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| THIS IS A MANGA ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS ANYTHING BEYOND THIS CHAPTER. ---------------------------------------- Wow. Kazuki... Two chapters in this volume basically has him sandwiched by two girls while another one of the chapters has his body being "examined" by them. It's like an every day thing for him now hmm?? |
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| Am I really the only one who actually looked at this? It really gives me the impression that light novels are nowhere near as followed as manga or anime series... What a shame. |
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SirWithCoffee said: Yaboku98 said: Am I really the only one who actually looked at this? It really gives me the impression that light novels are nowhere near as followed as manga or anime series... What a shame. True enough.. it's kind of sad.. *places some cookies on the table* *takes a cookie and bites* Wow, tasty ^^ I suppose reading itself is what people dislike. In Spain, reading books is considered by most young people as 'boring', and it looks pretty much the same here in the UK. And light novels have always been less popular than manga, I wonder why. Back to the topic, I do believe that Basileus is going a bit farther than most ecchi novels, or at least the ones I've read. I haven't read the 11th volume yet, I guess I'll have to read it soon. I wonder what Kazuki will do next... XD *puts a 5-yen coin on the table* The cookie was delicious, thanks ^^ |
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SirWithCoffee said: Yaboku98 said: *takes a cookie and bites* Wow, tasty ^^ I suppose reading itself is what people dislike. In Spain, reading books is considered by most young people as 'boring', and it looks pretty much the same here in the UK. And light novels have always been less popular than manga, I wonder why. Back to the topic, I do believe that Basileus is going a bit farther than most ecchi novels, or at least the ones I've read. I haven't read the 11th volume yet, I guess I'll have to read it soon. I wonder what Kazuki will do next... XD *puts a 5-yen coin on the table* The cookie was delicious, thanks ^^ Well, it's the same in Germany. It's pretty obvious if you look at the publishers how they're going to get even manga adaptations of light novels but not the actual light novel.. it doesn't really make sense. I mean, I can understand the point of the amount of work to translate it. Aside from a few light novels there are almost none in Germany. We've got SAO and Black Bullet and maybe some others, but since I don't care about the german market for anime/manga/light novel I don't know if that changed. *laughs* Volume 11 was... "juicy" is a fitting word, I guess? *tilts head* Well, I haven't seen a single light novel translated to Spanish, so I guess Germany is still better than Spain. *sighs* The only good thing is that Spanish fansubs tend to put a good amount of effort in their subs. I guess it could be worse. I do think the story in itself is interesting, but I also think 'juicy' is a very good word to describe it. Well done. *thumbs up* |
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SirWithCoffee said: *laughs* The story itself is interesting.. but the juicy parts are quite strong. And hell, I even think that the "progress" from the beginning with a hug / kiss to that was quite natural (the harem part aside). Not to mention that every girl has her own preference for that stuff. *nods* That's exactly what I thought. *nods energetically* It is an harem that tries to be as realistic as possible, and that is a great plus on my list. And the fact that relationships properly develop further than 'only friends' (unlike the 99% of harem stories I've read/watched) also adds to its quality. I'll read Volume 11 eventually, but I'm reading Index right now, so I have no idea when will I read it. |
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