my opinion on how to fix Naruto's ending is there shouldn't have been a time skip
That wouldn't make sense, there would be way too many plot threads left open. People would think it got axed.
What's angered me the most about Nisekoi's ending is the relationship of the MC and femMC. In the last chapter they are engaged and have 1 day left before their wedding, but they didn't even kiss yet nor saw each other in the last 6 months. A shotgun wedding has more love than these 2.
Yozakura is classified as romantic comedy, so if it works it will be good.
I think we can thank Kaguya-sama for that. Not WSJ, obviously, but to say it's been quite the major work in the genre would be accurate.
-The threat of the Akatsuki.
i mean, he was a threat even before the point where the manga started and he's a threat even now, so what really changed
All of them in the magazine right now are harem manga though? In what aspect is has been evolving?
I do most of my volume reading digitally, mostly through Bookwalker for Japanese volumes and comixology for english releases. This is all mostly on an ipad mini because it’s book-sized (kinda) and feels decent. Proce point definitely helps there, but space is a big concern in my life so like hey, digital takes up no space. Win win.Since rain talked about digital vs physical manga before, I was wondering, how do you mostly read manga?
Do you tend to buy the physical copies or volume and read online?
Only read through digital, be it for volumes and even weekly chapters?
Do you mostly read on computer or on phone/tablet?
I mostly read on computer because the screen is way bigger and for some series in Japanese, it's much easier to make out the characters especially when the font is small, otherwise I mostly read on phone since I don't have a tablet.
Reading on computer also makes it way faster to access the huge library I have between magazines and volumes of series.
I've stopped buying physical volumes but that's only because of convenience since those take a lot of place and importing those at 10€/volume is just too expensive when I can just get a volume for 2-3€ digitally.
like reading HxH on a phone is a nightmare considering how much text there is
That's a very good question and your case is very similar to mine.Since rain talked about digital vs physical manga before, I was wondering, how do you mostly read manga?
Do you tend to buy the physical copies or volume and read online?
Only read through digital, be it for volumes and even weekly chapters?
Do you mostly read on computer or on phone/tablet?
I mostly read on computer because the screen is way bigger and for some series in Japanese, it's much easier to make out the characters especially when the font is small, otherwise I mostly read on phone since I don't have a tablet.
Reading on computer also makes it way faster to access the huge library I have between magazines and volumes of series.
I've stopped buying physical volumes but that's only because of convenience since those take a lot of place and importing those at 10€/volume is just too expensive when I can just get a volume for 2-3€ digitally.
like reading HxH on a phone is a nightmare considering how much text there is
I used to buy all my volumes exclusively physical but a combination of running out of space, digital being cheaper and being able to read my stuff anywhere I go without hauling a bunch of books around has made me go more and more digital.
Do you live in a mansion or something? Or a library? XD
I buy a few select magazines (to which I have a subscription through honto.jp) mostly because I've found that getting the magazine itself, makes it way easier for me to know what's actually going on with the series in the main magazines and also it makes it easier to know what new series are actually published. usually when I like a new series I decide whether I want to buy the volumes if it's interests me enough, a lot of times it doesn't so I just end up quickly reading through each week. I'm also in the process of getting some volumes I had physically before of authors I really like and buying volumes of ongoing series I once followed through scans.That's a very good question and your case is very similar to mine.
I used to buy the physical volumes, but the space available in my room is very short right now so I'm buying digital now, cheaper and faster. Now I'm buying physical only series I was already collecting and very special cases like Tegami Bachi bunkoban release that I'm buying right now.
I mostly read volumes, it is cheaper than buying the magazines, something I think it is a waste of money since I don't read all series there. The only thing I follow weekly is Jump because of ESJ and I don't read all series there, Act-Age I follow in volumes since it is very recently they added it and not all chapters are there.
As for where I read, Japanese manga and light novels I read on the computer, easier to understand the characters and also open the dictionary if I need. English mangas I read on the phone, exclusively.
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That's incredible
