not the manga's fault, just 4chan being 4chan. raws from sunday-webry use "充実" ("jyuujitsu") in the phrase "充実してる日常" ("jyuujitsushiteru nichijou") which u can google translate
not much can be done honestly (i tried lol...) 4chan is 4chan and scanlation culture skews heavily towards "respect the scanlators" even if you don't like them or how they do things. but at least you're free knowing that kou isn't homophobic/racist/whatever
Ah, so he doesn't even use the term "riajuu". Noted.
I understand where your frustration is coming from, because I've seen fan scanlators not put out scans that
look not-bullshit but in fact are. Even if I don't have much grounds to demand better (any of us can do it ourselves or hire someone to do it, but we wait for people who do this stuff for free), the threat of not grasping the original intent of the mangaka's writing does make me anxious.
But compared to the
straight goofy corporate adaptation for this manga jacking up verb tenses, flipping grammatical moods, needlessly euphemizing dialogue, and completely rewriting dialogue altogether for no practical or even censorious reason? Having Kou say "normalfag" (the actual usage of which has
nothing to do with homosexuals) is nothing in terms of cost. It might be unclear to those not in any kind of know, but then, the /a/nons do this firstly for /a/non fans of this work. IIRC, the coordination of these scans are pretty loose, too-- the translator /a/non dumps their chapter translation in posts that just happen to be typeset by another /a/non that thought to do so.
At least be more mad that there's nothing in what he said that would "reasonably" be rendered into "normalfag" (I think I can see how the "dialectal" transformation went, but still).
Good to know it's a TL thing fwiw. I do miss the tonikaku uploads, I wonder what made them drop since they supported for so long
IIRC, Tonikaku stated to have dropped this in light of either the licensing of the manga by Viz, or Viz's "adaptation" catching up to them.
...that said, they were being outpaced by /a/ when they started consistently posting their typeset scans on MD.