#kazue mizutani

[asterain]

32 33 all of Golden/Reverie

im gonna kms i got bumped out of this WHILE I WAS WRITING IT so now i have to restart

32: do they have any habits that aren't particularly self-destructive, just maybe odd?

uhh hmm... Tsubaki would start humming random tunes out of nowhere while Kazue would growl at people among other things. got nothing for Hotaru or Kaoru rn

33: if applicable, how would your other characters describe them? i mean specifically the people around them.

gonna do one for each character (indicated by color)

Hotaru: //Daydreamer, quite reasonable | //chill | //supportive and determined. Kaoru: //Collected and overall nice. | //mischiecvious little bastard | //sentimental but undeterred? Tsubaki: //Lively and prideful. | //Rascal, very spontaneous | //hot-headed but quite sincere Kazue: //Collected/organized and decisive. | //Atheletic and intelligent | //someone who you can rely on!!

[leo-fie]

Starving Anonymous by Inabe Kazu, Kuraishi Yuu and Mizutani Kengo is probably the most horrifying shit I've ever read and one of the most precise stories about capitalism ever. To the point where it's not even a metaphor anymore. Alien monsters are causing global warming and are extorting political leaders with a potential solution. They are having the government providing them with untold amounts of humans for consumption. The staff forced to facilitate the mass murder are so desperate that they are content with not being killed that very moment, not that they are save from the random retribution of the aliens. Meanwhile the director of the mass murder facility champions a false idea of fairness and noble self sacrifice.

Also it's where this panel is from that's making the rounds lately:

[kamishiro-kenshin]

you hear a knock coming from the shop's door.

hello? is anyone in there? i was told to come here for repairs.

@kazue-mizutani

Yup!

This is the place, Kamishiro Tech!

Uh, there’s a workbench in the back and there’s parts in the aisles. I’m really just the cashier, hehe.

[abyssflowers]

𝐒𝐈𝐋𝐄̂𝐍𝐂𝐈𝐎 𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐓𝐈𝐆𝐈𝐍𝐎𝐒𝐎, 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐑𝐎𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐃𝐎 𝐀𝐏𝐄𝐍𝐀𝐒 𝐐𝐔𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐎 𝐎𝐒 𝐂𝐑𝐈𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐈𝐒 𝐂𝐎𝐋𝐈𝐃𝐄𝐌. dedos  ágeis  perpassam  através  de  duas  taças  que ⸻ numa  primeira  instância、foram  cuidadosamente  apoiadas  no  balcão;  entretanto  a  força  exercida  depois  se  distanciou  do  comedimento  costumeiro  do  deus  do  fogo.  no  momento  em  que  nagisa  paira  o  olhar  sobre  as  madeixas  vermelhas、tudo  o  que  ele  encontra  é  fúria  incandescente  dos  orbes  acarminados、que  agora  se  assemelham  a  um  rubi  impermisto.  oh…  ele  está  prestes  a  abrasar  e、se  não  conseguir  se  conter、seu  irmão  será  consumido  por  suas  chamas ｡

      “    tire  seus  malditos  olhos  de  mim、 nagisa…    ”    ele  rosna  como  um  animal  feroz、 o  tom  de  voz  mantendo-se  quase  em  um  sussurro、 antagônico  ao  resto  de  seu  comportamento.  kazuya  não  vai  externar  muito  mais  do  que  aquela  ofensa  ⸻  aparentemente  sem  sentido.  agora  que  o  restaurante  finalmente  está  de  portas  fechadas、 ele  não  precisa  se  conter.

❬ @deathflwer​ *／ mizutani kazuya ﹠’ mizutani nagisa  → ⋮  closed 。

[animefagos]

Lanzada una secuela del manga Shokuryō Jinrui: Starving Anonymous

Nueva entrada publicada en https://www.animefagos.com/2021/04/19/lanzada-una-secuela-del-manga-shokuryo-jinrui-starving-anonymous/

Lanzada una secuela del manga Shokuryō Jinrui: Starving Anonymous

El pasado 8 de abril Yuu Kuraishi, Kengo Mizutani, y Kazu Inabe lanzaron una secuela de su manga Shokuryō Jinrui: Starving Anonymous, titulada Shokuryō Jinrui Re: Starving Re:velation. La obra se lanzó tanto en la web como en la aplicación Comic Days, de Kodansha. El nuevo manga tiene lugar en una escuela normal, en un aula normal, con…

[ladyfubuki]

Commission for @lemillion

[aros-by-any-other-name]

Koisenu Futari episode 8 - summary/translations (Pt 1)

Under the cut. Translations/summaries for 0 ~ 19 min.

Sakuko: Good morning.

