Shounen Welcome to the NHK! by Tatsuhiko Takimoto & Kenji Ooiwa

[mitterand]

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[nami] First post edited to provide info on series [/nami]
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Title : NHK NHKにようこそ!
Author : Tatsuhiko Takimoto
Artist : Kenji Ooiwa
Original Publisher: kadokawa
Genre : Comedy, Romance, Psychological, Mature
Status : 7 Volumes On-going
Licenced by : Tokyopop

Summary

Sato Tatsuhiro is a "hikikomori" (a japanese shut-in) who thinks a sinister organization, NHK (Nihon Kikikomori Kyoukai), is the cause of all his problems! However, here comes Misaki, who said she will help him step out of his house! Join Sato & his journey to get out of the hikikomori shell and his life staying at home, reading manga...& anime...porn??!

Edited Manga Groups
4chan ~Vol 5 Chp 27 onwards
Akatsuki Manga
Evil Genius ~Vol 1 onwards
Jinmen Juushin
Manga-Sketchbook

Downloads
#lurk (irc)



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i was wondering if anyone here does NHK manga... or has heard of it? i have chapters until 32... volume 7. um its still a continuation and its hard to come by the chapters so i was wondering if anyone even has the chapters 32+

moved topic to general manga section ~ Glasskatana

 

[ttxdragon]

Re: NHK

there are no further chapters scanlated...
i couldn't even find the raws... although somebody who has their share or winny correctly configured might find them ^^;

in general:
for english chapters check Evil Genius, they have the latest ones. and vol. 1 is out by tokyopop in english, btw ^^ their quality is quite good for the series (proud owner of original copy speaking)
for raws... i dunno >.> maybe ritual scan forge (google it ^^) provides the latest chapters. otherwise try getting share and/or winny... there should be at least some of the raws ^^

 

[rhyuho]

Re: NHK by Tatsuhiko Takimoto & Kenji Ooiwa

mangatraders has up to chp 36 can't believe the series has already ended though

 

[Houjou]

Re: NHK by Tatsuhiko Takimoto & Kenji Ooiwa

Has it already ended? How many volumes finally?

The last I read was the 4th tankoubon, I have to retake this manga :P

 

[barbapapa]

Re: NHK by Tatsuhiko Takimoto & Kenji Ooiwa

8 volumes total.

 

[Nami]

Re: NHK by Tatsuhiko Takimoto & Kenji Ooiwa

This series end at Chap 40, Vol. 8 and currently the scans are already out till Chap 38. I used to like this story a lot for its quirkyness. Now it seems that its ending was cut short, which is kind of unexpected, considering it was quite interesting in the beginning.

 

[_Zac_]

Welcome to the NHK

Has anyone else seen this anime (or has read the manga or novel)? I consider this the best anime I've ever watched.

You can find the first 3 episodes on youtube. I recommend at least watching the first episode.

 

[miyavisoap]

Re: Welcome to the NHK

i love NHK!!! the manga is finished (8 volumes) and the anime is great too.
it's a little bit of ecchi but not rly bad lol
the story line and all the characters are very unique and interesting ^^

 

[eni]

Re: NHK by Tatsuhiko Takimoto & Kenji Ooiwa

This is shounen, not seinen. Moved and merged with the existing discussion thread

If you want to discuss the anime, feel free to create a thread in the Otaku Theater (not sure if there's already one, atm).

 

[sabret00the]

I loved this anime, hopefully the manga tops it.

 

[eni]

Should be. I stopped the anime because it was disappointing compared to the manga, imho.

 

[hatsuharupeace]

Yeah, there isn't an anime thread for NHK, feel free to make one.

I haven't checked out this manga yet, I will have to. >.< Has this series finished serialization or is still being serialized?

 

[eni]

It's completely published and scanlated with 8 volumes

 

[sabret00the]

Yeah, there isn't an anime thread for NHK, feel free to make one.

I haven't checked out this manga yet, I will have to. >.< Has this series finished serialization or is still being serialized?

It came out way too long ago for me to start it, but i did love the anime. I felt it was one of the best written short anime's i've come across. At times i felt it spoke to me and was a reflection of my own life. I remember that i actually got emotional at parts.

Sadly though, i'm discouraged from checking out the manga because one group hasn't followed through with it and there appears to be a huge four volume gap.

Also i have a question, does this continue on after the end of the anime, or is it simply a 'better' version of the anime?

 

[eni]

Sadly though, i'm discouraged from checking out the manga because one group hasn't followed through with it and there appears to be a huge four volume gap.

Huh? Where is that info coming from? The manga has long finished and is complete scanlated (eight volumes) by Evil Genius. There's no gap.

Also i have a question, does this continue on after the end of the anime, or is it simply a 'better' version of the anime?

The story is originally a novel (2002-2007) which was adapted into a manga (2004-2007).

The anime was made in 2006 - two years after the manga started but it ended half a year before the manga finished. So the anime starts like the manga but the ending should be different (as I said, I haven't watched the whole anime because it wasn't as good as the manga, in my opinion).

 

[miyavisoap]

yup and the manga is sooo much better. the art and story and everything.

btw, eni-san and ha-san, i love ur new siggies!!!

[eni]Oh, thank you! [/eni]