Seinen Waters by Urushibara Yuki

[shaheer]

Re: Waters (Suiiki) by Urushibara Yuki

this wait is really annoying.......oh well its not like i can help thm so i guess i llwait as well, any way senpai will it be out b4 16 th of may? i mean any ideas?

 

[Kaiten]

Re: Waters (Suiiki) by Urushibara Yuki

You'd have to ask Hox. I have no idea when it will be out.

 

[Drmke]

Re: Waters (Suiiki) by Urushibara Yuki

You can download chapter 5 here. Credits go to Hox.

 

[shaheer]

Re: Waters (Suiiki) by Urushibara Yuki

for online reading try this

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hate this wait....... the story just progressed a bit . Though Chinami is no where to be seen i wager the next chap will also conc the story of Chinamis mom and granny rather than Chinami

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hey Drmke and kaiten senpaiiii any idea on the next chap ? its time it got out dont you think? Looking at my sigg every time reminds me of this series hehe

 

[Kaiten]

Re: Waters (Suiiki) by Urushibara Yuki

Raws are not currently available. No one is posting magazine raaws from Afternoon, no is uploading it to Share or Perfect Dark and have not been for some time. Keep an eye out at Hox's website. If there are any changes between now and volume 1 coming out he'll say something there. Since Kodansha comics are not allowed here, we'll probably here about it last.

 

[Kaiten]

Re: [Featured] Waters (Suiiki) by Urushibara Yuki

Hox, Illuminati Manga, and Scantily Clad released both volumes last night! Download, read, and discuss.

 

[igotthegoods]

Re: [Featured] Waters by Urushibara Yuki

I know Hox had the translation finished for a while, so I've been eagerly awaiting the scans for this. I'm so glad it was released as a completed project! The quality was totally worth the wait.

So, I just finished reading this (had to go back and start from the beginning, though, since I had forgotten so much ) and I must say that it was a really, really nice read. Highly recommend if you're looking for something calm, serene, and thought-provoking (if you are looking for something mindless, fast-paced, or 'actiony', look elsewhere ).

I love the way all the separate, but clearly related storylines (for lack of a better term) finally came together in the later chapters. Not everything was fully explained, but was still satisfying nonetheless.

 

[barbapapa]

Re: [Featured] Waters by Urushibara Yuki

Good manga.
It reminded me of a crossover between Hideji Oda's "Coo's World" (continuous dreams) and Jiro Taniguchi's "My Father's Journal" (revealing of a family's past); but with Urushibara's trademark fantasy.