Takahashi: Good morning.

Flashbacks to the events in the previous episode, where Haruka proposed that Takahashi start his own farm, and Sakuko wanted him to grant his childhood dream of making a vegetable kingdom. Takahashi responded harshly saying that if she doesn’t want their family to end, then they should stop talking about it.

Takahashi: I wonder what would be good. To give as a wedding present.

Sakuko: Hm?

Takahashi: I was told to think about what I should give to Toyotama-san and Mizutani-kun. Especially since I’ll be the new store manager.

Takahashi: Kitchen goods, or maybe a bathroom set to be safe...

Sakuko: Um, Takahashi-san.

Takahashi: ...Yes.

Sakuko: About the conversation we had about work yesterday--

Takahashi: We already talked about that yesterday. I have to go prepare for work, so...if you’d excuse me.

Kazu-kun excitedly congratulates Sakuko on her work project (The Romance Christmas Fair project she took on from her colleague), which her boss recently approved. Sakuko is distracted, and Kazu notices.

Sakuko asks Kazu-kun if he agrees that even though work isn’t everything, it’s better to work on something you can be absorbed in (which he does). Kazu-kun asks if something happened with Takahashi again, and they go get something to eat.

Kazu: Well...It’s not like I don’t understand where Takahashi-san is coming from. To choose his current lifestyle.

Sakuko: What?

Kazu: Basically, rather than a risky but more enjoyable job, Takahashi-san chose the job that was boring, but would allow him to continue his daily life with you. That’s how important his daily life with you has become to him.

Kazu: It means that you’ve successfully become a family without any romantic feelings! It’s something for you to be happy about.

Sakuko ponders whether or not this is really true. 

Minori tells Sakuko to stop worrying about stuff in front of her, just like with her worrying about asking Takahashi about whether or not he wants kids. Sakuko tells Minori that they actually discussed it, and it seems they both would rather not have kids, which was a relief to her.

Minori seems relieved to hear that, and apologizes for forcing Sakuko to consider kids when she clearly didn’t want them. 

Before Sakuko can talk about her current worries, their mother walks in.

Her mother asks about what is worrying her, and Sakuko explains how Takahashi turned down a work opportunity he would have liked to continue living together.

Her mother asks what she would like to do.

She explains that even though she still wishes that Sakuko would get married and have kids, she has recently started to think that maybe it’s okay for Sakuko to continue down a path without romance. And that in place of that, she wants Sakuko to definitely find a way to be happy down this path that she doesn’t know about. 

Sakuko: Is it okay if we talk?

Takahashi: ...Yes.

After sitting down, Sakuko begins to speak.

Sakuko: I’ve really taken a liking to my current lifestyle. I’m having fun at work, and the number of people who understand me has been slowly increasing. Coming home is comforting, and every day has been happiness. I’m completely satisfied, and this is my life’s best.

Sakuko: For me, this is what it has been like, but...how about you, Takahashi-san? Is right now your best?

Takahashi: Just like you, I have also taken a liking to this lifestyle. I’m also very satisfied with it. 

Sakuko: But it’s not your best.

Takahashi: Isn’t it something people often say? That in life, sometimes it’s important to give things up. I’ve been thinking of making it my life’s motto.

Takahashi: Well, it is true that the offer from Haruka was appealing. But, I was also afraid. I cannot afford to let this house that my grandmother left me go empty. 

Takahashi: And more than anything, the Family (Subject to Change) I’ve created with Sakuko-san...

Takahashi: What you called, the “uneasiness” you felt, is something that I think has also been present throughout my life. Always.

Takahashi: But, through living with Sakuko-san...

...I started learning of a new lifestyle, new foods, new people. At some point, that “uneasiness” turned into clarity, and gained color.

Takahashi: I didn’t think it was possible, a family without romantic feelings. But now I think we might be able to make it happen.

Takahashi: So now, I don’t want to return to being alone. 

Sakuko: Thank you. I’m happy to hear you say that.

Takahashi: It’s fine. 

Sakuko: But is it really okay for you to not do the things you really want to do?

Takahashi: Wait a second. Sakuko-san was the one who, because you were lonely on your own, first proposed the idea of us becoming Family (Subject to Change), right? So, what are you going to do when you are alone? Are you going to return to your family’s home?

Sakuko: What? I would continue to live here.

Takahashi: What?

Sakuko: Oh, is it not okay for me to live here?

Takahashi: Sorry, I can’t quite keep up with what you are saying.

Sakuko: Like I was saying, I will live in Takahashi-san’s house, and Takahashi-san will live in his vegetable kingdom. 

