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Saw a clip of the anime online and thought this was interesting... But forums say anime and manga are very different. People who read and watch both, which one would you recommend??
Neither, it’s a shitty madoka clone except it’s just torture porn
Been thinking about a scene for days now but can't remember which manga it is from.
All i remember, there was a uke that got kidnapped and taken to somewhere like a strip club. He was hold in a small windowless room and forced to have sex with people. Then seme comes in and saves the day...
This wasn't pilot, it was just a small part of the story. I thought it was from "legs that wont walk" but it isnt there. Help please!! This is driving me crazy (╯°Д °)╯╧╧
It's a stretch but maybe Down and dirty?
Hell yeah!! Thank you (づ￣ ³￣)づ
I forgot i even read this manga
Im glad I was right, I wasn't sure since he actúa saves himself from that situation and the seme appears much later
Lol im glad too! I dont even remember reading this manga... In my head, even the art style was different. I think i mixed my mangas. thank you senpaiii lol (づ￣ ³￣)づ
It's 3am and i suddenly remembered this scene i thinks was from a manga (thanks brain)
It was a scene where a mother dies in bed with two kids (twins) and when the autorities came someone accidentally crashes one of the babies legs. Thats it. Thats all i remember. Someone help me find where was this!! ┗( T﹏T )┛
Oh.. My... Gosh... Thank youuu (づ￣ ³￣)づ
So im not asian and i keep getting confused about asian last names in mangas. Can someone explain it to me (its 4 am so please excuse my lack of googling)?
Correct me if im wrong but in the manga Dan is his last name and Yi-rim is his first right? (Same for Yeom Chong-ho). Is this how names pronounced in most east asian countries?
And is changing your last name after marriage is a thing?
One more question: why is there a - in the characters names in the manga? Does this mean something like they have two names? What does their names mean?
In Korea the last name goes first and the first name goes last so basically their name normally consists of Two syllables... for Korean names must have a 3 syllable name Last Name - 1 syllable and First name - 2 syllables like Yeom is one syllable which is his last names and Cheong-ho as his first name is two syllables... I hope this clears things up
In S.Korea and Japan, they have say family/surname first and the first name. So yes, Dan & Yeom, are their surnames. Not sure if that's true for other far east Asian countries.
The family name is more to do with bloodline (I think), so no in those countries they don't change their surnames after marriage. Korean first names mostly have 2 syllables. Hence the dash (-). Some don't. Like Kim Dan from Jinx.
Hope that helps!
also maybe you might be confused because the dan is the family name so it's dan yi rim but in athlete's shirt or tournament sometimes they put the last name last so the might put something like yi rim dan or yi rim d. if it's too long especially if they only put initials
Oh thank you all for the explanations! <3