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https://fujochan.org/bl/res/16.htmlWhere to find BL manga raws?
No.6247
>>6223Sorry, old /cm/ habit from the "polite sage" days. Also tend to assume everyone can see on the All page since we get activity in only four threads a day max anyway.
I saw it on my For You page and was trying to find it again (had a blue background?) but LADS drama started getting in the way. My fault for peering. OTL
No.6249
>>6247>Also tend to assume everyone can see on the All page since we get activity in only four threads a day max anywayI never check it lol. Just go to specific boards straightaway.
No.6251
>>6247>Sorry, old /cm/ habit from the "polite sage" daysNonnie… those days are gone and have fallen to unrepentant male pedophiles…
No.6296
>>6295I remember avoiding Fake for the longest time because the art was hideous. But when I finally went and tried, I enjoyed the story a lot. I hope you like it, anon!
No.6361
Real question, how is the BL industry in your respective countries? In France it's pretty decent and we often get recent releases but whenever I check new releases on Taifu Comics' or Hana Editions' twitter accounts nowadays I feel out of touch. They mostly release cutesy or omegaverse one shots and BL series take a long time to have new volumes. It's easier to get physical copies than try to buy digital copies of BL manga here unless I'm missing something. Hana Editions fucked up with the digital release of Fangs, which the Japanese publishing company didn't agree to in the first place so now Taifu bought the rights to publish it instead. I will say, the only major issue is that older releases are out of print besides major ones like Junjou Romantica, Acid Town, Viewfinder, etc. and even then it's only because these ones are ongoing series or ended not long ago. And for some reason many of the books I bought and read were sometimes full of typos. It seems like it's the reverse in the US when it comes to digital copies, but I also saw some anons talking about one publishing company selling digital copies shutting down not too long ago. How about other countries?
>>6304I only watched the first episode of the anime when it was released and didn't bother watching the next episodes because my laptop at the time could barely make microsoft word work. Should I read the manga or watch the anime? What's your recommendation?
No.6406
>>6404This made me so depressed oh my god.
No.6408
>>6407I seriously hate these dumbass tourists so much oh my god. the way they claim to be “fans” of the series but hate on both the original manga and the author is so irritating. if it’s not for them why don’t they just watch something else? fucking leeches
No.6435
>>6433so she intentionally censored her own work and STILL got harassed? brutal. I feel sorry for her that she was made to feel so bad about her own original work that she’s publicly flagellating herself like this. she has no idea that groveling and making changes for these people will only make things worse. kinda hard to watch. I’d wish she’d listen to her supporters more than the haters but hate always seems to drown out everything else
No.6436
>>6434Bad ending: Every modern yaoi is turned into Heartstopper.
No.6438
>>6433Why did this have to infect japanese people too? God damn it. She's been brainwashed too hard.
No.6439
>>6433She started the moralfagging herself… I loved her manga because they featured age gaps and darker themes. I don't keep up with new BL, are age gaps not a thing anymore? Does the average japanese fujo only like sfw wholesome student x student or adult x adult BL? Just three years ago we got a One Room Angel adaptation with real life people.
No.6440
>>6435Insane to see a creative who already has published/animated works grovel for the approval of literal nobodies who will never, ever crawl out of the tar pit.
No.6442
>>6441That's weird then. Did she get hate by westerners before the anime was made? Looking through the comments I only find jap and korean incel mras seething at her who hate all BL
No.6443
>>6439The whole thing reminds me of this tweet by the author of Caste Heaven, apparently theyre being pushed hard.
>>6441Shota Oni's author probably has a bit more backbone considering she went pretty viral with Blend S like a decade ago.
No.6444
>>6443When will these people just get off twitter? That is the root of all these problems, just get off that accursed app!
No.6445
>>6434you'll read transboy interracial nonbinary couples from now on and you'll like it!
No.6446
>>6443>Shota Oni's author probably has a bit more backbonethat’s true but I was also commenting on the popularity of her work to show that age gaps are still popular with fujo audiences. it’s also true that wholesome BL is more common but I disagree with the notion that problematic BL isn’t still popular. there’s just more variety. most of the popular older titles I can think of were ‘cutesy drama with slight “problematic” elements’ so it’s not like wholesome works haven’t always been popular. I think it’s mainly BL’s growing popularity with general audiences that make authors feel like every title should appeal to a general audience but that shouldn’t be the case. there will always be audiences for “problematic” BL
No.6447
>>6434Yowayowa sensei will continue to air this season and no one will give a shit.
