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ColossalLazy
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My Hero Academia 90
The chapter sure ended well. Cant wait to see how things will go bad next chapter.
The chapter sure ended well. Cant wait to see how things will go bad next chapter.
Coriolanus
Banned
Kingdom 472
that's a fakeout ain't it? dude isn't gonna croak from that.
that's a fakeout ain't it? dude isn't gonna croak from that.
striferser
Huge Nickleback Fan
Cooking
Mr. Ajikko
Addicted to curry
Cooking papa
Golden Kamui (also a great adventure story and ainu culture)
Chuuka ichiban aka cooking master boy
Shokugeki no soma
economics related
Kurosagi aka black swindler
Investor z
Kurogane ichiba (human resource)
Shiima kousaku series (business culture)
Cultural
Bride story
Golden Kamui
Studying
Dragon Zakura
Angry Grimace
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "does something taste funny to you?"
Shokugeki non Potato
I'm pretty sure that the Yoda Judge is biased.
I'm pretty sure that the Yoda Judge is biased.
Angry Grimace
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "does something taste funny to you?"
I'm speculating this is the arc where at least 1 of the characters shown to be a "good guy" is going to make a heel turn and join Central. I'm guessing its going to be Akira because he made it clear he's way too into his sorta-adopted mom and her seminar (which was supposedly disbanded) but we didn't see him doing a fight to save it. I'm guessing he just cut a deal.
Coriolanus
Banned
All For One is the villain, One For All is All Might quirk
TheRealTalker
Banned
Hunter X Hunter 353
LMAO Hisoka never change
LMAO Hisoka never change
Coriolanus
Banned
HxH 353
Y'know, this is what annoys me about togashi. 16 pages of the worst of his narrative excesses, and then, at the very last pages, there actually is a damn decent payoff.
Be consistently bad so i can drop the book without ragrets, damn you.
Y'know, this is what annoys me about togashi. 16 pages of the worst of his narrative excesses, and then, at the very last pages, there actually is a damn decent payoff.
Be consistently bad so i can drop the book without ragrets, damn you.
Boku no hero Chapter 90
Seems like a solid plan, Kacchan seems to get along the most with Kirishima.
I also honestly don't see how this can end well for the good guys. I would be baffled if it did.
Also thank you everyone for your recommendations. Lots of mangas in backlog now.
I was wondering, have any of you here ever read Skill of Lure?
Seems like a solid plan, Kacchan seems to get along the most with Kirishima.
I also honestly don't see how this can end well for the good guys. I would be baffled if it did.
Also thank you everyone for your recommendations. Lots of mangas in backlog now.
I was wondering, have any of you here ever read Skill of Lure?
the gods lie.
This was a great read, bittersweet in just the right amount so to not leave me with a sour aftertaste nor a sugary one. The art was nice too and despite the serious themes, the more funny parts worked well.
The thing I appreciated the most is how most of the cast takes a background role compared to Rio and Natsuru. They're there, the kind of personality they have comes easily to light but they don't take much space in the pages of the story, pages reserved instead to show us Natsuru and his involvement with Rio, the choices he makes because of this and how this affects her life.
Given Natsuru's background, I found his behavior to be pretty believable. Despite being a 11 years old, he acted more mature at certain points, without betraying his age when he kicks that ball in his coach face (totally deserved, man is a huge dick, though I'm sure the man is the kind that doesn't even realize it).
Same goes for Rio. Because of her family situation, she has to act more mature, so her choice in regards to her grandpa is understandable even in the face of fully understanding that it was a wrong one. She wanted to believe in her father, she didn't want herself and her little brother to be taken away so she did what she had to.
Props to Vertical as usual for the work they did.
This was a great read, bittersweet in just the right amount so to not leave me with a sour aftertaste nor a sugary one. The art was nice too and despite the serious themes, the more funny parts worked well.
The thing I appreciated the most is how most of the cast takes a background role compared to Rio and Natsuru. They're there, the kind of personality they have comes easily to light but they don't take much space in the pages of the story, pages reserved instead to show us Natsuru and his involvement with Rio, the choices he makes because of this and how this affects her life.
Given Natsuru's background, I found his behavior to be pretty believable. Despite being a 11 years old, he acted more mature at certain points, without betraying his age when he kicks that ball in his coach face (totally deserved, man is a huge dick, though I'm sure the man is the kind that doesn't even realize it).
Same goes for Rio. Because of her family situation, she has to act more mature, so her choice in regards to her grandpa is understandable even in the face of fully understanding that it was a wrong one. She wanted to believe in her father, she didn't want herself and her little brother to be taken away so she did what she had to.
Props to Vertical as usual for the work they did.
thesaucetastic
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^That's a really good series. I read it on release. For anyone else interested, it's fairly short, around one volume/5 chapters.
Rin END
I'm pretty satisfied with this ending. They could have given a confession, but I think the way Norito spelled it out was fine. I liked that this didn't go the Bakuman route and devolve into a neverending duel between rivals. It was more like a supernatural drama with manga as a motif.
But that fucking tag line just gives me all the feels.
Heavily recommend this, and it seems like a good follow up to Beck, which I still haven't read but definitely intend to after having read this.
Rin END
I'm pretty satisfied with this ending. They could have given a confession, but I think the way Norito spelled it out was fine. I liked that this didn't go the Bakuman route and devolve into a neverending duel between rivals. It was more like a supernatural drama with manga as a motif.
But that fucking tag line just gives me all the feels.
Heavily recommend this, and it seems like a good follow up to Beck, which I still haven't read but definitely intend to after having read this.
March Comes In Like A Lion volume 11
Another volume, another case of me saying damn at every turn.
Rei keeps being awesome and just shattering the image people have of him. The stress is taking some toll on him, but he keeps trudging along. His plan at the end
had me go d'awwww.
