Inquiry regarding a recently missing manga series page.

[Oobaka-san]

I honestly don't know if this is where I should post this, but a series seems to have vanished from the site. The series was called Noraneko Shoujo to no Kurashikata by Shiina. Fairly typical semi-romantic 18+ JK lives with salaryman story, but since I heard it recently ended I wanted to read it. But the series and article no longer exist. If the translations had all disappeared or been blocked I would understand, as I get the recent blocks and I've seen translations removed before (I'm 99% sure there used to be translations for a few volumes of Sannensa that are now gone). However, the series no longer exists at all, nor the author, and I cannot even post about this in the (still existing) threads made for the series and individual chapters as I get an error message saying the series doesn't exist. I'm just curious what happened. There are plenty of series posted without translations, but I've never seen an entire series simply disappear before.

Staff note: Merged threads

 

[Tscheddov]

You can tell the difference between somethhing someone drew and real people, can you?

 

[Oobaka-san]

Stubble would also have been acceptable.

In my opinion, this girl is a case of "walks like a duck, talks like a duck, must be a duck."

Except that this particular lake is full of swans that walk and talk like ducks. Like I said, it's far from uncommon for grown women in content of any maturity level ("Safe", "Suggestive", "Erotica" or "Mature") to have no hair, regardless of how the men look. All the more so when the women are in college and the men are past, since technically the average growth stage for women lasts through early twenties.

 

[OisE]

Except that this particular lake is full of swans that walk and talk like ducks. Like I said, it's far from uncommon for grown women in content of any maturity level ("Safe", "Suggestive", "Erotica" or "Mature") to have no hair, regardless of how the men look. All the more so when the women are in college and the men are past, since technically the average growth stage for women lasts through early twenties.

No that's just called sexual fantasm.
To believe literally what you said is kinda worrying. Go talk with women or take a class of anatomy.

 

[BestBoy]

full of swans that walk and talk like ducks

I don't think you understand the colloquium. Those are ducks.

 

[Oobaka-san]

I don't think you understand the colloquium. Those are ducks.

I don't think you know your taxonomy. Swans are not ducks, any more than cranes are.

 

[Oobaka-san]

No that's just called sexual fantasm.
To believe literally what you said is kinda worrying. Go talk with women or take a class of anatomy.

I'm saying in fiction, not even just that branch of fiction, trimming is not uncommon with women, especially compared to men. And if you're talking about the point when growth ends, I didn't get it from stories, I got it from studies. It's true for both men and women, though the exact range may differ between genders. Either way men and women are indeed still in the midst of "growing up" when they're in college. Part of why I think 21 is too low an age limit on drinking. In any case while not common it's hardly unheard for a person to have little or no hair at 20, and in anime and manga it's the more common outcome.

 

[RogueKitsune]

Calm down guys, going back and forth like that is wasted energy. Its up to somebody in MD staff to decide what stays and what goes.

If possible keep this thread support oriented as possible. The thread in news was unlocked (after some cooler heads prevailed) so discussions not directly needing help can be done over there

 

[Oobaka-san]

Calm down guys, going back and forth like that is wasted energy. Its up to somebody in MD staff to decide what stays and what goes.

If possible keep this thread support oriented as possible. The thread in news was unlocked (after some cooler heads prevailed) so discussions not directly needing help can be done over there

Sure and sorry. Whenever I get caught in a disagreement or discussion I find it hard to let go.