Sakuko: Isn’t it a good idea? This way, I can continue my current lifestyle, and Takahashi-san doesn’t have to leave this house empty. And you can do what you enjoy. Isn’t it the greatest?

Takahashi: Sorry, that option never occurred to me. Is it okay if I take a moment to sort out my thoughts?

Sakuko: Go ahead.

Takahashi: Just making sure, but, your suggestion is for us to live separately, right?

Sakuko: That’s right.

Takahashi: So if we live separately, and we are alone, our relationship, our Family (Subject to Change), will come to an end, right?

Sakuko: No it won’t.

Takahashi: What?

Sakuko: Even if we live separately, we won’t be alone. We won’t stop being a family. It’s like our year-end soba and year-end udon. We don’t give up on either, we just have both. For us right now, that’s how we can have not just “better,” but our “best,”  isn’t it?

Takahashi: Is it...really okay? For me to leave this house?

Sakuko: Yes.

Takahashi: But, It’s because I said I wanted to protect this house, so Sakuko-san felt pressured to stay here and--

Sakuko: Of course not. I truly came to love this house on my own. I felt it the moment I moved here. “Ah, this warmth, it’s the best... It’s really cozy...The scenery is lovely...”

Sakuko: I really felt, for my own reasons, that I wanted to protect this house, and...

Takahashi: And?

Sakuko: If I really stop wanting to live here, then we can think of another plan together. Takahashi-san should also try his best with his vegetable kingdom, and if something goes wrong then you can just quit!

Takahashi: That’s...

Sakuko: Isn’t it better not to have everything figured out? With us, with family, everything can be subject to change. 

Sakuko: When you put something into words, you’ll be bound by it. For the two of us who refuse to be bound by what is “normal,” the things important to us, and the way we think, all of these are going to change. So we can think of each moment’s “best��� when we get to it.

Sakuko: And if the time comes when each of our “bests” are in completely different directions, and we talk things out, and it’s still impossible, then...

Takahashi: If it’s impossible, then?

Sakuko: We don’t need to force ourselves to remain family.

Sakuko: I mean, just hypothetically, of course! I’m just saying that even something like that doesn’t need to be decided.

Takahashi: You’re right. I think this is a great idea.

Sakuko already makes plans to call the farm manager, and Takahashi suggests that before she does that, they should have dinner. Sakuko enthusiastically agrees, and Takahashi proposes they eat yesterday’s leftovers and perhaps some mille-feuilles that he’ll try making.

Sakuko is excited about this, but Takahashi warns her not to get her hopes up, to which she responds that Takahashi always surpasses her expectations. While he prepares dinner, she goes to clean the bathtub. 

[deadgrantaires]

sends YOU orv for the ask meme also. or oofuri

OOOOH hell yes thank u bestie <333

ok ORV

blorbo (favorite character, character I think about the most)

honeslty I'm with you here HAS TO BE kdj what a funny little blorbo what WRONG with him <33

scrunkly (my “baby”, character that gives me cuteness aggression, character that is So Shaped)

hmm i wanna say like shin yoosung and also biyoo. biyoo IS so shape

scrimblo bimblo (underrated/underappreciated fave)

LEE SOULHWA FOR SURE but im also gonna say jung heewon bc i can never get enough of her

glup shitto (obscure fave, character that can appear in the background for 0.2 seconds and I won’t shut up about it for a week)

MIN JIWON OUR GLUP SHITTO 🥺🥺🥺🥺💕💕💕💕💕 how is she the best character i LOVE HER TRULY head empty full of love!!!

poor little meow meow (“problematic”/unpopular/controversial/otherwise pathetic fave)

oh metatron ofc obviously <3 my evil little meow meow who is jsut. soooo hilarious to me what IS wrogn with him fr <3333

horse plinko (character I would torment for fun, for whatever reason)

yoo joonghyuk i think its funny to bully him. also michael but like. derogatory bc its the only way i can tolerate him <3

eeby deeby (character I would send to superhell)

MICHAEL alwyas michael

OOFURI

blorbo (favorite character, character I think about the most)

hmmmm this is actually quite hard espeiclaly since i havent watched it in a while but also bc the WHOLE TEAM DYNAMIC is so good but probably abe or mihashi

scrunkly (my “baby”, character that gives me cuteness aggression, character that is So Shaped)

is it cheating to say kazue? probably but its true. the dog then

scrimblo bimblo (underrated/underappreciated fave)

oooh man maybe junta i do SO LOVE tosei. also mizutani probably i mean i HAVE TO

glup shitto (obscure fave, character that can appear in the background for 0.2 seconds and I won’t shut up about it for a week)

ichihara my friend ichihara

poor little meow meow (“problematic”/unpopular/controversial/otherwise pathetic fave)

idk bc anyone who would fit this category i just bhdfsv dont particularly like. momoe even tho shes violent sure!

