Task Force for Paranormal Disaster Management

[Invader_Retro]

Reminds me of the movie Deep Rising (1998) 😅

 

[Kendama]

@Invader_Retro I mentioned the connection in a note to chapter 2.

 

[Invader_Retro]

Yeah I saw it sorry I missed it xD

 

[RobottiZombi]

Seems interesting. Saving to tabs \.../

 

[Mr_Detective]

Hollywood, take notes. This is how you do a legitimately badass female lead.

 

[Setsu_Na]

Finally found a good shit! I love you, both the translator and author!

 

[Chainsmoka]

Really good stuff, higly recommend

 

[SeekingSolace]

ooh new cover art

 

[IsonMlnka]

Even though it's new its under rated

 

[yourbaldhead]

hmm the kaijuu plot seems like monster on deep rising

 

[Kendama]

@yourbaldhead As pointed out in a note in chapter 2.

 

[Xsorrow256X]

Oh boy. Not ending it with the newest chapter means there'll be more monsters.

 

[numpangikut]

Jsdf recruitment poster alright, but it is neglible although only for a bit and the plot is interesting too. For now

 

[Verclads]

So after 8 chapter we know that we just reading a second prologue, and the story of task force for paranormal disaster management will begin in the next chapter

 

[Pixad1]

ohh this is good

 

[SenchouFarfour]

The TL notes are very appreciated, considering this looks like a semi-realistic military manga but skewed by the author's nationalist bias. Though then again it's getting more and more comical on how he portrays the human antagonists.

 

[lex-8ysfg]

I love my JDSF propaganda.
The gaijin are always after their own interests, the protagonists are human exemplars of their trades, showing shock and pride, but getting the job done. It's balanced for getting Pro Japanese, Pro Military messages through.
It ain't perfect, but it does what it sets out to do. More gibs for the military please, or the pesky foreigners will be at our throats.

 

[thedestroyership]

Bruh the later chapters are the most insane plot developments only a 5 year old monster fan can come up with. Love this series.

 

[Turkeyjerkey]

Undercurrent of jingoism that rises so high it threatens to drown the whole series at times.