For the love of God, the author for Teenage Renaissance! David-kun. That would be amazing. If not him, Horikoshi or We Never Learn's author. They design some really cute girls.
Shimabu Toriko
Toriko x Komatsu action, eh?
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Yeah, but you don't have to imagine with him, since he's literally done it.
Even Toriko fans forget Rin exists
Given Toriko's premise, I think all H-Doujin should be read in the voice of a nature documentary.
I mean, Yuuna's plot is entering the endgame, so it's hardly like Miura has much to go off of. Also, I can hardly imagine Yuuna more "all out", the only thing preventing it from being outright ****** is that we've never seen Kogarashi's dick on-panel.To Love-ru is great and i'm waiting for the sequel that Hasemi promised in the last Darkness volume, please be published in a seinen magazine
Also, i want to Yuuna be transferred to Plus or other more "free" magazine, let Miura unleash the true potential of the manga, Yuuna Darkness ;P
About a Jump author making ****** it's easy, Tite Kubo, can you imagine a ****** with Kubo's art and girls?
I didn't forget. But, you can't deny the series' homoerotic undertones. Hell, they even joked about it in-series when Toriko agreed to marry Rin, lol.
Oda & Takahashi can team up to create their own ****** to satisfy my fetish for women with long legs
Yunna is much better than To Love Ru ever was tbh. Much better cast, protagonist, overall plot, artstyle and so on.
Miura from Yunna, I guess. Fujimoto from Chainsaw Man as well.
I feel the same. Ecchi is just a characteristic either way, not what I could call a genre per se as it can be on anything, same for harem. Which is why I agree when I see magazines calling works like Nisekoi, WNL, Yuna or To Love Ru as romcom in opening pages, because at the end of the day, it's what they are.
It's not. Neither is Isekai as there's a big bunch of good and great ones in the market despite the bad ones, which the genre isn't really relevant in the discussion as the Isekai you talk about are Light Novels and the fair majority of Isekai in manga are from LN adaptations either way. lol
Yuuna doesn't have a defined "ending" or a true final goal, the manga is about Kogarashi daily life in the Inn with the girls and lewd situations mixed in, it's pretty much To Love-ru with supernatural girls, the ecchi it's the selling point not the "serious story", Miura can just keep up with the daily life adventures forever with some serious arc in the middle and the fans who support the manga will still buy, that's what To Love-ru and Darkness did.
The "final goal" of Yuuna is explaining who Yuuna is, how she died, and what her regret is. Once that happens, the story is over. It's the same deal as Nisekoi (who is Raku's promised girl) and WNL (Can Fumino and Rizu get into their desired collages), once the central "question" is resolved, the story is over.
Aren't the volumes uncensored? Isn't that their major selling point?
It is. They show nipples there, unlike in the magazine where they never appear and are covered by something in different ways.
Like Rito having to marry Lala and turn into the next "king" or the whole "Harem plan" from Darkness that ended up in nothing? This is just something presented in the beginning of the story to be a "main goal" for the main character but in the end is never the "end of all" in the story since the manga is faaar from being about just Yuuna, you have a entire cast of important characters with backgrounds and developments during arcs.
Yes but the thing is, Miura has to draw thinking about Jump limitations while drawing for a more mature magazine, he will not need to do that, he can be way more creative and free with the fanservice like Hasemi/Yabuki in Darkness.
You realize there's a different nuance there, right? TLR is a question built around a romcom, which can be stretched out as long as one likes. Nisekoi, Yuuna and WNL are romcoms built around a question, something where the driving arc, once resolved, basically renders the point of the manga moot.
LOL kkkkk Seriously? you read the manga? Yuuna it's LITERALLY To Love-ru with supernatural girls! It's nothing like Nisekoi or We Never Learn, Nisekoi was a traditional romcom centered about who the mc would chose and the lock stuff, We Never Learn it's basically Nisekoi but with a study background, these are not ecchi mangas focused on building a harem like To Love-ru and Yuuna.