Dragons Rioting

I feel like you missed a pretty important speech bubble in CH30 page 13. If they decide to pursue the DMCA then let me just say ahead of time, it's been a fun ride reading this with you all. Thank you for your hard work both Congo and ViolentScans.

Since the translator notes are missing details

I'm glad that I managed to read it before it gets taken down. Thanks for the hard work!

Better than "Read Online".

Those chapter titles tho.

nice chapter titles lol

Out of the 3 dragons, I prefer Kyouka.

I can't speak for my preference out of them all, but Ren is in consideration (along with Kyouka).

TBH idk why they bothered licensing this manga, it's pretty mediocre.

I heard about the DMCA, usually they don't send that for something that isn't already translated. Most groups just remove older scans that are translated put keep ahead of the official translations. That way fans can read the series, and if they really like it they'll probably buy the official translations to keep anyway, since the fan ones won't be up afterwards.

 

Well whatever, this series wasn't all that great to begin with. Unless some other group picks it up, I guess I'll drop it. I mean I liked it and all, but not nearly enough to pay for it.

The DMCA gets used however the owner wants to use it.

The manga industry is not monolithic. The owner of one manga might not give a damn, while the owner of another might come down on scanlators like a zombie horde.

Unlimited Panty Line Works... lol

Normally I'd be mad. But one of my country's publishers is starting to publish the manga starting this December, so I'm not as angry as I'd normally be. Might pick it up legally when it catches up to "our" chapters.

I heard about the DMCA, usually they don't send that for something that isn't already translated. Most groups just remove older scans that are translated put keep ahead of the official translations. That way fans can read the series, and if they really like it they'll probably buy the official translations to keep anyway, since the fan ones won't be up afterwards.

Well whatever, this series wasn't all that great to begin with. Unless some other group picks it up, I guess I'll drop it. I mean I liked it and all, but not nearly enough to pay for it.

Bad news guys, Violent Scans got hit with a DMCA for this manga by Yan Press, so expect it to come over to Batoto as well. =(

Normally I'd be mad. But one of my country's publishers is starting to publish the manga starting this December, so I'm not as angry as I'd normally be. Might pick it up legally when it catches up to "our" chapters.

Bad news guys, Violent Scans got hit with a DMCA for this manga by Yan Press, so expect it to come over to Batoto as well. =(

Turtle destruction wave?

It sound hillarious and badass at the same time

It also hints, that it's an attack designed to penetrate strong defenses, but might have trouble againts speedsters...

Anyways, the only way Rintarou can stop the fighting now is to booty-slap the two leaders and leg it Road Runner style. Or be the aplha all others bow down to.

Loli Kyouka dancing... loli Kyouka in casual clothes.... *drool* I was thinking of unfollowing this after the loli gamer left, but it's definitely worth reading these for the MC and the loli filled flashbacks :3

Lolis

Always the ones keeping and bring people in.

Loli Kyouka dancing... loli Kyouka in casual clothes.... *drool* I was thinking of unfollowing this after the loli gamer left, but it's definitely worth reading these for the MC and the loli filled flashbacks :3

Can someone explain the Gundam joke to me?

Poor Rintarou, he still can't get away from the battles. I think he needs to just accept this is a martial arts/fighting school. 

 

Lets point out a few things. Some people don't know the difference between an otaku(anime fan) and a weaboo. A Japanese friend of mine explained what a weaboo is.

 

A weaboo is person who IS NOT of Japanese decent and denounces their own culture, wishing or believing themselves to be Japanese(reincarnated). They believe that they know everything there is to know about the Japanese culture and language just by watching anime, reading manga or playing Japanese games. They also believe the Japanese culture is superior to all other cultures. The culture much deeper than what is shown in anime and anime/manga doesn't even cover 1% of it. Most of the content is glorified.  Quite frankly, the Japanese culture is not that superior to other cultures and actually has some big flaws, including the fact that its very xenophobic (look up the word).

