@Ceiye We saw him a few times chatting with Torque (he jumped from an Inquisition ship a few chapters ago), and Master Lord Majesty briefly mentioned him at one point.
@InsaneInsomniac It's a French manga, they don't get "axed" (there's no Jump-like prepublication here). Especially not a pretty big seller like this one.
And we're getting to the part where the series' writing starts to improve dramatically. This is gun' get good. ?
I also feel like the...
@Kiriha What do you mean, Misunderstandingscans? =O
@ShinGetsu Pretty much. Though I'm honestly a bit worried that Kei is becoming too good too quickly with the Galactic Railroad arc. There's the question of "how do you go up from there?"
Where we discover that Sumiji has a long experience in abducting high school girls in his van. And that being Yuki was already suffering back then.
It almost makes me wish Yuki had remained the main character in Act-age, but then we wouldn't have had the blessing on the world that is Kei, so...
@Liquidxlax From what I heard this series has basically no fixed schedule, the chaps come out when they're done. Lately it's something like every two months.
@Tywin Reading back Masuda's works, it strikes me that he's more of a "character writer" than a "plot writer"… All of his mangas so far have had very simple stories:
>Toumei Ningen was a three-character story with a guy looking for a way out of the invisible world (okay, it was a short series...
The author actually commented on it in the last volume of Hungry Marie (where the one-shot was included as a bonus).
"This is the one-shot that preceded the creation of Hungry Marie. Back then, I wanted to move away from Beelzebub for a more fantasy-oriented universe. I remember deliberately...
@borngis Technically it wasn't his first manga, he had made a 3-chapter series called Shirou Rabbit back in 2007. I can't find anything about it though.
@Minkulus Strangely enough, to me the character designs of this series felt less and less similar to Jitsu wa as the series went on… Like, at first Mikeya was totally Nagisa, but near the end I found the resemblance much less striking. Same for Alice or Inohara. And most character designs like...
Hopefully next we get to read Inohara's historical supernatural sci-fi detective romance about pandas.
Or some psychological horror à la Toumei Ningen. I'd be fine with that too.