I just started a series called Ri-chan. It's a pretty simple and relaxing read based on a story setting that I think seems to be popular recently.
On another note, sorry for not posting a new discussion thread for a few weeks. I swear I was actually going to do it this time but @wjs018@lemmy.ml already did the deed so I've pinned it for now. Hope you're all doing well!
I have seen the posts to the sub for Ri-chan from @Rottcodd@lemmy.ninja but haven't checked it out yet. I am all for more stories centering around adults doing stuff rather than another story taking place in high school. Looking now, it seems like they are very short chapters, so it won't take too long to catch up.
I have been continuing to try to keep up with new oneshots to share with the community. There have been some good ones I found (and a lot of trash, like a lot a lot). A couple in no particular order:
In ongoing series, I continue to torture myself with Rent a GF and JK Kuzuhana. Two series that should have ended a long time ago and see the author go to great lengths to stretch things out. A step up from those would be Nagatoro and Akutsu which both feel like they have had concrete steps forward lately. In the same vein, Uzaki-chan has been really funny lately as our protagonist struggles against his inner carnal urges like it is Shadow Link or something like that.
@Taos@lemmy.ml @seraph@lemmy.ml @N3DSdude@lemmy.ml any chance of getting this pinned in place of the older thread?
Pinned it.
Started reading Eden 0 and it's not as bad as I thought it'd be. I don't really like fairy tail and it is very similar but the setting is definitely more interesting
Sometimes it's the little things in the execution of a concept that can make or break a series. Change a plot point here or a character there and the whole thing falls apart. I haven't read either of those series, but I have read so many series that are superficially similar to each other, but the execution can totally break some while others really shine. It makes me wonder how much of that is the author vs. having a good editor/reviewer. Star Wars was famously terrible in its original cut and then was edited just before release to be the mega-hit that we all know. I sometimes wonder how many terrible manga have ended up on an editor's desk that then gets polished to the series we all talk about.
I've been catching up on Yofukashi no Uta and I have to say the series just keeps getting better for me. i'm really glad the author has decided to forego any blue balling on the open issue of their relationship nor drag it out with needless filler.
I wonder if they want to end the series soon or if they start off with a new story arc
I'd really enjoy to see their relationship progress as it's "official"
When do they get together?
spoiler
They are currently in the progress/discussion of getting together, last chapter we had a confession from both sides (ch 188)
Started reading not really a gag manga but I enjoy the hijinks.
is also an excellent comedy detective manga. Waiting for updates on this one.
Beside this, I started reading Takahashi Rumiko's it's like her previous work ( Inu Yasha ) which I enjoyed a lot.
Im also following MarriageToxin. The premise is interesting, altho the battle and abilities seem lacking. I hope they lean harder towards the romcom side going forward.
Started a number of titles, the three that stood out to me were:
This is the first I have heard of the Elden Ring manga. I am definitely going to be checking that out. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!