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My manga has been translated into English.
Please read "Lily Marble" and "Kotonoha" if you like!
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Downloaded the actual covers. There's nothing different except the translated title & the imprint's logo which I thought It's funny. The publisher is @Nemira and their imprint is called Nezumi. It means 'rat' but it's referred as 'the library mouse' or bookworm.
[Film Red Spoiler⚠️]
Shanks‘ Family Name could also be translated as "Fierland".
The Anagram of Fierland is "Fireland".
Fireland refers to "Tierra del Fuego" an Archipelago in South America that was rich in Gold.
The Name was given by the Portuguese Explorer Ferdinand Magellan.
master duel when are we getting the dream mirror gate i am so starved that i just went and translated their value book ex story for myself since it wasnt translated anywhere
please i know this archetype sucks but oneiros is so Gender
LOOK AT HIM
OMG WHY I DIDN'T KNOW OF THIS???
PLEASE THERE'S ONLY THREE TRANSLATED CHAPTERS AND THERE ARE 8 VOLUMES LEFT.😭😭😭 PLEASE SOMEONE TRANSLATE IT . I AM READY TO LICK YOUR SHOES IF IT MEANT MORE ENGLISH CHAPTERS (´；ω；｀)👋
#Cityhunter
This is the Eng cover of Tom & Daisy, my children's illustrated story. For children of all ages, particularly those who yearn for their child within.
Within a week tops I expect to have it translated to Eng. All images are ready, at full res. Then I'll start #querying it.
The Quest of the Cursed - Chapter 1: L'orc et le Sylvan
Page 19
This comic is fully translated into English, Spanish and French!
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i realized the title of Hana to Kuchizuke is translated in english on the cover "Kissing the Flower in Bloom" + kodansha's name below so for a second i thought this alrd got licensed but ofc its a shoujo manga so its NOT 🙄
shoutout to whoever made an ace attorney higurashi fangame and then also shoutout to whoever translated this. why does this exist. im gonna play it later
1990 - Akira by Katsuhiro Otomo (translated by Yoko Emezawa w/ Linda M. York, lettered by Michael Higgins, colouring by Steve Oliff)
This blew my mind as an 8th grader. It blows my mind now at age 49. That Otomo ever existed seems a grace too good for our world.
1994 - Nausicaä And The Valley Of The Wind by Hayao Miyazaki (translated by David Lewis and Toren Smith and Rachel Thorn, lettered by Tom Orzechowski or Walden Wong)
Of all the great adventures told through the comics medium, Nausicaä is pretty easily among the best of show.
1999 - Planetes by Makoto Yukimura (translated by Yuki Johnson, lettered by Susan Daigle-Leach)
While definitely about a space janitors, it's more their dreams, their nightmares, their motivations, their circumstances, and the question of meaning that lurks behind every life.
2000 - Dorohedoro by Q Hayashida (translated by AltJapan Hiroko Yoda and Mat Alt, lettered by Kelle Han and James Gaubatz)
Dorohedoro is a marvel. There is nothing like it. It took 20 years to build and is a singular accomplishment.
2002 - Town Of Evening Calm by Fumiyo Kouno (translated by Naoko Amemiya and Andy Nakatani)
The insidious hand of history and the buoyant touch of nostalgia. Greed, fear, guilt, shame, anger, regret, sorrow, love, laughter, hope, song, and joy. It's all here.
Beautiful.
2004 - The Summit Of The Gods by Jiro Taniguchi (adapting Baku Yumemakura, translated by Kumar Sivasubramanian)
Combining edge-of-seat tension with grand, terrifying beauty, Taniguchi spends five volumes on the mystery of human resolution, ambition, and the demand to challenge.
2005 - Children Of The Sea by Daisuke Igarashi (translated by JN Productions, lettered by Jose Macasocol)
So here's something: I feel in greater connection to nature when reading Children Of The Sea than when actually out in nature itself. An astonishing achievement.
2013 - Girls' Last Tour by Tsukumizu (translated by Amanda Haley, lettered by Abagail Blackman/Xian Michele Lee).
Cute, thoughtful, morbid, and filled with humanity. Two teenagers ride around post-war ruins of civilization on their halftrack passing the time, trying to survive.
2015 - Equinoxes by Cyril Pedrosa (translated by Montana Kane).
Equinoxes juggles the lives of about ten only tacitly related characters across the span of four seasons. Wildly evolving art per season, intrusions of page-long text, unclear narrative purpose? Perfection.