Arveene
School Idol
Yep. I might wait to see what you think of it before I get it myself.
What manga are you reading now?
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Titan
Vinland Saga chs 77-80 (end of volume 11, start of 12)
Canute puts his dastardly plan into action. Meanwhile there's trouble back on the farm.
Canute puts his dastardly plan into action. Meanwhile there's trouble back on the farm.
Arveene
School Idol
Seirei Gensouki: Spirit Chronicles (LN) vol 5
Another decent volume, moving the plot forward. Decent sense that the world is moving without the protag as well which is nice and lacking from some of these dumb isekais. Yay for Celia being back! I've liked her since the first volume.
Another decent volume, moving the plot forward. Decent sense that the world is moving without the protag as well which is nice and lacking from some of these dumb isekais. Yay for Celia being back! I've liked her since the first volume.
Dragon Slayer
Mad Scientist
Why Are You Here Sensei!? ch 47
Dragon Slayer
Mad Scientist
Special training in the Secret Dungeon ch 9
Gemsy-chan
Titan
Hitorijime My Hero vol 3
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Titan
Tokyo Ghoul chs 13-15
Kino's Journey: The Beautiful World volume 2
Penguin Highway (novel, complete)
Natsume's Book of Friends volume 2
Outbreak Company volume 9 (light novel) - Had a feeling this one was going to cliffhanger. Quite nice to see a change from the normal antics that we're witness to in the series.
Penguin Highway (novel, complete)
Natsume's Book of Friends volume 2
Outbreak Company volume 9 (light novel) - Had a feeling this one was going to cliffhanger. Quite nice to see a change from the normal antics that we're witness to in the series.
10 Dance Vol. 3 Inouesatoh ... Kodansha has overtaken the French IDP editions, so very excited to read more at long last (the art is still amazing)!
A Strange and Mystifying Story Vol. 7 (final volume) Tsuta Suzuki brings this excellent supernatural (and occasionally chilling) series to a meaningful close.
A Strange and Mystifying Story Vol. 7 (final volume) Tsuta Suzuki brings this excellent supernatural (and occasionally chilling) series to a meaningful close.
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Titan
Yuru Camp volume 6
Spending that hard earned money and some of the gang go camping, but are they in over their head?
Spending that hard earned money and some of the gang go camping, but are they in over their head?
Arveene
School Idol
Outbreak Company (LN) vol 9
A much needed change of pace, considering this was beginning to get a bit stale. A two-parter though so much will be dependent on the next volume. Some stuff was fairly predictable - it's been obvious that Shizuki would be like that from when she was first mentioned ages ago. The maid cafe caught me a bit more off-guard though. One thing this series is good at is thinking about the modern world and how it affects interactions and connections, and how it would affect other less-developed cultures.
Overlord (LN) vol 10
Enjoyed this volume quite a lot. As ever, Ainz manages to blunder his way into great successes. We're finally getting to see Nazarick interacting with the world and it's thoroughly entertaining so far. Particularly looking forward to finding out more about what Renner is doing.
A much needed change of pace, considering this was beginning to get a bit stale. A two-parter though so much will be dependent on the next volume. Some stuff was fairly predictable - it's been obvious that Shizuki would be like that from when she was first mentioned ages ago. The maid cafe caught me a bit more off-guard though. One thing this series is good at is thinking about the modern world and how it affects interactions and connections, and how it would affect other less-developed cultures.
Overlord (LN) vol 10
Enjoyed this volume quite a lot. As ever, Ainz manages to blunder his way into great successes. We're finally getting to see Nazarick interacting with the world and it's thoroughly entertaining so far. Particularly looking forward to finding out more about what Renner is doing.
Gemsy-chan
Titan
Haikyu!! vol 31
Wordery has dispatched vol 32 so can’t wait to read that and the conclusion to this match.
Wordery has dispatched vol 32 so can’t wait to read that and the conclusion to this match.
