Isekai de Tame Shita Saikyou no Tsukaima wa, Osananajimi no Bishoujo deshita
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Pick up this manga please?
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Thank you? I see no chapterRitharscans answered your prayers!
Is it still on progress?
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It is a website. add the . com at the endThank you? I see no chapter
Is it still on progress?
Currently 25 chapters out
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Ritharscans answered your prayers!
I've just checked the site, yeah they had 25 chapters but only 5 free, you must pay the rest of 20 chapter to read. it's even worse than Philia Scan and Asmodeus Scan combined.
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I hate it when they withold everything for eternity. DCMA...?
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Man, just from the title alone this sounds like some gourmet level trash.
Yeah Japan, how did you know that putting a rapist villain, doing his thing in the first few pages, would get me hooked up? Such a good idea, brilliant even, always a fun plot thingy.
I swear to god Japan is the only country in this blue earth that I know fosho I can rip and tear 15 average adult males with my fists in a single fight.
I swear to god Japan is the only country in this blue earth that I know fosho I can rip and tear 15 average adult males with my fists in a single fight.
Hm, actually not bad, I give it 7.5/10, rounded down.
It has hints of originality, though they're not properly developed. The author needs to spend more time thinking about the plot and setting, IMO, maybe discuss it with readers?
There's both Skills and Magic, and it seems both can be trained up. It's not, however, a straight-up LitRPG.
Cast-wise, there's a friendly princess with the Appraise Skill, and a prince who's a domineering womanizer and actually out-assholes the designated class asshole.
And in a novel twist, the uptight class-president guy actually allies with the class asshole immediately, because their powers combo to make them a near-unstoppable team.
There are serious plot holes, though. The MC is a tamer, and from how it seems, he's the only one in the world.
...So why did the princess conveniently bring along a caged tiger monster for him to tame?
Also, the MC's power is a bit too OP for comfort. He gets stronger the more he tames, which allows him to tame even more, and not only that, but the buff he gives to each tamed creature gets bigger too.
AND there's no XP or level-ups in the setting, only regular training, so he's the only one getting exponentially stronger.
There needs to be drawbacks or limits, something to plan around.
I feel like there's lost potential with the class beauty he used Tame on, because there isn't a noticeable impact on her mental state. She just uses it as an excuse to hang around the guy she always had a crush on.
Meanwhile, the third teammate is totally in the right for wanting to get tamed. She's a non-combat class; she needs all the buffs she can get.
In the end, there's still something there for me to care about and get annoyed by, which makes this manga better than the average cookie-cutter isekai.
It has hints of originality, though they're not properly developed. The author needs to spend more time thinking about the plot and setting, IMO, maybe discuss it with readers?
There's both Skills and Magic, and it seems both can be trained up. It's not, however, a straight-up LitRPG.
Cast-wise, there's a friendly princess with the Appraise Skill, and a prince who's a domineering womanizer and actually out-assholes the designated class asshole.
And in a novel twist, the uptight class-president guy actually allies with the class asshole immediately, because their powers combo to make them a near-unstoppable team.
There are serious plot holes, though. The MC is a tamer, and from how it seems, he's the only one in the world.
...So why did the princess conveniently bring along a caged tiger monster for him to tame?
Also, the MC's power is a bit too OP for comfort. He gets stronger the more he tames, which allows him to tame even more, and not only that, but the buff he gives to each tamed creature gets bigger too.
AND there's no XP or level-ups in the setting, only regular training, so he's the only one getting exponentially stronger.
There needs to be drawbacks or limits, something to plan around.
I feel like there's lost potential with the class beauty he used Tame on, because there isn't a noticeable impact on her mental state. She just uses it as an excuse to hang around the guy she always had a crush on.
Meanwhile, the third teammate is totally in the right for wanting to get tamed. She's a non-combat class; she needs all the buffs she can get.
In the end, there's still something there for me to care about and get annoyed by, which makes this manga better than the average cookie-cutter isekai.
It's isekai junk food mango with an interesting twist on the tamer trope. Other than that, the dialogue is meh, it's got the class narcissist hero with a glasses guy sidekick trope, the deceptive hero summons motive trope, the evil king and womanising prince with a charm skill trope, the helpful holy dragon trope, and so on.
The character designs aren't very creative or memorable, though the backgrounds are quite good. Did sensei hire an assistant to do them? At least nobody has the overused isekai forlock that looks like crossed fingers.
Beyond the tamer twist, this is essentially just a bunch of recycled tropes without bringing anything really new or creative.
Battles end in victory in less than ten panels without any build-up. They just start, three or four OP attacks from the MCs, some exclamations of pain from the villains and it's over.
It's an easy read that's enjoyable as long as you don't think too much about it. Not trash, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Nor would I be adding it to the new book requests for my local library. A 5/10, maybe a 6/10 at best.
People who gave it a 10/10 (Masterpiece) have no understanding of how ratings work. They think this collection of tropes is among manga titles such as FMA, Gintama, One Piece and Fairytale? Seriously?!?
Regarding the translation, though I appreciate the effort taken to bring the story to English speakers, it feels rushed due to speech bubbles that seem to have the wrong character speaking and floating text that doesn't follow the right to left reading standard, making it confusing until you realise the sentences are in reverse order and spending time trying to figure out who's actually speaking whenever the text is in the wrong bubble. This is merely constructive criticism, seeing as how I would have to rely on MTL, paint shop and spend several weeks just to release something bad enough to anger even the mildest otaku, so thanks for the translation.
The character designs aren't very creative or memorable, though the backgrounds are quite good. Did sensei hire an assistant to do them? At least nobody has the overused isekai forlock that looks like crossed fingers.
Beyond the tamer twist, this is essentially just a bunch of recycled tropes without bringing anything really new or creative.
Battles end in victory in less than ten panels without any build-up. They just start, three or four OP attacks from the MCs, some exclamations of pain from the villains and it's over.
It's an easy read that's enjoyable as long as you don't think too much about it. Not trash, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Nor would I be adding it to the new book requests for my local library. A 5/10, maybe a 6/10 at best.
People who gave it a 10/10 (Masterpiece) have no understanding of how ratings work. They think this collection of tropes is among manga titles such as FMA, Gintama, One Piece and Fairytale? Seriously?!?
Regarding the translation, though I appreciate the effort taken to bring the story to English speakers, it feels rushed due to speech bubbles that seem to have the wrong character speaking and floating text that doesn't follow the right to left reading standard, making it confusing until you realise the sentences are in reverse order and spending time trying to figure out who's actually speaking whenever the text is in the wrong bubble. This is merely constructive criticism, seeing as how I would have to rely on MTL, paint shop and spend several weeks just to release something bad enough to anger even the mildest otaku, so thanks for the translation.
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Why are the names Logues and Rogues used interchangeably???
Isn't there also some 2nd part, where MC (+ one heroine) was able to get back to Japan, but dungeons ended up appearing there too, so they decided to stream conquering them?
Edit: Nvm, different names:
https://mangadex.org/title/29dcb766...aeri-no-saikyou-tamer-tsukaima-wa-osananajimi
Edit: Nvm, different names:
https://mangadex.org/title/29dcb766...aeri-no-saikyou-tamer-tsukaima-wa-osananajimi
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...not to mention the constant switches of Logus to Rogus all throughout. PR/ED/TL, if you're reading is at all, pick a lane.
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