Corrections for typos / badly worded sentences:
Page 19, "there is no witness"/"there are no witnesses"
"Consider it payback for the armored train"
Page 17, "gain success in the army"
Page 12, "didn't even realize"
Page 11, "you came prepared, didn't you?"
"It will be easy to hide"
Was this translated from Portuguese?
On page 8, baba means drool.
Nanny would be babá.
Edit: just saw the note on the side. So it really was translated from Portuguese.
It's not a very good translation. The easy stuff was translated properly, but there are mistakes in many places.
The...
@Lyendith from the little I could understand from french wikipedia, Rédaction seems pretty close to the meaning of Redação in Portuguese, which is a more general term for writing or composing text.
But in english, from my research, Redaction doesn't have this general meaning, instead having...
@codetaku 12MP? Most top end phones on the market have a 12MP rear camera, but front cameras really aren'tthere yet (they're using a selfie stick after all).
The iPhone X has a 7MP front camera. The Google Pixel 3 has a 8MP front camera.
The Galaxy Note 9 has a 8Mp front camera.
Also, it's too...
@Acolytus ugly teeth? Where? He's mostly drawn with the normal "I don't really want to draw the teeth in detail" teeth that almost everybody has.
The only one with abnormal teeth here is his friend, the side character that made the clothes.
Also, his head shape didn't really change from normal...
Why is half the chapter in a completely different font? I'm pretty sure the original font is Wild Words, a pretty common font. Why not match it?
It also makes me notice how the original has some compression artifacts around it, probably because the original was saved in .jpg instead of...
@rottenpantsu wow, I did read that as loathe. Then again, I hardly ever hear/read someone using loath.
I'm not too familiar with it, but it doesn't seem to fit with the rest of the english used in the translation.
Upper-leftmost bubble on page 6: "I'm loath to ignore (...)" should be "I'd loath to ignore (...)"
(Maybe use hate or loathe instead of loath, it sounds better)