Dragon Slayer
Mad Scientist
How Not to Summon a Demon Lord ch 44.1
Dragon Slayer
Mad Scientist
Karakai Jouzu no (Moto) Takagi-san ch 88
We Never Learn: BOKUBEN ch 112
World's End Harem ch 64.1
We Never Learn: BOKUBEN ch 112
World's End Harem ch 64.1
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Arveene
School Idol
Laid-Back Camp vol 6
Less Nadeshiko and Rin, more of the other three this volume (at least on the camping front). I'm not sure it's possible to not like any of the characters though, so that doesn't stop it being as good as normal
I really liked the wholesomeness with Nadeshiko and her sister too.
A Sister's All You Need (LN) vol 2
Still firmly in territory that got adapted for the anime. I do love this series though, some of the stuff is really wholesome and resonates well. Particularly find the stuff on games really interesting (as someone who's big on board games and TRPGs), you can tell the author knows their stuff. Which isn't surprising given that it's apparently at least partly based on their experiences. I was interested to note that the TRPG was slightly different - presumably they brought it to an end in the anime whereas there was obviously no need for that in the novel yet.
Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation (LN) vol 2
Yeah, there's still some creepy bits. I feel like there were noticeably less than in the first volume though? Which is interesting. And good, because the world-building is decent if a bit info-dumpy at times and enough to keep me entertained. It seems from next volume we're getting into the real stuff though, so that'll be the true test.
Less Nadeshiko and Rin, more of the other three this volume (at least on the camping front). I'm not sure it's possible to not like any of the characters though, so that doesn't stop it being as good as normal
I really liked the wholesomeness with Nadeshiko and her sister too.A Sister's All You Need (LN) vol 2
Still firmly in territory that got adapted for the anime. I do love this series though, some of the stuff is really wholesome and resonates well. Particularly find the stuff on games really interesting (as someone who's big on board games and TRPGs), you can tell the author knows their stuff. Which isn't surprising given that it's apparently at least partly based on their experiences. I was interested to note that the TRPG was slightly different - presumably they brought it to an end in the anime whereas there was obviously no need for that in the novel yet.
Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation (LN) vol 2
Yeah, there's still some creepy bits. I feel like there were noticeably less than in the first volume though? Which is interesting. And good, because the world-building is decent if a bit info-dumpy at times and enough to keep me entertained. It seems from next volume we're getting into the real stuff though, so that'll be the true test.
Hitorijime My Hero volume 3 - Another delightful entry in the series.
Blood Blockade Battlefront volumes 9-10 (complete) - Kinda sad to see this one come to an end, especially when no one has licensed the sequel manga but at the same time it's one less thing of Dark Horses to collect. I'm not sure I enjoyed the manga as much as BONES' wonderful anime adaptation, but hey it was still a lot of fun. If someone ever does license the sequel I'm sure I'll read more, but as things stand I'm okay with how the series came to a close. This and the anime satisfy my desire for BBB's world and characters.
A Sister's All You Need volume 4 (light novel) - Review to follow, but this was a lot of fun. A little on the short side when it came to page count, but nothing makes me laugh quite as much as this series does so I'm always going to want more.
Blood Blockade Battlefront volumes 9-10 (complete) - Kinda sad to see this one come to an end, especially when no one has licensed the sequel manga but at the same time it's one less thing of Dark Horses to collect. I'm not sure I enjoyed the manga as much as BONES' wonderful anime adaptation, but hey it was still a lot of fun. If someone ever does license the sequel I'm sure I'll read more, but as things stand I'm okay with how the series came to a close. This and the anime satisfy my desire for BBB's world and characters.
A Sister's All You Need volume 4 (light novel) - Review to follow, but this was a lot of fun. A little on the short side when it came to page count, but nothing makes me laugh quite as much as this series does so I'm always going to want more.
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Titan
Satoshi Kon's Opus chs 1-7
Down the rabbit hole.
Very Paprika like with a twist of Millennium Actress (but with manga instead of film).
Down the rabbit hole.
Very Paprika like with a twist of Millennium Actress (but with manga instead of film).
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