Anime & Manga Club {v.3}

[Naala]

@Naala: Well that makes sense. Legal issues! =P

Noblesse hasn't been licensed though. They only just recently compiled the webtoons together into an actual volume. All of the chapters are available online for free at Naver. The only problem is that they are in Korean rather than English. So there really shouldn't be legal issues regarding Noblesse. If you can get it for free in Korean, what's the problem with getting it for free in English?

I mean legal issues for not fanscanlated mangas. I guess even fanscanlated manga is a grey zone, though I would say those make mangas more popular.

[Nitro Indigo]

Attack on Titan is licenced, so it isn't available on MangaFox... what does licenced actually mean, though? Some boring legal stuff?
Speaking of which, I looked at an actual physical copy of the AOT manga today (didn't buy it, though) and the chapters were called "episodes". Why is this? Some recursive thing?

[DarkAngel-The-Demon]

Seika High School, once an all-boys school notorious for its wild students and for generally being a terrifying place for girls, has recently become a co-ed school. With the female population still a minority and living in fear of the over-the-top antics of the males, Misaki Ayuzawa becomes the student body president and takes it upon herself to reform the school.

Because of her overbearing attitude, Misaki has gained a reputation among the male students body as an uptight, boy-hating dictator and as a shining hope for the teachers and fellow female students. However, despite her tough-as-nails appearance, she secretly works part-time at a maid cafe in order to support her family. Unfortunately, her hard-earned reputation is threatened when the popular, attractive, and somewhat impassive Usui Takumi takes an interest in her after discovering her in a maid uniform after school.

It really is a sweet story.[/quote]
I could consider watching it.
@Nitro: I think it's a cover. But some get muted or removed. :\[/quote]
You should! It's hilarious. XD[/quote]
XD I have so much animes to watch too. ;w;

[scmarshtacky]

Attack on Titan is licenced, so it isn't available on MangaFox... what does licenced actually mean, though? Some boring legal stuff?
Speaking of which, I looked at an actual physical copy of the AOT manga today (didn't buy it, though) and the chapters were called "episodes". Why is this? Some recursive thing?

When a series is licensed, it means that a legit company is translating the manga to publish in English. The translations are "official." Most of the popular manga are licensed.

[Nitro Indigo]

Attack on Titan is licenced, so it isn't available on MangaFox... what does licenced actually mean, though? Some boring legal stuff?
Speaking of which, I looked at an actual physical copy of the AOT manga today (didn't buy it, though) and the chapters were called "episodes". Why is this? Some recursive thing?

When a series is licensed, it means that a legit company is translating the manga to publish in English. The translations are "official." Most of the popular manga are licensed.

Okay. What about the episodes-in-the-manga thing, though? Is it some anime-ified version, like how they release new editions of books with "now a hit TV series!" on the cover?

[Nari UwU]

*CAUGHT UP TO PAGE 38*

Okay, so I fail at life, sorry for being gone since page 13 v.v I give no excuses.

I have managed, though, to get completely caught up on Kuroshitsuji (finally) and also to start and get completely caught up with 1/2 Prince, as well as a couple others I started and didn't finish. I even got a few episodes farther into D. Greyman xD


Anyone have any manga suggestions for me while I procrastinate more? I really wanna read something new while I wait for new 1/2 Prince and Kuroshitsuji chapters and dream about new Ghost Hunt chapters >.<

[scmarshtacky]

Attack on Titan is licenced, so it isn't available on MangaFox... what does licenced actually mean, though? Some boring legal stuff?
Speaking of which, I looked at an actual physical copy of the AOT manga today (didn't buy it, though) and the chapters were called "episodes". Why is this? Some recursive thing?

When a series is licensed, it means that a legit company is translating the manga to publish in English. The translations are "official." Most of the popular manga are licensed.

Okay. What about the episodes-in-the-manga thing, though? Is it some anime-ified version, like how they release new editions of books with "now a hit TV series!" on the cover?

I doubt it. The author probably just felt like calling it that. Or for all I know, there could be a word in Japanese that just doesn't make a good translation, and the people just decided that "episodes" fit better than "chapters." I doubt it has any significant meaning at all.

[Shandelion.]

I just realised that my hair slightly resembles Misaki's hair from Maid-Sama....

[Nitro Indigo]

The [IMG] code doesn't work in the anime and manga forum on Serebiiforums. ;-;

EDIT: Also, according to a lot of people on Serebiiforums, the Soul Eater anime ending is really bad; should I keep on watching regardless? I'm up to episode four.

[Shironeki.]

The [IMG] code doesn't work in the anime and manga forum on Serebiiforums. ;-;

EDIT: Also, according to a lot of people on Serebiiforums, the Soul Eater anime ending is really bad; should I keep on watching regardless? I'm up to episode four.

I think you should watch it, It is quite good until the ending but there is a LOTTT of Filler. The ending is basically the worst part