horse plinko (character I would torment for fun, for whatever reason)

HARUNA <33333

eeby deeby (character I would send to superhell)

rios brothr i forgot his name <3 ALSO HARUNA <33333333333

[ror-art]

Day 1: August 6th || Domestic

got rly emo last week thinking abt harumizu but heres for the first day ! harumizu + baby kazue.... whats more domestic than caring for yr daughter w yr husband? literally nothing

also ft haruna’s what its like to calculate if yr getting more bang for yr buck when yr gay and also super stupid and dont know math

[senzalinea-blog]

STARVING ANONYMOUS: la deriva dell’ umanità dovuta ai “cambiamenti climatici” Edizioni Star Comics ha iniziato la pubblicazione di una nuova serie: si tratta di STARVING ANONYMOUS…

[ljaesch]

Starving Anonymous Manga Ends

Starving Anonymous Manga Ends

Kodansha’s e Young Magazine digital magazine has published the 70th and final chapter of Yuu Kuraishi, Kengo Mizutani, and Kazu Inabe’s Shokuryō Jinrui: Starving Anonymous manga.

Kuraishi writes the story based on Mizutani’s original plan, and Inabe provides the art. The manga launched in Kodansha’s e Young Magazinedigital magazine in 2016, and Kodansha published the sixth compiled volume on…

[asterain]

All of golden reverie 24 and 26!!

yippee!!

24: do they have any creative hobbies?

Hotaru does embroidery, Kaoru does woodworking, and Kazue does photography!!

26: how do they move? are they clumsy? light on their feet? do they use mobility aids?

i think the clumsiest would be Kaoru or Kazue but not like minori level clumsy, more like i'd imagine saki level? i dont think any of them have any noticeable movement differences besides Kazue walking digitigrade

[newswvn]

[Review] Tìm hiểu về bộ manga kinh dị Shokuryou Jinrui

Những bộ manga kinh dị có phải là thể loại truyện tranh yêu thích của bạn? Riêng về manga kinh dị thì có cái tên nào nổi tiếng? Nếu bạn là người có mối quan tâm về các manga kinh dị thì hãy cùng News-w tìm hiểu về Shokuryou Jinrui, một manga kinh dị đã từng ám ảnh rất nhiều độc giả trong suốt nhiều năm trời…

Nội dung chính của Shokuryou Jinrui

Manga là danh từ chung dùng để chỉ những tác phẩm truyện tranh có nguồn gốc xuất xứ từ Nhật Bản, và đây cũng là thể loại truyện được rất nhiều độc giả tại Việt Nam yêu thích trong hàng chục năm qua. Nội dung được đề cập trong manga rất đa dạng, phong phú và phù hợp với nhiều độ tuổi khác nhau, trong đó những bộ manga kinh dị là thể loại được dành riêng cho độ tuổi trưởng thành.

Shokuryou Jinrui là bộ manga kinh dị gây ám ảnh đối với nhiều độc giả.

Trong số các tác phẩm manga kinh dị nổi tiếng thì Shokuryou Jinrui: Starving Anonymous là một cái tên gây ám ảnh đối với khá nhiều độc giả. Đây là tác phẩm manga do Yu Kuraishi, Kengo Mizutani, và Kazu Inabe cùng lên ý tưởng và vẽ tranh minh họa. Shokuryou Jinrui bắt đầu được phát hành từ năm 2016 và kết thúc vào năm 2018, sau 70 chương truyện.

Nội dung của Shokuryou Jinrui bắt đầu vào một ngày rất đỗi bình thường như bao ngày khác, khi Ie và Kazu – 2 học sinh cao trung đang trên xe buýt để về nhà thì đột nhiên xuất hiện chuyện lạ. Một làn khói bí ẩn thổi qua, cả 2 ngất đi và khi tỉnh lại thì hai người bắt gặp mình đang trên chiếc xe tải chứa đầy thi thể người. 

Phát hiện xung quanh là xác chết, kinh dị hơn còn có cả những người đang tiến hành cưa những cái xác này thành nhiều mảnh. Chuyện gì đang xảy ra? Tại sao hai người lại có mặt trong trang trại nuôi người như thú vật để lấy thịt và họ có thể làm gì để sống sót trong hoàn cảnh kinh khủng này? Mọi chuyện đang chờ bạn khám phá dần dần qua từng chương của Shokuryou Jinrui: Starving Anonymous…

Shokuryou Jinrui có hay không?

