You might enjoy Oku's new manga The Sweet Sixty Princess if you're looking for more seinen to read, another series we're translating; not quite the same level of cracked out but definitely shares that down to earth dialogue vibe and undercurrent of awkwardness that's felt all the time in real life.Haha, I just read the first three chapters and was thinking "Man, this vibes like when I read the first few chapters of Homunculus 20ish years ago", especially when he basically scalped that nuisance guy by pulling his hair, not even realising it was the same author.
Looking forward to the continuation. Been needing some new, proper seinen that's just not shounen in wolf's clothing in my life for a while now.
You should check out Okama Report and Adam & Eve if you're already a fan of Yamamoto (and if you haven't already). Okama Report is my favourite manga of his and has a lot of earlier forms of ideas presented in Homunculus in a more comedic and less gritty setting, while Adam & Eve is something I can't even begin to describe and illustrated by the legendary Ikegami.Thank you for picking this up! Huge fan of Homunculus and Ichi the Killer. This one is looking to be just as insane as those ones, I’m so hyped for the next chapter!
You might enjoy Oku's new manga The Sweet Sixty Princess if you're looking for more seinen to read, another series we're translating; not quite the same level of cracked out but definitely shares that down to earth dialogue vibe and undercurrent of awkwardness that's felt all the time in real life.
Yeah, I'm already reading The Sweet Sixty Princess! Was through that one I found out this one was being scanlated. I have a habit of checking out the feed of groups that translate stuff I enjoy to see what else has been picked up every so often. Thanks for your teams great work.You should check out Okama Report and Adam & Eve if you're already a fan of Yamamoto (and if you haven't already). Okama Report is my favourite manga of his and has a lot of earlier forms of ideas presented in Homunculus in a more comedic and less gritty setting, while Adam & Eve is something I can't even begin to describe and illustrated by the legendary Ikegami.
Aah wonderful. I put a mention of Drunken Fist (and Morgan's solo project Nighthawk Returns) in the last chapter's credits note in hopes of getting some more eyes on this, so really glad to hear that.Yeah, I'm already reading The Sweet Sixty Princess! Was through that one I found out this one was being scanlated. I have a habit of checking out the feed of groups that translate stuff I enjoy to see what else has been picked up every so often. Thanks for your teams great work.
I'm pretty sure I've read all of his other (scanlated) works years and years ago, but memory is a bit fuzzy on a few of them. Actually re-read all of Ichi last night after these chapters, and am planning to just re-read everything else too at this point.And I guess I'll have to wait for a while for the official TL of Hikari-Man to be finished eventually...
I actually read these. I’ve read EVERYTHING by the guy, so I’m a huge fan. Ngl while I like Okama Report, I didn’t love it. Felt a bit hit or miss when it came to the story. But it was a lot of fun. I’d like to see Yamamoto do a remake or a similar story now that he’s changed significantly as an author since then.You should check out Okama Report and Adam & Eve if you're already a fan of Yamamoto (and if you haven't already). Okama Report is my favourite manga of his and has a lot of earlier forms of ideas presented in Homunculus in a more comedic and less gritty setting, while Adam & Eve is something I can't even begin to describe and illustrated by the legendary Ikegami.