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@Redice It's funny that you don't see the obvious contradiction there. @Xxjuggernaut OK, situation: somebody breaks into your daughter's apartment where you killed a yakuza member and starts sniffing around with an ALS flashlight, arriving at a residue of a large pool of blood in the middle of...

@Redice Just because he's a conman doesn't mean he can keep a cool head in a situation like this. We've already seen how distraught he becomes in situations concerning his son. @Doomroar This guy works with yakuza but he isn't a fighter himself. Tetsuo did nothing wrong. He's exhausted his...

Man, it's like I'm reading Billy Bat again. Tightest writer since Naoki Urasawa.

@Deathhappens What's your point, and how do you suggest I "respect" Murata's work? By exempting it from critique?

There is some serious mental gymnastics involved when the self-consistent original work is considered a draft but the version that constantly receives retcons, revisions, and completely redundant scenes is the "polished" one. Like when we had to watch somebody explain what monster cells are in...

@ShinGetsu Pricing is a separate problem and I can relate. I have well over a hundred books in my personal collection, but the only physical volumes of manga I've bought were gifts to other people. When I buy manga, I only buy digital, and even then usually wait for sales. Likewise with games...

@princeofcups @Kuromizu @GoblinGuy @ShinGetsu You guys should probably take an economy 101 class before repeating this tired, utterly delusional argument about stickin' it to the man. Of course the author gets the cut for every publishing license sold. True, they don't get a cut per volume in...

@yoonease Which parts didn't add up in Viz's translation?

Haha, a fucking Gag Manga Biyori reference!

@NeroPR Although it can (and likely will) serve a double duty as foreshadowing, he is talking to Guts about the situation at hand.

@ThePaulBunyanTrophy IIRC "Maison" is part of a proper name there, so you wouldn't have much of a choice, so probably not the best example. What I'm saying about loanwords there is that foreign terms adopted into Japanese are especially treacherous because of how familiar they sound: more often...

While I do think you're doing a fantastic job in general, some of those TL notes sure had an unnecessary keikaku tinge to them. Any time you have to explain a loanword should raise an automatic red flag. "Madonna" too ambiguous? Fine, use "diva", no need to cling to the original katakana term if...

Damn, a lot of intense close-ups this chapter.

@shoker Note the gradual shift in morality. First they fought against the titans as a mindless entity, essentially a force of nature. Then they learned of the invaders from outside the walls, a completely unknown people from a completely unknown place that was easy to disassociate with. Then...

@Mattopui @Brave_Sp1r1t Naturally, the comment section for a gruesome action series like this invites social outcasts and other bitter people who want to vicariously live out their revenge fantasies against the world that made them feel miserable. It's also natural if the characters expected to...

@cyand Page 2: typo in "discuss" Page 3: should be "one of the girls'" Page 7: missing comma after "thanks" Page 19: "we" should start with a capital; missing word in "should just be enough"; missing article before "middle-aged couple" I think "instant curry" would be easier to understand than...

@cyand Typo in Dostoyevsky's surname on page 16. Thanks for the good work.

The Duke of Fucked to Death.

@trapsarebetter Geez, don't suddenly go spoiling the plot of all dem faux romance manga. >_> @Huichelaar Nah, you're completely right. It's like all the exploitation films of the 70s and 80s where mediocre filmmakers would come across a trope that proves to be somewhat popular and able to...

@Santouryuu I know, right? This final arc of AoT is basically "trolley problem: the comic", and the couch ethics experts rush to make the superiority of their position known. Genuinely amusing.