Có thể nói để tạo ra được một tác phẩm manga kinh dị hay và thu hút được sự quan tâm của đông đảo độc giả không hề là điều dễ dàng. Bên cạnh nét vẽ lôi cuốn, các bộ manga kinh dị còn đòi hỏi có cốt truyện cuốn hút, phân tích tâm lý nhân vật hợp lý kết hợp cùng nhiều yếu tố bất ngờ được đan cài một cách phù hợp.

Shokuryou Jinrui là một bộ manga kinh dị được nhiều người đánh giá cao.

Ngay bây giờ, chúng ta sẽ cùng phân tích kỹ hơn về Shokuryou Jinrui: Starving Anonymous để xem đây có phải là một manga hay và đáng xem hay không nhé:

Về nội dung: Có thể nói nội dung của Shokuryou Jinrui: Starving Anonymous không có quá nhiều sự bất ngờ so với các bộ manga kinh dị khác, cũng là những tình huống ngặt nghèo, quái vật xuất hiện và nhân vật chính phải tìm mọi cách để sinh tồn. Điểm đáng ghi nhận về nội dung của Shokuryou Jinrui là có nhiều tình huống khá bất ngờ đem đến cho độc giả sự hồi hộp và hào hứng khi theo dõi.

Về cách xây dựng nhân vật: Các nhân vật trong Shokuryou Jinrui được xây dựng khá logic, không tạo cho độc giả cảm giác quá khiên cưỡng và giả tạo. Mặc dù không quá xuất sắc nhưng bản thân việc tạo nên được các nhân vật không quá hư cấu cũng đã là một thành công đáng ghi nhận đối với các bộ manga kinh dị.

Về nét vẽ: Có thể nói đây chính là điểm nhấn lớn nhất của bộ manga này. Các nét vẽ của Kazu Inabe thật sự rất xuất sắc và thể hiện rõ biểu cảm của nhân vật trong từng hoàn cảnh cụ thể một cách cực kỳ tinh tế và thuyết phục. Theo đánh giá của nhiều độc giả thì nét vẽ chính là điểm cộng lớn nhất của bộ manga kinh dị Shokuryou Jinrui: Starving Anonymous.

Nét vẽ trong Shokuryou Jinrui phản ánh biểu cảm của nhân vật rất xuất sắc.

Nói tóm lại, mặc dù chưa thật sự hoàn hảo nhưng nếu bạn đang muốn tìm một bộ manga kinh dị có nét vẽ đẹp để giải trí thì Shokuryou Jinrui là một lựa chọn cực kỳ phù hợp. Bên cạnh yếu tố kinh dị được khắc họa khá rõ nét, Shokuryou Jinrui còn đem đến cho độc giả rất nhiều cảm xúc khó tả và nhiều người đã không kìm được nước mắt sau khi theo dõi chương cuối của bộ manga này.

Bài viết [Review] Tìm hiểu về bộ manga kinh dị Shokuryou Jinrui đã xuất hiện tại News-W

source https://news-w.com/shokuryou-jinrui/

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El manga Starving Anonymous recibe una secuela

#YuuKuraishi, #KengoMizutani y #KazuInabe lanzaron una secuela de su #manga #ShokuryōJinrui: #StarvingAnonymous el 8 de abril, titulada #ShokuryōJinrui #Re:Starving #Revelation

Yuu Kuraishi, Kengo Mizutani y Kazu Inabe lanzaron una secuela de su manga Shokuryō Jinrui: Starving Anonymous (Hambrientos Anónimos) el 8 de abril, titulada Shokuryō Jinrui Re: Starving Re:velation. El manga se lanzó en el sitio web y la aplicación Comic Days de Kodansha. El nuevo manga se desarrolla en una escuela normal, en un aula normal, con compañeros normales. Pero algo no funciona, y hay…

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Star Comics, le uscite manga del 15 gennaio

Di seguito trovate tutte le nuove uscite manga targate Edizioni Star Comics, disponibili da oggi in libreria, fumetteria e store online. 

PRETTY GUARDIAN SAILOR MOON #3 (Eternal Edition) di Naoko Takeuchi

È finalmente arrivata la tanto attesa Eternal Edition delle avventure di Sailor Moon, una pubblicazione di altissima qualità, estremamente fedele all’originale, composta da volumi di grande formato e pagine stampate a cinque colori!

Caduto nelle mani dei nemici, Tuxedo Kamen si è trasformato in un guerriero del Dark Kingdom. Riacquistata memoria della sua reale identità, Sailor Moon si prepara ad affrontare la più terribile delle battaglie per far tornare in sé il suo amato e sconfiggere una volta per tutte la crudele Queen Metallia.

