ITT: Post manga only you have read
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I read this. I never reached the end because it felt a bit repetitive and I lost interest.
I remember wanting to make some of the recipes too and never found the time. Is it complete now?
I read it up until the cast reset
I have memories of a published in between 2006-2008 that lasted 20 chapters max. It was a mask demon shonen in a japanese lantern world setting. The MC was a black haired young boy with a cat mask and used its claws to fight other mask demons. Never heard of it after it was dropped. The thing name was super generic like ''nekogami'' or something.
Damn, I miss it too, bro... I've read it when I was 14 and absolutely loved it.
So creative
i read this
A non hentai futanari series
Pretty much everyone read this, are you kidding?
When I was first discovering manga back in 2003-ish, my local comic store had a single volume of this manga that I bought on an impulse alongside the first few volumes of Initial D. A year or two later, I discovered Waldenbooks had volumes 2-7 and snatched them up. I never saw it for sale anywhere else and had too many other things to spend my small allowance on to special order them. I remember spending my entire first paycheck ordering the other 25 volumes later that decade.
No English scans of it existed online beyond the first volume. Out of curiosity, I checked one of the reader sites just now to see if anyone had bothered to scan more of it in the last decade. It turns out someone scanned the second through fourth volume just a few weeks ago, so apparently someone still remembers this series.
After a night of drunken revelry, 19-year-old Kouta Satou decides to relieve himself near a seemingly secluded temple. Meanwhile, an angel is attempting to seal the queen of the underworld into a holy ball with his bow. Unfortunately, he misfires, trapping her instead inside of Kouta's unwitting balls. The angel departs, leaving Kouta a dire warning: if he fails to resist ejaculating before the end of the month, the queen will be released and mark the end of the world.
For the lustful Kouta, such a commitment is easier said than done; on top of using any means necessary to resist temptation, he must also guard himself from advances made by Elyse, a lesser devil who would resort to drastic measures to free her queen. In Oretama, the fate of the entire world rests upon the improbability of one man's chastity.
Wasn't this babby's first ecchi for like an entire generation of manga readers?
That was pretty popular on Yea Forums when it was running...
Addicted to Curry has hundreds of chapters and finished a long time ago, it'll never be fully translated. The mangaka has talent for sure, his newer series with the alien girl is good.
>The mangaka has talent for sure
I don't know, Youkai Shoujo was pretty bad.
YS was great at the start. I agree it's terrible now that it devolved into powerlevel shit.
What did it even have at the start? All I really remember is titty harem stuff.
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I'm sure there are a few anons reading this shit, but nowhere enough to motivate the group doing it to release more than one chapter every 2 months.
drifting classroom and ad astra are probably the least popular manga i've read
Then you need to read more manga
Reporting in.
The least popular manga you've read is a famous genre-foundational classic?
yeah i know
i didnt think drifting classroom was that famous. yajin isn't that famous i think and im caught up on that.
Montage
One day, 10-year-old Yamato and his friend Miku discover a man in a back alley who's suffering from vicious stab wounds. The man recognizes Yamato, and uses his last breath to share a secret with the children: Yamato's father was the perpetrator of a bank robbery that is known throughout the country as the most puzzling unsolved crime of the 20th century. He warns them to "never trust anyone."
Miku makes Yamato swear to keep the man's final words a secret. A few days later, Yamato's father is found dead, and the boy is taken in by Miku's family. The death is ruled as an accident, but Yamato has his doubts. Six years later, Yamato still can't stop wondering about the incidents, and resolves to take action.
The crime in question happened in real life, what I like about it is how everything is connected and it plays a part in the overall narrative, there are no loose ends and the author knows how to keep the mystery without spoiling too much and reveal things at the right time.
Surely the multiple bump limit threads we've had should be enough to tell you other people are reading it.
Funny story, one of the Yajin author's other works actually has a character go on a rant about the influence of Drifting Classroom at one point.
yeah, i remember that in sekai oni. that character was probably my favorite until his obsession with the one bitch got out of control
I've never seen them.
I've read it,but I stopped reading after I got caught up a few months ago.What's currently happening?
>someone scanned the second through fourth volume
Hey user, here's a surprise for you. Someone scanned ALL of it and put it up.
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Shame the sequel series is gone in the wind, though.
I know this one. The robber pretended to be a policeman and told the driver that there is a bomb attached under the truck. After everyone evacuated, he simply fucked off with the truck carrying tons of cash. It boggles the mind that they can still seemingly simple crime decades later.
*they can't solve this
I've read the manga. Everyone else seems to have read a philsophical masterpiece unrivaled by any other work of art.
Good food theme manga, but it is still not obscured enough.
I'm quite sure 1% or less of Yea Forums have ever completed this.
Also, this.
I read parts of it, dont remeber why i stopped tho
Surely you jest, its one of the best action shonens.
And this, which is an award-winning kid's manga series.
Everyone else is a shitposting faggot.
Its a great read, especially for shonen standard, but the best thing since Homers "Odyssey", nah.
Man this one was the shit! All the nuts one has busted, and it was even a tad fun!
I kinda forgot/dropped no bra after everyone at school find out that he was a guy. What happened?
Iron Wok Jan is quite good. Its recipe ideas are great. The fly egg ostrich meat maybe at its peak.
The trap helps the guy get together with the girl.
And the trap is happy that MC-kun helped her become a lady or something.
It was meh, but it was my kind of meh!
I was just looking for some ecchi to jerk off to and found this, barley anything has been translated so I can't speak for the story but it was kinda hot if you like ryona
>I'm quite sure 1% or less of Yea Forums have ever completed this.
That's probably true of any manga that isn't translated.
Blackjack meets Kenshiro is a good read.
so they don't even get together and the guy stays as a crossdresser?
Jupp, sadly so.
Would be better with a prunus girl ending!
They are. Just not in English, yet.
God bless. Now people can actually read it.
I dropped it when "assassins" started appearing
It had a popular anime adaptation and a lot of Togashi fans have read it
I like it but it's too fucking slow
My man, it was kinda trashy but it's super fun
I fucking hated this manga. I remember the idea was cool as fuck but then the author fucked it up.
What exactly didn't you like about it? I agree that the ending was rushed and the last arc was so-so, but still, I consider it one of the most entertaining rides of the last decade alongside Air Gear.
If anyone else read this I will be impress
A One-Shot about Fairy's and getting cucked by life
This got published (took years) thoroughly here in my land, Spaiñistan. I'm the proued owner of all 26 books.
Yeah, it's Kumeta's series before Zetsubou Sensei.
I'll forever miss him bro.
That one where the mc's daughter has that kaiju leg. The author really doesn't know how to write a story in it
