Okuyukashi

Ignore all this junk(highlighted Green) as that is my rational, realistic, cliche "productive member of society side"... Essentially I'm a geek, otaku, neet, whatever you want to call me who is obsessed with manga and manhwa(I think I spelled it right) and sometimes, though not often, anime. if i had the skills and technology i would join a scanlations group as a typesetter or some other technical position that doesn't require much knowledge of Japanese, Chinese, or Korean. I have a problem though and that is that I'm impatient...the reason i don't do anime often is cause they're typically behind the manga or have too many side stories/filler episodes thrown in for my liking. Similarly, if the scanlation is taking to long for the manga, I'll switch over to the novel that its based on(if there is one). If you want to know more about me read the junk from 2014 below at your own risk, otherwise skip to the bottom for 2 other manga readers to look into. Also, send me a private message if you want to contact me as i don't just want to give out my contact info for the whole world to see.

Hello everyone. My name is NONE YA BUSINESS and I am a junior in high school. I know, I know, that is common but the real feat is the fact that I was taking Calculus AB as well as Advanced Art, Honors English, and Journalism(Newspaper) as well as German online in my sophomore year. I'm also lazy, an artist, and a social introvert...but that is not important. I took German online because the only foreign language course my small private school offers is Spanish, which I did not want to take, though I have nothing against Spanish, and German happens to be the closest language to my dad's native language, which is Afrikaans and is extremely hard to find in a school in America, and it will help me in the long run. "How" you ask, well I will tell you, I plan on going to college for an engineering degree and Germany is the number one country in the engineering world and I am looking ahead to after I graduate college. The only other language I would like to learn is Japanese and this is because Japan is the leading country in the electronics world, which the degree for is an engineering degree for a type of engineer called a Computer Hardware Engineer as well as the fact that I love manga and would like to be able to read it without worrying about it needing to be translated. The reason I am not taking Afrikaans or Japanese is because they were not one of the foreign languages that my school offered for me to take online. Oh, I almost forgot, I am from NONE-YA-BUSINESS state and I am currently living in NONE- YA-BUSINESS town in the U.S. of A. I hope to have a wonderful life and God bless you all.

You can find anything(I think), including stuff that has been deemed inappropriate here, at ReadManga.eu ...though there quality is worse than here. They actually aren't that good...their image quality isn't that good, they have this obnoxious little tag in the corners of the images promoting their website, and they don't have any way for you to interact with them or other users...they just host scanlations. Well, there is a way to contact them...but it's only through Facebook, Twitter, Google+, or their "contact us" option, which can only be found at the very bottom of the page. One other problem with ReadManga.eu is that it doesn't have a good way to find new series to read similar to what you already read... They're just my back up when needed(though I did find them first...).

Manga Town is better than ReadMang.eu and essentially offers the same thing, "anything(I think), including stuff that has been deemed inappropriate here". Unlike ReadManga.eu there is a way, though limited, to interact with them and other users and they have a decent way for you to find new series you might like; but none of it is as good as here. Manga Town also have better quality than ReadManga.eu as they often use the same scanlators as are used here, but they will use other people too if the updates are lacking in quantity. Their quality is as good as here but the image quality is based on what the scanlator provides, so you might have one that's really hard to read cause the typesetting or raw quality was bad. I also ran into a situation where one manga that hasn't updated for a while from the scanlator that is used here has another 4 or 5(can't remember off the top of my head) chapters that are done by some random guy who got tired of waiting, the quality isn't bad and as far as i can tell the translation(though a little "rusty" for lack of a better word) isn't bad either.