12 volumi - Concluso- 14,90 12,66 € - Acquista su Amazon

DASH KAPPEI - GIGI LA TROTTOLA #4 (Nuova edizione) di Noboru Rokuda

Kappei Sakamoto, studente al primo anno del liceo Seirin, entra a far parte della squadra di pallacanestro della scuola per amore di un paio di mutandine bianche. Il fatto che sia molto basso nonché completamente digiuno delle regole del gioco non sembra rappresentare un problema, poiché la sua incontenibile energia e la sua agilità sono in grado di fargli superare qualsiasi limite. Ma nonostante gli sforzi dell’allenatrice e dei compagni per tenerlo a bada, il suo interesse principale continuano a essere le ragazze!

Il torneo di qualificazione per il campionato nazionale è in pieno svolgimento e il Seirin deve affrontare il liceo Goko e il liceo Tennozan del gigantesco Daiba, che ha messo a punto il suo terribile tiro assassino proprio per vendicarsi dell’umiliazione subita in passato da Kappei. Le partite si fanno sempre più dure e solo una squadra potrà rappresentare la città di Tokyo...

17 volumi - Concluso - € 8,00 6,80 - Acquista su Amazon

LO SFIGATTO FALLISCE ANCORA - NEKONAUGHEY 2 di Q-rais

Volere è potere? No, non sempre: a volte la volontà e l'impegno non bastano per riuscire nei propri intenti. Proprio come accade al nostro Sfigatto: maggiore è il numero degli interessi che coltiva e delle imprese in cui prova a cimentarsi, maggiore il numero dei colossali fallimenti che finisce per accumulare! Ma il nostro sornione amico non si lascia scoraggiare, seppellendo con la sua proverbiale pacatezza ogni difficoltà e ogni insuccesso.

Volume unico - Concluso - € 12,00 10,20 - Acquista su Amazon

FAIRY TAIL #44 (New Edition) di Hiro Mashima

In occasione della messa in onda dell’anime di Fairy Tail, ecco a voi un’edizione nuova di zecca dell’acclamatissima opera del maestro Mashima, che grazie a un’approfondita revisione dei contenuti renderà la vostra lettura un’inedita, sorprendente avventura! Le imprese della gilda più strampalata e divertente che si sia mai vista ripartono da zero!

Il sigillo di Face è stato sciolto e sul continente continuano a riversarsi senza sosta i demoni sotto il controllo di Zeref. Anche la sede della gilda di Fairy Tail rischia di essere distrutta, ma di fronte al pericolo i nostri sono più agguerriti che mai! Riusciranno a salvare Natsu e gli altri dalle grinfie di Tartaros?

63 volumi - Concluso - € 4,30 3,65 - Acquista su Amazon

TALES OF WEDDING RINGS #4 di Maybe

Sato, uno studente delle superiori, riceve dall’amica d’infanzia Hime un triste saluto d’addio. Il ragazzo è però deciso a non arrendersi al destino e, lanciatosi all’inseguimento dell’amica, si ritrova catapultato nientemeno che in un mondo in pieno stile fantasy, in cui sposerà Hime e diventerà un eroe leggendario: il Re degli Anelli!

Sato è giunto nel Paese dell’Acqua per chiedere la mano della principessa Saphir, che accetta di buon grado di diventare la sua quarta moglie. Quel luogo però nasconde antichi segreti: all’interno del palazzo reale, un’imponente costruzione avvolta da vortici d’acqua, viene svelata la triste storia d’amore di Mars...

8 volumi - In corso - € 5,90 5,01 - Acquista su Amazon

STARVING ANONYMOUS #3 di Yuu Kuraushi, Kazu Inabe, Kengo Mizutani

Il Giappone è stato colpito da un anomalo surriscaldamento climatico dalle cause sconosciute. Ie, un liceale che sogna di diventare un pittore, viene rapito mentre sta tornando a casa con l’amico Kazu e, al suo risveglio, si ritrova all’interno di una struttura in cui, come in un girone infernale, gli esseri umani vengono trasformati in cibo. Ma chi c’è dietro a tutte quelle atrocità? Ha inizio un survival horror in cui è in gioco la sopravvivenza del genere umano!Natsune possiede il potere dell’autorigenerazione. Quando scopre di essere stato creato solo per finire in pasto ai mostri che gestiscono l’impianto, brucia dal desiderio di vendicarsi della struttura che l’ha fatto nascere sfruttando sua madre e degli insoliti invasori al suo vertice. Intanto questi ultimi sono su tutte le furie per la perdita del loro compagno, ucciso da Natsune. La responsabilità dell’accaduto ricade sui dipendenti dell’impianto... Chi dovrà offrire la propria vita ai mostri infuriati?!