Highlights of the volume:
, the discussion between Hina and Akari that turns rice into vegetables as a way give it less calories so they can eat much more of the yummy foods and, last but not least, the visual image of how Rei's brain works.
All around great volume.
Another volume, another case of me saying damn at every turn.
The girls' father, unbelievable as it might be, manages to show off to be the biggest walking piece of shit imaginable. I do feel bad for his other daughter (for having such a shithead of a father).
to find a good man for Akari (because she has vowed to think about her happiness only after Momo growns up)
Highlights of the volume:
Rei holding his own against Setsuo (the girls' father)
All around great volume.
Mockingbird
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I was just ok with it. Like the Honda thing was kind of just solved on its own. I would've liked to have seen much more Rin throughout the series. The chapter prior to this just kind of explained all the mysteries quickly and this felt like it was wrapped up as quickly as possibly but not as neatly as possible.
nabe_shogun
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Dainana Joshikai Houkou 1 - 4
Well this is weird. Its about two friends going about their life, but in a strange world with random weird things that are apparently normal.
Well this is weird. Its about two friends going about their life, but in a strange world with random weird things that are apparently normal.
the gods lie.
This was a great read, bittersweet in just the right amount so to not leave me with a sour aftertaste nor a sugary one. The art was nice too and despite the serious themes, the more funny parts worked well.
The thing I appreciated the most is how most of the cast takes a background role compared to Rio and Natsuru. They're there, the kind of personality they have comes easily to light but they don't take much space in the pages of the story, pages reserved instead to show us Natsuru and his involvement with Rio, the choices he makes because of this and how this affects her life.
Given Natsuru's background, I found his behavior to be pretty believable. Despite being a 11 years old, he acted more mature at certain points, without betraying his age when he kicks that ball in his coach face (totally deserved, man is a huge dick, though I'm sure the man is the kind that doesn't even realize it).
Same goes for Rio. Because of her family situation, she has to act more mature, so her choice in regards to her grandpa is understandable even in the face of fully understanding that it was a wrong one. She wanted to believe in her father, she didn't want herself and her little brother to be taken away so she did what she had to.
Props to Vertical as usual for the work they did.
I second this, damn damn good book. Thank you Vertical
8 X 11 Printer Paper
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I don't think Togashi has had a real editor for HxH for a decade and a half now. They just let him do his thing partially because it sells, and because of the whole being locked in a hotel to draw Yu Yu Hakusho fiasco (assuming this isn't some kind of urban myth).
A Huge Battleship
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Furumapura 8
Shiori's a good friend. More people should have good friends like her. Anyway, it looks like the weakness recon mission was a success. The important thing is how she puts this information to use in the future.
Shiori's a good friend. More people should have good friends like her. Anyway, it looks like the weakness recon mission was a success. The important thing is how she puts this information to use in the future.
striferser
Huge Nickleback Fan
Yup. This is a good manga.the gods lie.
This was a great read, bittersweet in just the right amount so to not leave me with a sour aftertaste nor a sugary one. The art was nice too and despite the serious themes, the more funny parts worked well.
The thing I appreciated the most is how most of the cast takes a background role compared to Rio and Natsuru. They're there, the kind of personality they have comes easily to light but they don't take much space in the pages of the story, pages reserved instead to show us Natsuru and his involvement with Rio, the choices he makes because of this and how this affects her life.
Given Natsuru's background, I found his behavior to be pretty believable. Despite being a 11 years old, he acted more mature at certain points, without betraying his age when he kicks that ball in his coach face (totally deserved, man is a huge dick, though I'm sure the man is the kind that doesn't even realize it).
Same goes for Rio. Because of her family situation, she has to act more mature, so her choice in regards to her grandpa is understandable even in the face of fully understanding that it was a wrong one. She wanted to believe in her father, she didn't want herself and her little brother to be taken away so she did what she had to.
Props to Vertical as usual for the work they did.
the gods lie.
This was a great read, bittersweet in just the right amount so to not leave me with a sour aftertaste nor a sugary one. The art was nice too and despite the serious themes, the more funny parts worked well.
Props to Vertical as usual for the work they did.
I enjoyed it, but I personally found the resolution a bit too abrupt.
Which one is it? Pics plz
striferser
Huge Nickleback Fan
Dungeon Meshi 24
Kensuke you bastard!
I thought someone going to be smart enough to upgrade Senshi tools to be more useful...
Oh my, no food involved in this chapter
Kensuke you bastard!
I thought someone going to be smart enough to upgrade Senshi tools to be more useful...
Oh my, no food involved in this chapter
So pretty much like the manga?
Oh my, now we're talking!
Principate
Saint Titanfall
Sengoku Youko Final battle ongoning
The Jinka flashback was pretty nice and I thought he would be some mindless beast throwing out random spirit energy, not complex spirit attacks that made Senya shit his pants
The Jinka flashback was pretty nice and I thought he would be some mindless beast throwing out random spirit energy, not complex spirit attacks that made Senya shit his pants
This chapter was actually abnormally short (like half of a regular one).
Tokyo Ghoul: Re 76 (x-post)
Glad to see Furuta finally backed into a corner. I'm a bit worried for Eto here. Additionally, if Arima is like Furuta, Kaneki is absolutely fucked regardless, so I'm still counting on a disengage strategy after possibly inflicting his first wound.
Kaneki's realization about his 'voices' was great. I don't really see his current condition as a 'power up', just that he was panicking versus Arima and finally pulled himself together.
Principate
Saint Titanfall
Sengoku Youko 92-96 plus bonus chapter
Bask in the glory that is the 4 page spread final battle (first protagonist vs second) of Sengoku Youko
Bask in the glory that is the 4 page spread final battle (first protagonist vs second) of Sengoku Youko
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