>Oh yeah, it's actually a complex that I don't have a hobby.
Fukuchi doesn't realize the things he conveys to us by talking frankly, man.
(By the by, I think he "talks frankly" in his manga too.)
Once again, we will soon part ways. Or, for some of us, for the first time. But, know this: as long as Fukuchi makes manga, and we live on to share in his tales, we'll see each other again in due time!
Volume 1: Volume 2: Volume 3: Volume 4: Volume 5: Volume 6: Volume 7: Volume 8: Volume 9: Volume 10: (and sad supplementary loop: )
Volume 11: Volume 12: Volumes 13 and 14: Previous Fukuchi storytimes (and a few others): bun.filedit.ch
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Storytime: Saike Mata Shitemo / Saike Once Again/ Saike's Repeating Days Volume 15 (Final)
Once again, you leave me with no choice or recourse but to thank all of you for making Saike, Yet Again an amazing ride on the Nth take.
I hate to single out one user only, but special thanks goes to the runner of "Shonen A," mainly because I'm not sure he stuck around, but he may see this post, and appreciate him banging the jungle drums. I was absent the whole damn week, ha ha. No chance to read the manga yet, but looks like it went well!
Those of you parachuting in not from the last thread will find a wealth of extra crap I just kind of slopped in for bumping purposes - including Engrish from translated Q & As posted on Fukuchi's S.Sunday blog.
Now please, have a drink or such as you like. GoD's orders.
>*And I appreciate
Good lord.
Also, some of these hair colors are just... not what I expected at all.
Yaotome has green hair??
What I kind of love is, it's something as mundane as a force of nature, even if the type of event is exceedingly... uncommon.
It was like this in Takkoku, too (though that had ONE impossible BS thing that means it would have done better to be supernatural too).
>The dude who prophesied the
Oh You, Hizu, you're GoD now, and you blend this earthy way of speaking with ten-dollar words.
You too are a fascinating Contradiction.
How do you explain all volcanoes will erupt at once in a scientific way?
>Chekov's Power Fumes
Is this man not a genius at times?
>You should be the captain, Osamu.
I nearly forgot, but we see fumes coming off Saike in volume 1.
It's a random-ass, million-year natural disaster. He don't gotta explain shit.
Thanks OP I've been waiting or years for this to finish translating (read this up to chapter 20 or something years ago) but I've kinda forgot about it. Now that I saw this thread I can read it in one go.
...wait, I see what you're talking about. Is there even enough mantle for that in the first place?
You're welcome, user. Take it slow and don't speedread. I recommend savoring the old threads, as well.
Retch.
bump ;)
Methinks the last volume had too much cheese for some people.
Ueki was like this too, so I guess a few of us feel he should have grown out of cheese by now.
But maybe Fukuchi is just made of cheese and likes to show it.
Hizu, would you like to explain to the class why you weren't sure if you should say about the massive volcanic eruptions?
Why thank you, my friend.
...that wild animal is just running freely around the room? He must be very docile when not being pulled on.
Ah, right, so here's the "Cult of Saike" thing.
Well, what do you readers think?
And I have to say, poses like this kinda don't help....
..........what the fuck are those proportions.
A not-so-nice thing about learning how mechanically-competent drawings are constructed is, you notice a lot of shit you can't un-see after that.
I'm glad somebody finished TLing this, I really like this and ponkotsu
Don't help the impression, I mean.
>Even in Saike, God is incompetent
I fucking love it.
Well, in Hizu's defense, he is seriously not used to talking to a room full of people.
Ponkotsu is more hilarious than I anticipated.
And just when the poor guy got his "eyes that can see through evil" back.
>every other year
Is that accurate?