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P&ME - POLICEMAN AND ME #8 di Maki Miyoshi

La sedicenne Kako partecipa a un gokon organizzato da persone più grandi spacciandosi per una ventiduenne. In quell’occasione conosce Kota (23 anni) e tra i due comincia a scorgersi una buona intesa, ma sul più bello le cose prendono una piega decisamente inaspettata... Il bel Kota è un poliziotto tutto d’un pezzo! Cos’accadrà quando scoprirà la vera età di Kako? Riuscirà la ragazza a far breccia nel cuore dell’inflessibile agente?!

Il 28 settembre è il compleanno di Kota e i due piccioncini si preparano a festeggiarlo con una seratina a lume di candela... quand’ecco che una telefonata sopraggiunge a rompere l’idillio! O forse no? Riusciranno a passare al grado successivo...?!

15 volumi - In corso - € 4,50 3,82 - Acquista su Amazon

NISEKOI - FALSE LOVE #24 di Naoshi Komi

Il liceale Raku si imbatte nella manesca coetanea Chitoge, con la quale bisticcia dal primo momento. Dietro quello che sembra essere un banale incontro-scontro, tuttavia, si nasconde un destino alquanto beffardo... I ragazzi appartengono infatti a due famiglie di yakuza e gangster che, per evitare una sanguinosa faida, li obbligano a fingersi fidanzati con lo scopo di sancire una pax mafiosa tra i clan!

Uno sciame di meteore che attraversa il cielo ogni cinquant’anni ed esaudisce i desideri d’amore... Quale miglior occasione per Kosaki e Chitoge di dichiararsi?! Raku invece non riesce ancora a far chiarezza nel suo cuore...

25 volumi - Concluso - € 4,30 3,65 - Acquista su Amazon

VIGILANTE - MY HERO ACADEMIA ILLEGALS #7 di Kohei Horikoshi, Hideyuki Furuhashi, Betten Court

Gli Heroes sono dei prescelti che, sotto licenza governativa, sfruttano i potenti Quirk di cui sono dotati sin dalla nascita per proteggere il pianeta dai malintenzionati. Al mondo, però, esistono anche dei non prescelti dotati di poteri mediocri, e la strada che essi percorrono è quella... degli Illegal Heroes!

Captain Celebrity sta per tornare in patria. Inizialmente considerato un tipo snob, grazie a Makoto è diventato nel tempo un Hero amatissimo, indispensabile per Naruhata. Per lui dunque è in programma una grandiosa festa d’addio, anche se le cose sembrano prendere una brutta piega…

8 volumi - In corso - € 4,50 3,82 - Acquista su Amazon

Autore: SilenziO))) (@s1lenzi0)

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The Manga Revue, 3/26/19

Have you been checking out Kodansha Comics’ digital-only and digital-first releases? I have, and I love this initiative: it lets me sample dozens of series that might otherwise never see the light of day in North America. Rugby manga. Karuta manga. Really weird, impressionistic horror manga. Medical melodrama. Josei. As you might expect, there’s a good reason why no one was clamoring to bring out print editions of some digital-only titles, but lurking among the pedestrian, the awful, and the amateurish are gems such as Dragon Head, PTSD Radio, Shojo FIGHT! and Tokyo Tarareba Girls. This week, I previewed one of Kodansha’s most recent digital offerings, Starving Anonymous, which, according to Kodansha’s editorial staff, is “an intense dystopian horror thriller in the apocalyptic vein of Dragon Head and Attack on Titan, from the team that brought you zombie actioner Fort of Apocalypse.” Translation: high body counts ahead!

Starving Anonymous, Chapter 1 Story by Yuu Kuraishi, Art by Kazu Inabe, Original Concept by Kengo Mizutani Kodansha Comics Rating: OT (Older teen)

Imagine an Eli Roth remake of Soylent Green in all its gory, sadistic intensity, and you have some idea of what it’s like to read Starving Anonymous, a manga that strives for topicality but settles for cheap thrills. Like the 1973 Charlton Heston film, Starving Anonymous takes place in a heat-ravaged future where supplies are scarce, birth rates are plummeting, and people are crowded into fewer and fewer cities. The series’ protagonist is I’e, a normal high school student whose life is violently upended when he’s snatched off a bus and deposited at an enormous industrial facility where the main product is — you guessed it — people.

