I'm curious how this site categorizes a series as "dropped." I'm read this over on mangadex and it has up to chapter 47.5 now, so it's clearly still being translated. So why can't those chapters come over here?

a) someone has to submit the chapters

b) I'm grateful to get any translation, but Dynasty has quality standards, which I don't that one would meet.

I've only read up to chapter 31 over there so far and while I really don't think it compares favorably to the great quality Yuri Ichigo and Knight Heron had been providing here, it's been okay.
I'm much more surprised that it actually survived last week's Great Purge.

^^ If "Dropped" means no continuous translation is being submitted, what do we use for comic that has been axed by editors/publishing companies and doesn't even have an ending?

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^^ If "Dropped" means no continuous translation is being submitted, what do we use for comic that has been axed by editors/publishing companies and doesn't even have an ending?

Probably Cancelled. :(

^^ If "Dropped" means no continuous translation is being submitted, what do we use for comic that has been axed by editors/publishing companies and doesn't even have an ending?

Probably Cancelled. :(

Oh, right... (T_T)

I'm much more surprised that it actually survived last week's Great Purge.

Yeah, esp with an anime in the works.

The first episode of the anime is out!! (> v<)
At this rate, with how much yuri has been growing in popularity, it feels like we’re getting at least one or two new yuri anime every season. So far in Spring 2025, we had Rock Is a Lady's Modesty, A Ninja and an Assassin Under One Roof, and Once Upon a Witch's Death (that counts, right?). Then in the Summer season, we got There's No Freaking Way I'll Be Your Lover! Unless... and Bad Girl. And now, for Fall, we have This Monster Wants to Eat Me and A Mangaka's Weirdly Wonderful Workplace!

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Just watched the second episode. Can't quite measure up to the gorgeous art of the manga, but it's a pretty decent and very faithful adaptation so far.

Just watched the second episode. Can't quite measure up to the gorgeous art of the manga, but it's a pretty decent and very faithful adaptation so far.

I agree, I was thinking the same thing while watching. Shiori is cute in the anime, but the manga makes her stand out more as that “married (monster) beauty” type.

the anime has been continually surprising me with how much love and effort is put into everything. The whole Miko epilogue and song blew me away.

It seems a bit more like "a monster wants to feed me" rather than "a monster wants to eat me"