I wish they had walked in with the purpose of seeing what her supposed boyfriend is like, just to see their shocked reaction to the fact that it's actually a woman.

... Did Madoka just use a fraction of her Ultimate self's divine power to instantly make whoever she touched too aroused to think of anything but banging their love interest?! This is a new twist on her powers that I can't believe it's not done more often!

Mami the eternal third (uhhh fifth?) wheel.

lmao

She has Nagisa and/or the nameless office lady. Or Hitomi, if you ask other shippers (which is apparently based on a spin-off).

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Found some typos.

Chapter 4, page 6, panel 3: "Yocchin really hates medicine, don't she..."

Chapter 5, page 8, last panel: "waist" is missing the final "t".

Source?

@Ranzo: Exactly how would you draw blond hairs in greyscale on a white background?

You know, it's possible that the author might not have had hymen integrity in mind at all, and is simply considering fingering too "superficial" of a sexual activity compared to, say, fisting.

Something tells me that Tsubomi likes Kuki the most out of her sisters. I hope to see more of this sisterly bonding... and maybe more.

Wait
Milk tooth?
How old is Leo?
Teeth fells off until 11~13 years
What the fuq, Itou Hachi, WHAT THE FUCK?

Yeah Itou, normally your mangas only have 8-10 years old girls, what gives?

A very worrying change

Maybe we had legal pairing in Itou Hachi work one day

Legally Married Yuri Couple Book

:v I haven't read anything by this author before!! I shall start!

I did read something, I knew it!! it's "Beauty and the Beast Girl" how come that one isn't here? it's so good!

Was said multiples times but long story short, the first 17 chapters was made by a team who doesn't want it to upload here, after that the manga was taken off by /u/ but since it was at 18 they don't upload here either.

Don't why they're doing that when they don't mind their other stuff being uploaded her. They even link to the Dynasty Scans pages on the /u/ thread for the group!

^^^ Yeah, I'm thinking it's a case of "Wait, let me prepare my heart for this!"

I don't know, considering there's an eggplant involved, I'd call it "auberginey". :P

@Aile: No, it should be this:

"All according to keikaku"
tl: Keikaku means "cake".
tl2: "cake" means plan.

What's wrong with the drama? It's a perfectly plausible development considering the time period and culture.

Can we stop off and kill Hitler afterword while we're at it? You know, for funsies.

And leave Europe to the mercies of Stalinist Russia instead? No thanks, I don't want to turn Command & Conquer: Red Alert into a reality.

What kind of name is "End" anyway? Short for Endo? lol

It's explained in the credits page. I understand the reasoning given in it, but I do not agree with translating the name like that. It's supposed to be a Japanese person with a Japanese name; there's not a single goddamn good reason to literally translate its meaning. Might as well translate any instance of "Alexander" that's remotely meaningful as "Defender of Men".

last edited at Jul 29, 2019 2:10PM

Huh. So image comments can be deleted.

BTW, the translation and editing comes from here.

last edited at Jul 28, 2019 7:14PM

... Wait, who's saying the last line?

GetOffMyGrass posted:

Rest In Peace Sad Panda, I never used you but I mourn the loss of such an extensive archive.

(https://i.imgur.com/tci2eTq.jpg)

!!!

... How in the actual fuck...?! Everyone only had a window of six hours before Ex went bye bye!

last edited at Jul 28, 2019 5:32PM by Nezchan

So she came back and even didn't try contact with Sato. Even though they was going home together and she prob. knew where Sato lives. What a love!

Sato might have had to move away as well during the interim.

Hah, this reminded me of this one hentai doujinshi where a magical girl stayed as such even after she became an adult and got married... with the doujinshi revolving around her ambushing her hubby on the train for a quickie to recharge her mana reserves after a battle against a monster (she used an illusion spell on the people nearby so they won't notice).

You can't just say that without giving the number mate...

Why should I give you a number... when I can just give you the name? (It's Magical Wife by Shinozuka Atsuto, BTW)

Plus, I didn't know if anyone would've been interested, since this site is primarily dedicated to yuri with practically no het art or comics being shared (AFAIK).

Medea looks so done with all this shit in the last comic page.

For the record, Nhentai is like many other H-doujinshi aggregator sites in that it pulled most of its stuff from E-Hentai / Exhentai.

On a different note... In another world, this crisis would've been interrupted by a nigh-almighty digital embodiment of the collective hentai community's thoughts and beliefs proceeding to burn its way through the Dutch government's electronic infrastructure in an utterly brazen manner, with complete disregard to any potential collateral damages or casualties, until the old men behind this bone-headed law capitulate unconditionally.

... Man, am I glad I have Hitomi.la to fill in the void that will emerge from this.

At first I thought "Auntie! Auntie!" was Lily trying to catch the attention of her relative.

Then I realized it's the yuriworld's version of "Uncle! Uncle!"

Actually, I think it's Lily being unrepentant about what she concerning her cousin's actual age despite the physical abuse she's suffering, because the Japanese word for "aunt(ie)", obasan, also has a connotation of "old woman" (probably due to high similarity with the word for "grandmother", obaasan).

Egh, I hate it when translators make the mistake of translating 助 as "save" when the context makes the alternate translation "help" far more appropriate.

I choose to mix up the localisation style based on the series and also the audience who might be reading it!

Well, that's certainly far better than the kind of translators who honestly believe that it's not only their prerogative but obligation to strip everything remotely "foreign" from the material to be translated. My sole major reservation, however, is that this approach is quite vulnerable to the scanlator's subjective intrepretations of both the series and the audience.

A more minor reservation is how jarring it can be to read two translated works by the same group whose translation styles look different enough that it's reasonable to assume they're done by entirely different translators.

I'm reminded of what a professional translator said: "You translate ideas, not words."

That of course, assumes that people are capable of not only attaining perfectly objective understanding of the ideas, but perfectly expressing them in the translation. Unfortunately, that's an unreachable ideal.