Category: Manga Pulse

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Manga Pulse 140: Western Geists

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There weren’t many emails so we instead go on a magical adventure to the lands of disco. On the way we meet a small dog, a bitch from Kansas, a guy with “Powers”, a chicken shit asshole that wouldn’t stop bitching and some guy to dumb to remember.

Gun Blaze West – Read it at Borders
M.D. Geist – Read it at Borders. Continue reading “Manga Pulse 140: Western Geists”

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Manga Pulse 138: Drunken Alien Stories

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In search of increasingly cheaper thrills, Tim and Weltall attempt shark baiting at the local fish market. Though no one other than the fish mongers bite, the two do review themselves some manga. Weltall with Alien Nine and Tim with A Drunken Dream.

Alien Nine – Read it at Borders
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Manga Pulse 137: Code Hina

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Accusations that Weltall and Tim ‘killed their mother’ remain unanswered as of Thursday. The two could not be reached for comment, however a press release on their website stated they were ‘conducting an in depth investigation’ and ‘in the meantime’ are still working on reviews. The following episode was, presumably, recorded shortly after; they make no mention of the accusations. Instead they review Codebreaker and Love Hina respectively and laugh.

Code: Breaker – Wouldn’t kick it out of bed for crackers.
Love Hina – Wouldn’t kick it out of bed for crackers. Continue reading “Manga Pulse 137: Code Hina”

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SDCC Interview with (Hagio Moto)

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Greetings everyone. In place of an AP show this week I offer this interview of Hagio Moto. We were lucky in that Weltall was able to get an interview with this pioneer of shojo manga. I have undertaken the transcription of the Japanese portion of the conversation, for those interested. The translator that was provided was very good. In addition to translation Ms. Hagio’s answers he also added some extra context as he felt was needed. I only transcribed the questions and the Japanese section of the interview.
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