Oooooh so that's why the art looks so familiarShe does great with the yokai, I'm really glad they decided to focus on those for Tsumiki!
And this is @A-L-R-M-U-S-I-C 's first time doing any of this, good job!
Oh my! Yes it is my first time working on this type of work! I have done French translations of Tsumiki, but those were only for myself (and thus unpublished), but the inner workings such as doing cleaning or redrawing is completely new to me! I do hope that my efforts were serviceable!She does great with the yokai, I'm really glad they decided to focus on those for Tsumiki!
And this is @A-L-R-M-U-S-I-C 's first time doing any of this, good job!
Refreshing to see the judge of hell actually do more than just judging the sinners.
One shot? This should be a series..like every chapter is Jyoko deciding if this person who died deserve a second chance or not..could even a different genre each turn. Like a detective who died trying to solve a case but was whacked by persons unknown or an unrepentant killer who doesn't regret what he's done and thought he escaped his punishment....before being dragged down.
Also notice how when they leave the hall the 'mourners' turn back to look at them. If you re-read it there's a lot of 'ohhhh' stuff. Which is very like Tsumiki where a lot of things are totally unsaid, you just have to actually 'read' the art.Also, i was wondering why on page 5 it seems lile other people can see her and if that guy isnt the only spirit medium and im glad that that was detail left there on purpose