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DerekL1963
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| Quote: | | NHK World streams some of its programs with English subtitles worldwide. |
Some with subs. Most with the most awful dubs you've ever heard... And they've only got 4-5 voice actors, tops.
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ErikaD.D
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| Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2020 3:41 am |
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February? That's rare isn't it?
But for those who read Maiko-San manga, at first Maiko-San does not look typical shonen manga(like the late Act-Age) but since Maiko-San is a shonen manga(it's from WSS), 1. does it have some common shonen tropes? 2. Is it generic and cliche? And 3. is it really good? Just curious.
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Q4000
Joined: 28 Dec 2006
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| Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2020 8:46 am |
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| ErikaD.D wrote: | | But for those who read Maiko-San manga, at first Maiko-San does not look typical shonen manga(like the late Act-Age) but since Maiko-San is a shonen manga(it's from WSS), 1. does it have some common shonen tropes? 2. Is it generic and cliche? And 3. is it really good? Just curious. |
I only have the first 2 volumes so the series may have pivoted after, but it's SoL with an emphasis on food (they include recipes or a featured dish with every chapter) rather than typical Shonen fare (Act-Age was basically a sports manga with the sport being acting). Stories are episodic. No deep, complicated stuff. Great for people who like a casual read. If you're into that stuff, I recommend you take a look.
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