Nickelodeon

Ni Ni Ni Nick Nick Nick, Nickelodeon!

Sorry

Man i was tempted to scream "Yes im", i mean shes so darn cute and is a 2D LOLI xD

The most recent chapter was my least favorite so far. Oh well.

Sweet~

I absolutely adore this:)

I somewhat despise the name.

Still no shounen-ai tag, even given its obvious presence in chapter 2.

The shoujo-ai element in chapter 13 should also be noted.

Granted they're only two stories in the mix but people deserve to be warned.

The first book is complete, these new ones are from the magazine it runs on and haven't been collected on a volume yet.

Thank god it's not completed... there should be at least two more, according to the translator.

I though this was completed too. Damn you MyAnimeList for misleading me!

if i am reading the same raws i think i grabbed, i think there is going to be a fair number of chps left out. tho i think the ones left out are in diff mag. dont remember. guys translating it prolly know more.

Wasn't this completed?

(they did it last time as well so that makes it even less funny the second time :X) Anyways this manga is extremely odd and random yet so amusing.

I know but never get's old for me

Yes, yes, that joke was done before.

Needs a shounen-ai tag due to ch.2
Probably a shoujo-ai for 13, too...

Good read!

That one with the Orange... does anyone else think it was a reference to the Russian Dog experiment?

So random, but it's not your typical cutesy stuff. And it's awesome to see hollywood references, lol facehugger.

That cover art is a trap.

Jesse James was a real person, a famous outlaw back in the wild west.

This manga is hilarious.

got curious...
got here.

@gundamgundam:

Actually, the etymology of the word goes further back than jukeboxes.

nickelodeon 1888, "motion picture theater," from nickel "five-cent coin" (the cost to view one) + -odeon, as in Melodeon (1840) "music hall," ultimately from Gk. oideion "building for musical performances." Meaning "nickel jukebox" is first attested 1938.
So it's probably making a reference to the fact that these nickelodeons ran short segments for a few minutes at a time and then switched to another one which would be its own separate story. These were rather popular in the early 20th century but fell from popularity as films became longer and more complex.

And there's your short segment of US history for the day.

Wow, so weird... I found this randomly and knew it was by the same guy that wrote Voynich Hotel as soon as I saw the first page. This is some seriously weird stuff, but really good. I liked chapter 8 the best.