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Broke: Harem anime Woke: Pseudo-Harem, a delightful little manga about a girl in high school flirting with a guy in her club by pretending to be different anime tropes It’s delightful, and a super easy read. Most chapters are only a couple pages long. https://mangadex.org/title/30945/pseudo-harem
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Dawgstar posted:Wow. All of Mangadex is down right now. I wonder if they're getting KissManga'd. Mangadex goes down constantly
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Anything to recommend out of the current manga Humble Bundle? The only thing I recognize is that NOiSE, the prequel to BLAME!, is a part of it. In/Spectre is apparently pretty fun. Gleipnir can be good but it can also feel sleazy, Inuyashiki is by the Gantz guy and everything he makes is technically proficient trash. To The Abandoned Sacred Beasts has a fun premise that it doesn’t live up to
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Oct 8, 2020 07:13
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Kokoro Wish posted:I get the feeling that there was a real struggle with being "Shonen" going on there. The first arcs read more like a Seinen manga than anything else, with the Shonen fights feeling a bit like the worst parts of the whole thing. Every time Melon is set up to be a mirror of Legosi it falls apart because he sucks so much that you actively resent the author for making him a part of the comic. I’m glad I dropped Beastars and I should have dropped it thirty chapters earlier because Melon made it suck so much
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Oct 19, 2020 21:12
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Jackard posted:Any chance that the adaptation will fix the fuckup? Probably not. Anime typically don’t change the endings that much. Most anime-original endings happen because they overtake the the story they’re adapting and decide to end it, and that’s not been a thing for a while
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Apr 26, 2021 22:55
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There’s a lot of series that have strong, planned ends, you just don’t hear about them much. I love Ushio & Tora and Kekkaishi, two supernatural themed battle manga from the 1990’s and the 2000’s, respectively, and they both spanned a little over thirty volumes and ended really well, but when I bring up either of them, the most I tend to get is “I watched an episode or two of their anime.” Now, I admit that Kekkaishi especially doesn’t have a big following, and people freaking love stuff by Naoki Urasawa, who created a handful of long running series like Monster and 20th Century Boys, so it could just be that people like talking about train wrecks more than satisfying endings
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Apr 27, 2021 08:02
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a kitten posted:Recently i've been listening to a podcast that reminded me of this thread. Man, I understand wanting to read a wide amount of works but only reading the early volumes is such a disservice. There’s a lot of manga that work best as a complete series and a lot of manga that just completely poo poo the bed halfway through (Naruto and Beastars being greats examples of that) Edit: unrelatedly, people should read A Silent Voice, it’s a pretty good seven volume work about a deaf girl and the boy who used to bully her and how we all hate ourselves and each other thetoughestbean fucked around with this message at 04:08 on Apr 28, 2021 |
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Reading the book in physical so I took pictures of the pages    Witches, by Daisuke Igarashi, is a collection of stories about various witches and it’s pretty dang good. Another manga that I’ve read recently that I think is great is Blue Period. It’s about a high schooler deciding to professionally pursue art as his career and it’s really good
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