A concept this potentially repulsive lives or dies by the thoughtfulness of the execution, and it’s here where Yuu Kuraishi and Kazu Inabe stumble. The writing is efficient but artless, establishing the direness of the world’s condition through news flashes and pointed conversations but revealing little about I’e; he’s a blank slate on which the reader can project himself into the narrative, barely registering as a character in his own right. The artwork, by contrast, varies from slickly generic — Tokyo apparently looks the same 50 years from now — to willfully ugly; once inside the factory, Inabe draws rooms and conveyor belts filled with distended bodies, rendering every roll of fat and bulging eye in fetishistic detail. If Kuraishi and Inabe were trying to make a point about the ethics of factory farming, or the evils of overconsumption, that message is quickly shoved aside in favor of a more conventional escape-from-prison plot in which I’e and a group of young, healthy rebels fight their way to the outside. Nothing in the first chapter suggested that Starving Anonymous has anything on its mind other than characters doing and seeing horrible stuff. Hard pass.

Must-Read Manga Review

Don’t miss this review! Erica Friedman offers a sharp, funny take on Junko Mizuno’s Ravina the Witch?!, which was released by Titan Comics last year. In what may be my favorite opening gambit of all time, she compares the experience of reading Ravina to that of looking at a cute animal picture on Twitter:

Imagine if you will, an image of two goats looking at each other. Maybe a younger animal looking up at an older one. “The younger, cuter one is looking up at the older and wiser one,” your brain immediately fills in for you. You then tell yourself a story about how the older goat is teaching the younger one, or scolding it, or… And in the end, you have created meaning in what is a picture of two animals who are literally just looking at one another for one brief moment… Ravina The Witch? by Junko Mizuno is the fairytale equivalent of two animals looking at one another. We can be moved deeply by the story and we can find all sorts of meaning in it – whether it is truly there or not.

Also worth a look is Helen‘s review of Astra Lost in Space, “a fun adventure series with a great cast and a surprisingly well-thought out plot holding everything together.”

New and Noteworthy

Again!!, Vol. 1 (Sarah, Anime UK News)

City, Vol. 1 (Justin, The OASG)

Dragon Half, Vol. 1 (Sean Gaffney, A Case Suitable for Treatment)

Fire Punch, Vol. 1 (Kate O’Neil, The Fandom Post)

Flying Witch, Vol. 1 (Crystal Holdefer, Comicsverse)

Helvetica Standard Bold and Helvetica Standard Italic (Patrick Moore, BentoByte)

Inuyashiki, Vol. 1 (Kathleen Townsend, Looking Glass Reads)

Kasane no Tao: A Fateful Encounter, Vol. 1 (Justin, The OASG)

Kiss Me at the Stroke of Midnight, Vol. 1 (Ross Liversidge, UK Anime Network)

One Week Friends, Vol. 1 (Crystal Holdefer, Yatta Tachi)

Shojo FIGHT!, Vol. 1 (Justin, The OASG)*

Tales of Wedding Rings, Vol. 1 (Justin, The OASG)

Voices of a Distant Star (Gabrielle Dulys, Comicsverse)

Wolfsmund, Vols. 1-7 (Seth Hahne, Good OK Bad)

Ongoing Series

Angels of Death, Vol. 2 (Alisha Taran, Reality’s A Bore)

Astra Lost in Space, Vol. 2 (Dustin Cabeal, Comic Bastards)

Baccano, Vol. 2 (Josh Piedra, The Outerhaven)

Bungo Stray Dogs, Vol. 6 (Josh Piedra, The Outerhaven)

Golden Kamuy, Vol. 4 (Aaron, Manga Energy)

Graineliers, Vol. 2 (Alisha Taran, Reality’s A Bore)

Is It Wrong to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?, Vol. 8 (Richard Gutierrez, The Fandom Post)

Kemono Friends: Welcome to Japari Park!, Vol. 2 (Helen, The OASG)

Murcielago, Vol. 5 (Erica Friedman, Okazu)

My Hero Academia, Vol. 11 (Trevor Richardson, AiPT!)

orange: future (Brittany Vincent, Otaku USA)

Strike the Blood, Vol. 9 (Richard Gutierrez, The Fandom Post)

Sweet Blue Flowers, Vol. 3 (Sean Gaffney, A Case Suitable for Treatment)

To Your Eternity, Vol. 3 (Aaron, Manga Energy)

Twinkle Stars, Vol. 5 (Sean Gaffney, A Case Suitable for Treatment)

Ultraman, Vol. 9 (Dustin Cabeal, Comic Bastards)

Wake Up Sleeping Beauty, Vol. 3 (Aaron, Manga Energy)

Your Name, Vol. 3 (Josh Piedra, The Outerhaven)

From the Vault

Hikaru no Go (Megan R., The Manga Test Drive)

No. 6, Vol. 8 (Eric Cline, AiPT!)

Uncomfortably Happily (Sayalee Karkare, Women Write About Comics)

* Denotes a digital-first or digital-only release

By: Katherine Dacey