jfc

i don't know about this love live! serie but a male who sounds "nyaa" is way too gay ._.

I think you made a wrong turn somewhere.

last edited at Sep 16, 2016 8:54AM

Amazing. 11/10

Agreed! Definitely a wtf read...umm what is "laika" I didnt really get that... o.O

Love Laika's the name of their unit in im@s.

last edited at Jun 8, 2016 2:37AM

That sure was something, I suppose. Kinda sad for any Anya/Minami people that no serious doujin of that pair has gotten translated though.

e: lol, honestly can't tell if SAB is trolling or not with that release post.

last edited at Jun 8, 2016 12:58AM

'=' I've got to read this.. BUT I HAVEN'T EVEN FINISHED THE ANIME YET~~ >.< Gahhhh!! I need to finish the anime fiiiiiirrstt! It's my goaaaaaal~~~~~ ughhhh Sunday, why!!!!!

From what I understand the anime version of LL doesn't really provide much basis for the ship anyway, so

last edited at May 15, 2016 1:22PM

coincidentally, tMnR just put out a preview of their next book.

http://touch.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?illust_id=56901524&mode=medium

I'd like to see an original book from tMnR one day.

last edited at May 15, 2016 12:52AM

tMnR's EliUmi are such adorable goofs.

I just don't get that whole tsundere resistance to affection, it seems self-destructive.

Some people just get embarrassed by suddenly getting kissy or huggy, it's not really a big deal.

last edited at May 10, 2016 3:08PM

@Random_Bird
It's great since even though Aki's the detail-oriented, strict character, she's not super uptight or anything. Just nice and supportive.

That's rock! Rock for sure!

last edited at May 4, 2016 8:38PM

shippers.jpg

Not my fave pairing but damn, this is awesome! I want moarr

Gonna admit to being a filthy secondary for a good number of series and say that while I certainly enjoy a good doujin about a couple I like, I mainly enjoy a lot of doujin for being good romance/fluff in their own right. Like I'm not big on Nanoha, but I really like some of MekiMeki's stuff for being cute comics about two moms and a kid, something you don't see a lot of in original works.

Just to be clear on this one, yes, tMnR has not released these books in chronological order. The scanlation release order should more or less follow the release order, and the aforementioned chronological order is from a twitter post she made earlier this month.

Cool, thanks!

last edited at Apr 30, 2016 8:04PM

This is a good day to be alive.
Also, does anyone know the chronological order of all Yukiiti's EriUmi doujins? How many of them still untranslated?

From the release post:

Deep Blue Sea Like Me –> The Secret Shokolad (vol. 1) [this one!] –> The Secret Shokolad (vol. 2) [coming soon!] –> Fortunate Re”lation [re-release of Fortunate Relation; not yet scanlated] –> Your Straightforward Expression –> passion –> her next planned release.

I'm not complaining either way, but are we getting this now because of the order in which the scanners obtained the books, or did tMnR go back and write confession drama after making lovey-dovey couple books?

I think you guys are missing something really important here. Yuuko didn't want to be a tomboy. She didn't explicitly say that she wanted to be one. In fact, I'd say that she wanted to be more feminine as evidently she wanted to wear the same hairband Risa wanted.

I think this story is more about how Risa comes to the realization that she's actually really falling in love, with a girl too. She didn't ask Yuuko out because she knew she loved her. She simply asked Yuuko out because she didn't want to be single. And when Yuuko is talking about how she wants to be girly, Risa realized that she'd been seeing Yuuko as a replacement of her ex boyfriend all along. But at the same time she realized that she wants to stay with Risa, so she was being completely honest with Yuuko. I feel like you guys jumped the gun and went SJW on this too fast. This is about Risa coming to realization that she's in fact in love with Yuuko, who is a girl. The whole dressing up part was in response of Yuuko wanting to be more girly. There is no correlation as to Risa's feeling for Yuuko as a whole.

e: Eh, nevermind, "force" was too strong a word, I just find the logic of the book a bit strange. I get the idea, that it's about Risa accepting that she truly loves Yuuko as a girl and not as a replacement for her boyfriend, but the execution's off to me.

last edited at Apr 10, 2016 8:33PM

It was definitely super gender normative which left a kinda bad taste in my mouth. Like Risa buys into traditional gender roles incredibly hard to the point she can't even perceive a tomboy as a girl and it's just a bit bizarre.

It comes off as weird since at the beginning, the angle appears to be that Risa views Yuuko as a boy only because she's projecting that image upon her, using her as a replacement for her old boyfriend. But at the end it switches track to her not being able to see Yuuko as a girl because she's too boyish.