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Hey! I always see you on forum discussions on anime episodes and I always love what you have to say!

where did you read 10 vols of gakkou kaidan by the way

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I see.

Well, have you ever talked to the mods or admins about database discrepancies? Because I never ever talked to one directly when it comes to that.

Hey heads up, the community moderator from Anilist has replied to me about the Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past OEL manga, and it'll be no longer on the database. He also talked to me why Ryuko, and any of Eldo Yoshimizu's work don't qualify on the database. Although I understand the reason, the problem is that for Ryuko, that was self-published in Japan in 2010 before it got an official publication in France and Japan. The community mod brought up Leviathan (more information here) because this one was published in France first then later in Japan, where MAL and Anilist has put it into their database despite it started out as a dojin then become an official publication in France, then in Japan.

So the debate will continue if Eldo Yoshimizu's work should be classified as manga or not.

And this will surprised (or not surprised) you, but Anilist even classified that Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past OEL manga on their database too!!! So if that particular OEL manga can be on the database then all 3 of Eldo Yoshimizu's works should be in there too since it's classified as a manga!!!

We don't know but that's remain to be seen. But I want to see MAL and Anilist count it on their database, but here's another oddity that I just found out.

Do you know the 1992's Nintendo Power's The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past done by Shotaro Ishinomori? Here's the thing that baffle me that MAL added to the database:

This came out on Nintendo Power in the USA before it got a Japanese release, the original language is English and not Japanese (it got translated into Japanese later). This has now been classified as OEL manga, and when the comic/OEL manga got translated into Japanese, they keep the reading orientation intact (it kept the left to right orientation as it was when it first got published in the USA on Nintendo Power). From Zelda Fandom's entry on this comic/OEL manga:



How did Ishinomori's Zelda: A Link to the Past OEL manga get accepted on MAL database, yet Eldo Yoshimizu's Ryoko, Gamma Draconis, and Hen Kai Pan don't count?

Hey St0rmblade, have a look what I saw on ANN: Kodansha USA Publishes Yoshinori Matsuoka's Re:Anima as English-First Manga

So I wonder if MAL & Anilist will add that manga to the database, or is it because it'll come out in English first and Japanese later it'll not count to the database.

Just a little FYI: Gamma Draconis is not on Hoopla, so you're going to have to find another to read it. Luckily for me, my local libraries have Gamma Draconis so I can read it and see/determine how much of it is really manga enough to be worthy on MAL and Anilist's database.

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could you send the Haguregumo's RAW? Ty

Hello, where did you read Zettai Anzen Kamisori?

And I have not even watched Higuchi's Ultraman yet... Thanks !
(Seen it? How was it?)

PS: After 4 years , I've just received...

If you're somewhat familiar with the franchise, what the characters do etc., you should be fine.

Not that the prequel manga is even completely translated to English in the first place.