 

So in reality Weaboo actually don't respect the culture at all.  Being an anime fan doesn't necessarily mean you are a weaboo, whether you enjoy translated names or not. However, I think people who are interested in anime/manga should at at least care about not having manga/anime localized extremely. Translating names is good and all, but I can see people criticizing others when certain shows remove the japanese gags and japanese pop culture references and replace them with american jokes and american pop culture to make it easier to understand. Some shows this works with other shows it doesn't, all depending on the setting. But as I said before there are those who don't really care about the deeper aspects of the culture and only care what's on the surface or don't want to bother trying to think deeper, since seeing on the surface doesn't take much thinking power. These people are either weaboo or disrespectful fans who don't like deep debates, or discussions. Basically they are living in their own dream world. 

 

This guy who is half japanese explains it best the differences. Check out his channel. He has some good thoughts. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YYYwhSILL4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLo6hJ0Zac4

You are telling me what I already know. In my rant I said liking romaji in skills name doesn't make you a weeaboo. I just want to know what happen. A few years ago (2009) we were happy. Speaking in Japanese that learn from watching anime,and pronouncing techniques in manga thanks to romaji; it was great! Then these newcomers came over told the translator to translate the skills name (instead of read t/n outside the panel) and call us weeaboos for wanting our romaji back.

What happen to the good ol'days when being an anime/manga fan means you embrace the Japanese culture and its language. If you are afraid of being a weeaboo, then stop because you are not being one by doing so. If you wanted to know what the name means then read the side note. There is two reasons why skills names are change into romaji. One: English translation sounds awful. Two: English translation is really rough. So not only you'll get awkward feeling read these names, but it likely not even the correct translation, so you being lie to. And no Japanese is not better than English, but which sounds better; Kamehameha or Turtle Destruction Wave?

Poor Rintarou, he still can't get away from the battles. I think he needs to just accept this is a martial arts/fighting school. 

What happen to the good ol'days when being an anime/manga fan means you embrace the Japanese culture and its language. If you are afraid of being a weeaboo, then stop because you are not being one by doing so. If you wanted to know what the name means then read the side note. There is two reasons why skills names are change into romaji. One: English translation sounds awful. Two: English translation is really rough. So not only you'll get awkward feeling read these names, but it likely not even the correct translation, so you being lie to. And no Japanese is not better than English, but which sounds better; Kamehameha or Turtle Destruction Wave?      

Lets point out a few things. Some people don't know the difference between an otaku(anime fan) and a weaboo. A Japanese friend of mine explained what a weaboo is.

A weaboo is person who IS NOT of Japanese decent and denounces their own culture, wishing or believing themselves to be Japanese(reincarnated). They believe that they know everything there is to know about the Japanese culture and language just by watching anime, reading manga or playing Japanese games. They also believe the Japanese culture is superior to all other cultures. The culture much deeper than what is shown in anime and anime/manga doesn't even cover 1% of it. Most of the content is glorified.  Quite frankly, the Japanese culture is not that superior to other cultures and actually has some big flaws, including the fact that its very xenophobic (look up the word).

So in reality Weaboo actually don't respect the culture at all.  Being an anime fan doesn't necessarily mean you are a weaboo, whether you enjoy translated names or not. However, I think people who are interested in anime/manga should at at least care about not having manga/anime localized extremely. Translating names is good and all, but I can see people criticizing others when certain shows remove the japanese gags and japanese pop culture references and replace them with american jokes and american pop culture to make it easier to understand. Some shows this works with other shows it doesn't, all depending on the setting. But as I said before there are those who don't really care about the deeper aspects of the culture and only care what's on the surface or don't want to bother trying to think deeper, since seeing on the surface doesn't take much thinking power. These people are either weaboo or disrespectful fans who don't like deep debates, or discussions. Basically they are living in their own dream world. 

This guy who is half japanese explains it best the differences. Check out his channel. He has some good thoughts. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YYYwhSILL4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLo6hJ0Zac4