And when the quality goes way up it's like it's great despite the them. And when the visual quality drops, the characters are not strong or entertaining enough to carry it. The 8th MS Team is kinda up and down in quality. I think I might have written something similar last year or perhaps earlier this year but I don't think it holds up super well.
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The 8th MS Team is one of those Gundam series I happen to really like but this is only my second time going through the entirety of it. I think I took at least half a year break from it and Gundam in general (going through all that Gundam last year kinda left me feeling a bit worn out). I'll just pop back in this thread to briefly mention that I sat down and finished the few remaining episodes I had left of Gundam: The 08th MS Team. If you know about this group, then you know what it is _ Lastly, I'm also reading various things that Hachimitsu Scans are translating. Sei, the OL turned saint settles in fairly quickly and wishes to be useful in her work and the people around her so it's neither a power fantasy nor is it as "gamey" as other works in the isekai-genre. Who also incidentally happen to be handsome men. Turns out her magic abilities are a bit more powerful than most other people (you don't say) and she gathers the interest of powerful people. It's basically also a reverse harem with MC being an office lady unwillingly summoned to a fantasy world to be a saint, but there was already another one so she ends up working the castle's laboratory instead. It's something so rare as an isekai with a level headed protagonist that doesn't need to save the world. I'm also reading Seijo no Maryoku wa Bannou Desu whenever it updates. Not that updated but it's worth to read what's already been translated. I dig the art style and it has some funny jokes. I've also been enjoying this 4koma manga called We Are Cats/Wareware wa Neko de Aru about house cats and strays that can talk to the humans around them. Perhaps a career as a male idol (or heck, even a cross dressing idol) would've been more of a happy ending for me). You could say he deserved it after lying to all the people around him by not being himself. In a way, he looses everything he fought for and the skills he polished by returning to a normal life. I wish Minori's reveal could've been handled in a different way. I don't remember everything that happened but the build-up was greater than the event it generated. The ending is not at all as satisfying as I wanted it to be, but at least it's over. I read most of it last winter and was completely absorbed by it. It recently come t my attention that AKB49 - a crossdressing love drama with shounen tropes about a guy following his crush into the world AKB48 and absolutely killing it - have finally been fully translated. It seems popular on /r/manga and updates quite of often.Īs for what I'm reading, well, a whole lot. It's pretty cute and harmless although I've only read 3 chapters so far. Speaking of gyaru-manga, have you checked out Dosanko Gyaru is Really Cute? While a low watermark for manga connoisseurs who don't like fanservice, it's less a true gyaru-manga and more just general romcom/slice of life with a gyaru visual appeal. Not judging here, simply not really my thing.Īnjou-san does play around with the MC quite a bit but she can also be a genuinely nice person and I feel it balances things out. There's this bullying aspect that I feel can get a bit out of hand (as in, the attractive hot gyaru is lovingly bullying her loser bowlcut friend) - to the point where it's basically turns into a manga for the "bully me senpai"-crowd. Admittedly "gyaru" is a bit of a hard genre for me as I feel I only like parts of what I guess you could consider some of it's core components.
Gal Gohan and Yancha Gal no Anjou-san are great gyaru manga.ĭidn't get into Gal Gohan for reasons I can't really remember but I did read quite a bit of Anjou-san and found it pretty good.
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