Mairimashita! Iruma-kun

[phanhfrank]

Can someone, please, elaborate me, why this one is so high-rated?
This is, basically, same turd as Hayate the Combat Butler, Zero no Tsukaima or any other low-quiality school life harem with dense mc. And, unlike, for example, Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou, mc here is not proactive at all.

It's like I've stumbled across upon holy grail with ratings of Berserk, Vinland Saga or Hellsing, but for me it's low-quiality Chinese mass product that stands on shelf with masterpieces.

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[Huxley_X]

Quite thrilling kept me on edge for 378 chapter. I would like to thank "Mairimashita! Iruma-kun" team for creating this. Looking forward to the next chapters.

 

[iruma_is_peak]

Peak fiction

 

[Mangalife1109]

this show deserves more seasons

 

[Mangalife1109]

Over 300 chapters and still not finished...fellas, is it worth it? And why?

its so worth the journey, do not forget he is still in middle school

 

[Swusi]

its so worth the journey, do not forget he is still in middle school

Not in middle school actually! 14-15 is a freshman in high school. And if you're thinking he's in middle school Japanese wise, nope to that as well. He'd be considered a grade 1 in high school over there.

 

[mangaislifeschool]

one of the best of all time

 

[321hackertime]

I think I would hang myself if they canceled this series

 

[ZBoner]

So, 390 chapters, almost reaching the big 400. My recommendation for readers who are getting burnt out following Iruma-kun week after week to take a break and let those chapters build up. I love Iruma-kun's arcs because when you're able to just keep reading, they are legitimately satisfying to go through. The Harvest Festival arc is a good arc with a satisfying payoff, but I cringe at the thought of having to read it weekly because of how long that one is.

Iruma arcs are long, so it's best to just take a break for it to build up to their conclusions.

 

[TheTopAdventure]

 

[_Arc_]

So, 390 chapters, almost reaching the big 400. My recommendation for readers who are getting burnt out following Iruma-kun week after week to take a break and let those chapters build up. I love Iruma-kun's arcs because when you're able to just keep reading, they are legitimately satisfying to go through. The Harvest Festival arc is a good arc with a satisfying payoff, but I cringe at the thought of having to read it weekly because of how long that one is.

Iruma arcs are long, so it's best to just take a break for it to build up to their conclusions.

People are getting burnt out?

 

[Mangalife1109]

why did season 4 get cancelled

 

[Darklordkirby]

to those confused and looking for answers this survived the mass dmca purge somehow but not the mass scanlator trust purge. they left for greener pastures

 

[AshenRylie]

to those confused and looking for answers this survived the mass dmca purge somehow but not the mass scanlator trust purge. they left for greener pastures

Understandable. Are they still scanlating and releasing it elsewhere?

 

[Megel454]

why did season 4 get cancelled

It did? First I'm hearing of this.

 

[Calantha]

"Oh no!" I exclaim to myself, full of joy masked as concern, "There hasn't been an update for one month, seems I have no choice but to read the whole thing and go crazy obsessive with this manga!"

So, anyway, I'm reading Mairimashita again (it's like, the 5th time I think?)

 

[Waffleidle]

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Regarding future chapters of Iruma by /a/:
TLDR: Due to the new MDex policy, we will be uploading the chapters somewhere else.