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Yea, this was good stuff. And I commend the author finishing it somewhat quickly, not dragging it out for 50+ volumes. @Nxllify There are 2 official OSTs for Beck - "Beck" and "Keith". Only Beck has some semi-decent songs. "My world down", "Spice of life", "Like a foojin". But I especially like...

@bhoommy17430 She was adopted from overseas, probably somewhere in the Philipines - during a later chapter, they talk about how her father used to travel around. In-universe, Yotsuba apparently looks asian, yet still recognized as a foreigner.

I really enjoy the anime. I give it a rewatch every 3 or 4 years. And I think the reason is because it's such a perfect blend of slice-of-life and mystery. Cute girls doing everyday stuff, sure, but you're always wondering what they are, where they are. Who are the townspeople? Who are the...

@MyLittleRony I wouldn't call it divise, but... He's just sooooooooooooo over the top, it kinda takes me out of it. I know, sports/school manga are hardly true-to-life stories, but this is the only thing that's taking me out. If the story needs an evil little cunt, then make him betray someone...

@Top10au - after not reading the manga for 3 or 4 years, I've recently done a re-read of the whole thing up to volume 40. It's amazing how consistent the story is, and I don't mind the little diversions (Like the plight of the whores at the refugee camp under the tower, or Farnese's goal of...

Enjoyable, as far as sports manga go. Shame that the character of "Midousuji" is so extremely exaggerated, really took me out of it.

@konzolmester STOP ASKING QUESTIONS! The only question you should be asking is "Who is best girl?" (The answer is ALL OF THEM)

Dont mind me, just my regular post to gush about how absolutely fantastic this terrible shit is. Can't stop reading and rereading. Carry on.

Mm, frustrating. It starts out with so much detail about what the farmer's education consists of, but then it seems to just... drop it all? Did the author simply run out of material? Did he grow bored of it?

Meh. The movie was better.

Goes a bit absurd near the end, but hey, w/e, it tells quite a story.

Fuck... having trouble reading this, terrible translation.

I wonder what happened - the pacing seems a bit off. First the author takes his time with the three new demonhunters, but all of a sudden we get rushed thru all the hashira, their backgrounds and even their enemies'. Did the author simply decide to quickly finish the story, did he only have a...

Meh. The drawing style isn't anything fantastic, and the translation is... questionable. Miho, for example, does not ever use the word "Fuck" (or the Japanese equivalent). Why the translators used it is beyond me.

@Osaka_Vibes The KF characters are just an insert - the author could have taken any other setting's characters and done the same, but he's probably just a fan of the KF girls. And the juxtaposition of cute, innocent KF versus Lovecraftian horror is... memorable.

Borderline, but cute. I do wonder why the author never followed up on that time-travel maniac girl when she and the protagonist jumped back in time again. She clearly knows something weird happened, but we cut straight to just another day in the life of a 12-year old boy.

Guys... The breakfast scene? This hit hard, wasn't expecting it from a no-name horror-comic. Not only was it a fantastic set-up, it was tastefully done. Wonder if she didn't regret taking the opportunity to talk to him. Fuck, I'd give anything.

God I love this manga so much, it's ridiculous. Everything from the discrepancy of animals in uniform, to the females of all species being pretty girls, no matter their normal size. Also, this artist really knows how to draw some beautiful hands... Once I noticed it, I can't not look at them...

@cyphexada I enjoy it because it's so simple. The protagonist is not the typical emo 16-year old warrior. Dude's a simple office worker, dropped into a generic fantasy world where he immediately bows out of the standard archetype (warrior/mage/archer) and instead chose to make his way in this...

What's with the author's fetish of wanting to stuff character's mouths with rags? Is this a capitalist thing?