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kiminobokuwa
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Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2017 1:05 pm
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Yes!! Yes!! Yes!!! I can't believe they got this title!! This is one of my favorite monster girl titles!!! Time to save up for the volumes!!
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Vannil
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Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2017 2:15 pm
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Great pick up. I can now support an official release and enjoy more monster girls.
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Agent355
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Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2017 2:24 pm
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The most interesting part of this announcement to me is that Seven Seas licensed a Shueisha title. Shueisha owns Viz, and other English publishers rarely license from them. Wonder if this is special circumstances or maybe a push for more variety in English Manga Publishing.
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johnnysasaki
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Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2017 2:29 pm
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Agent355 wrote: | The most interesting part of this announcement to me is that Seven Seas licensed a Shueisha title. Shueisha owns Viz, and other English publishers rarely license from them. Wonder if this is special circumstances or maybe a push for more variety in English Manga Publishing. |
There are plenty of Shueisha manga that I can't see Viz ever wanting to bring.For an example,do you see Viz ever wanting to touch To Love-Ru?
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myskaros
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Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2017 3:25 pm
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Awesome pickup! Happy to add it to my collection this winter
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Swiftyy
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Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2017 3:28 pm
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Honestly been a little disappointed in some of Seven Seas recent pickups, but I'm really happy with this one, never expect to see this one to be published in English!
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mangamuscle
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Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2017 3:29 pm
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It is probably only wishful thinking, but I hope they licensed monsuga because there is a good chance this will be picked for an anime adaption in the short term. I mean, what it is not to love, a harem of supernatural japanese monster girls (and monster boys outside the harem), ecchi hijinks and fights.
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Agent355
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Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2017 3:48 pm
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johnnysasaki wrote: |
Agent355 wrote: | The most interesting part of this announcement to me is that Seven Seas licensed a Shueisha title. Shueisha owns Viz, and other English publishers rarely license from them. Wonder if this is special circumstances or maybe a push for more variety in English Manga Publishing. |
There are plenty of Shueisha manga that I can't see Viz ever wanting to bring.For an example,do you see Viz ever wanting to touch To Love-Ru? |
Unfortunately, it doesn't matter whether a manga fits Viz's American brand or not--my understanding is that they have first dibs, and other companies can't acquire rights to Shueisha or Shogakukan published manga unless Viz *actively* gives up the rights. That's why Vertical didn't allow people to request Shueisha or Shogakukan titles in their surveys, and why it took such a long time for the fan favorite zombie manga I am a Hero to be published by Dark Horse--not exactly Viz's "type," but not available to anyone else for a long time. I have a wish list of Shueisha & Shogakukan titles that I'd love to see licensed, but know it's unlikely due to Viz's lack of interest. So if this is a mark of change, it's an exciting development.
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Dark Absol
Joined: 09 Dec 2009
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Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2017 5:14 pm
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johnnysasaki wrote: |
Agent355 wrote: | The most interesting part of this announcement to me is that Seven Seas licensed a Shueisha title. Shueisha owns Viz, and other English publishers rarely license from them. Wonder if this is special circumstances or maybe a push for more variety in English Manga Publishing. |
There are plenty of Shueisha manga that I can't see Viz ever wanting to bring.For an example,do you see Viz ever wanting to touch To Love-Ru? |
Maybe SSE has a contract with VIZ so that if VIZ doesn't ever want to touch the 'mature' titles such as Yokai Girls, then SSE has special permission to license 'em.
I would like SSE to license To Love Ru in omnibus form, though.
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CANimeFan88
Joined: 19 Feb 2016
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Posted: Wed Apr 19, 2017 8:54 pm
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johnnysasaki wrote: |
Agent355 wrote: | The most interesting part of this announcement to me is that Seven Seas licensed a Shueisha title. Shueisha owns Viz, and other English publishers rarely license from them. Wonder if this is special circumstances or maybe a push for more variety in English Manga Publishing. |
There are plenty of Shueisha manga that I can't see Viz ever wanting to bring.For an example,do you see Viz ever wanting to touch To Love-Ru? |
I can't wait to see To Love-Ru manga finally available here in North America. If possible, I wanna see that manga have it's own audio drama since it doesn't look like the anime will have an English dub. I actually like the manga's narrative a whole lot better since the first season of the anime isn't very faithful towards its source material.
If it did have it's own audio drama, I think voice actors in California would probably be better. As long as their voices fits all our favorite characters.
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