Yeah, what they said was pretty bad, but I didn't see it as an endorsement from the mangaka on those views, just what someone like them might say in that situation. Did it sour you on the rest of the manga because it changed how you saw some other scenes, or was it more of an isolated accident?
Yeah, looks like another 26 volumes that just finished last year. For the time being I have plenty to read for now lol but hopefully these volumes get translated soon, especially if that live-action show catches on.
Where do you think S1 would end?
The manga was insanely popular in France, so this international LA doesn't surprise me that much.I read a few chapters of it a while back, it's a fun read on how it turns wine tasting into an adventure...I'm pleasantly surprised it's getting an international live-action adaptation, really hoping it turns out well.
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I said it in () in my post, but I think it will end with the arc where they get the dog.
It's all good. I don't read a ton of manga, but it's always fun reading something and sitting around waiting for it to get an anime knowing that once it does it's going to explode in popularity.
It soured me because up until that point it had handled LGBTQ+ issues fairly well, and then completely put it's foot in its mouth that whole chapter. There was no pushback or refutation of what Shingo or Kensuke said except for the two characters that Shingo spent the entire chapter talking down to. There's also the
Kono Kaisha ni Suki na Hito ga Imasu - About 2 coworkers that are secretly dating
I always like to recommend Futari Ashita mo Sorenari ni. It's mostly about living together, but after like 10 chapters it introduces the workplaces. The two MCs in the relationship don't work in the same place though, so it may not be what you're looking for exactly
I'd agree with this, After Hours first volume is incredibly strong and it doesn't really deliver past that. Its more like it splutters out than ends.
Add another one to the pile alongside Red Hood and Neru, I guess
The cover for the issue that comes out later this week really highlights the disconnect:
Jumps method of throwing shit at the wall and keeping what sticks is usually what they do nowadays. It's netted them decent series so I don't imagine it will stop
The fact Neru isn't accelerating gives me a little hope at least
Just look at how many series in the last ten years didn't make it to 20 chapters
praying that cover of yozakura will be an anime being green lit.
Red Hood and Neru filling the niche of direct to dumpster manga to fill out the bottom of the toc
also not a business practice exclusive to shonen jump or shuiesha in general.
Last time I checked in (like 3 months ago), Whyman was a threat on the moon. Is that already over?
