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Space-Time Prisoner
| Alt Names: |  Bloodivores 时空囚徒 Узники времени и пространства |
| Author: | Bai Xiao (白骁) |
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| Genres: |  Action Drama Fantasy Mystery Supernatural Webtoon |
| Type: | Manhua (Chinese) |
| Status: | Ongoing |
| Description: | Vampires have been defeated by Humans. A story about them wearing collars. Wait - you're mistaken, it's not like that! (Read this series on Bato.to, ye filthy heathens! ~Caek) [Translator: TakunDes] [Editor: Caek] Original Webtoon: http://ac.qq.com/Comic/comicInfo/id/531329 |
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Not a problem...
Huh. Gaelic has (had?) a colour like that--"glas" if I remember right.
Aquamarine maybe? It's defined as being between blue and green and just slightly transparent.
They could have chosen anything else that would sound better. "Bloodivore" sounds like a 7 year old boy made it up!
Plasmavore (from Doctor Who)
Sangrivore / Sanguivore
Hemovore / Hematavore / Hematophage
Erythrovore
A loli appeared! Somebody tell Cephei.
"A mysterious loli appears!"
"...and you are a man with no shirt on."
How about cyan?
I mean, I figured it was pretty much or exactly the same as "aoi" in Japanese; blue or green depending on context (Though Japan started using "midori" for green so aoi is kind of blue by default now. But the grass is still occasionally "aoi", and naive/inexperienced people are "aoi", etc)
1) "Qing" is pretty hard to translate as a color, somewhere between green and blue.
2) Bloodivores just sounds weird. It's like they're avoiding the word vampire to sound edgy.
An anime? Awesome!
Ah, I love translation differences. "Green Lane", "Blue Town", same difference, right? :'p
Except... "Bloodivores"? What a terrible title. Why couldn't they keep the title roughly or exactly as-is, "Jikuu Horyo/Shuujin/Shuuto"? I honestly think it'd be way more catchy in Japanese than "Buraddibourusu" or... however they plan on pronouncing that.
China's lack of concern for copyright often throws me for a loop--the explicit mention of Under Execution, Under Jailbreak was unexpected.
Also, lol, a spoiler for another manga in a manhua... nowhere is safe.
All hail lord Caek!
Caek ... thank you :-)
ORA !!!!!
Thanks caek
, love this one ^^
Hurrah! A new release~
It's often insanity followed by death if they don't feed. But every writer has their own interpretation.
Never!!! *shifts expectations into maximum overdrive*
Because I have a life, too. Not to mention, I work on several series. Please be reasonable in your expectations.
It's pay to read starting from Chapter 100. When we get to that point, I will gladly buy chapters.
this thing(manhua) is still continuing?
i thought that they made it pay to read in the original manhua
why did this stop getting translated into english ?
If vampires need blood to survive an extendd period of time, then how are they supposed to survive where they are? There are no humans anywhere close to that area. The only blood source is Mi Liu, as of right now, so things will maybe get messy later on.
Also I'm pretty sure those white monsters are vampires that devolved (or evolved, seeing as they can either survive without sustenance or can consume vampires) into that form due to starvation.
I mean, it was never stated that vampires die, if they don't drink blood. In fact, nothing was said regarding this afaik.
Think this women is just the sexy one, who's supposed to be killed by a monster. I believe, it's her blood ability. I also deduce, that every vampire in the prison has one (blood ability). If they don't, then what's the reason to lock'em up there?