group dropped it just because of it getting an official release. The translation and typeset was so good, with the notes explaining nuances in the language and even translating their country hick accents into English. The official release doesn't really do any of that which sucks.

 

[SpunkyDragon]

So this got purged as well huh?
I get scantalations dropping this due to official releases, but the thing is that a lot of countries outside of USA rely on these scanlations as well, sucks to live in Latin America.
GG it was nice while it lasted I guess

 

[ILOVEBARA100012]

I MISS THE COUNTRY ACCENTS IM LITERALLY GONNA START CRYING AND VOMITING

 

[Solipsist]

Just wanted to say, that I randomly found the anime, and was surprised by how much I enjoyed it.
I mostly liked the heavy plot parts, not the slow, slice of life parts, but I got interested enough to check out the manga.
Annnnd it's gone.
Annnnd anywhere else, it's not even REMOTELY close to being up-to-date with the Japanese release (6 volumes, 30~20 chapters per volume. Current up to date seems to be 40 chapters, so 2 volumes...)

And that's how I stopped caring about the thing.
....Sometimes I've arguments with a friend of mine, that I only read trash manga, and honestly -- when high-level works get nuked, or get translated so slowly it'd be faster to learn Japanese? Yeah, it's easier to read meme-level garbage that you can just read 5 chapters of, dump, and go do something else.