>>6442Before the anime people were making parodies of the Nakamura cover with whatever pairings they wanted. When they found out the original was BL they acted disappointed and called it gross, sent some "fujos are fetishizing degens" stuff round. I don't think many in the west knew about Syundei's previous works. When I looked at some of the accounts who sent inflammatory tweets in this incident a number of them had Kpop girls as their pfps and didn't seem to post about anime/manga on their accounts, just Kpop and actors. So I doubt they knew about any of Syundei's stuff before the anime aired.
No.6449
>>6447>Yowayowa sensei will continue to air this season and no one will give a shit.This and WHA are the only series I've seen get shit about being problematic.
There's a show airing right now where the highschool femc rims her teacher's asshole when he's in the form of a cat.
No.6450
>look on mangago for new stuff to read
>Webtoon slop
>Office romance no 3544
>High school romance no 4567
>Omegaverse
I give up, I don't think I can be a fujoshi any more
No.6451
>>6433>>6443God this is depressing. I hope at least BL games can slip under the radar and continue being freaky.
No.6452
>>6451If the Dramatical Murder anime came out today, it would not be treated like a respected vital BL like the way it is now and liking it would be a cancelable offense. Same thing with Killing Stalking, it's still actively talked about but no one would tolerate it if it was recent.
No.6453
>>6450mgg gotta be one of the worst places to look for recs ngl. its filtering system is so bad compared to every other manga site
>>6452people were weird with KS while it was still being released. apart from the basic “evil fetishizer rape abuse” complaint there were also these type of “fans” that vehemently denied that it was a BL at all. they’d say it was only horror, as if horror and BL can’t exist together. to them BL was a shallow sex/romance genre and any BL they liked akshually wasn’t a BL at all. they would do this for a lot of different series an still do though nowadays it’s less common
No.6454
>>6453Killing Stalking was widely hated at the time it came out for being "problematic." At the time it first took off, I was running a BL guro blog on Tumblr. I reblogged a cute edit of Sang Woo one day, just a BW picture of him that looked kind of aesthetic.
Immediately after, one of my mutuals unfollowed me and posted a rant about how they don't care who you are, if you ever post KS then you're scum and getting unfollowed immediately. Just like a day before they were liking a post of mine of a guy fucking a severed head, but somehow a sfw picture of Sang Woo was their limit.
Half of these people don't actually care about the dark themes of these works. They just want to hate it because it's trendy to do so.
No.6455
>>6446She's Just addicted to pity post on Twitter while Shota oni author doesnt give a shit
No.6456
>>6433I'm so fed up with this purity culture.
>>6434>Does this shit happen to het ecchi anime too?Men never get policed the way women do.
No.6457
>>6433>>6436please no I hate this timeline, back to rape in yaoi as the default
>>6455based shota oni author
No.6460
Hello, sorry could you help a starter fujo out? What are some good websites for BL mangas and for yaoi douijins? Also for Manhwas and Webcomics? All kinds (you know what I mean, surely). Much thanks in advance.
No.6462
>>6461I never said i'm under 18 though?
No.6463
>>6459>yall fetishizers and not genuine lgbtqasahajsjshwjs supportersWhy yuri male fans never get this sort of political obligations?
Are female fandoms condemned to be always purity larpers, politics larpers, defending the innocent only if the majority of people are doing that, and so on.
No.6465
>>6460Fmhy.net will have pretty much everything you need.
No.6466
>>6460This
>>6465 but also remember to save your reading list off site, either on a dedicated tracking site like MAL or Anilist or in your own spreadsheet. Sites go down all the time.
No.6467
>>6466sorry, how do I make a new thread? It's something about an 801 field but i don't know what it's for
No.6468
>>6467Here’s a hint: what does 801 spell out in Japanese?
No.6469
>>6443God, this is the most depressing thing I've ever read. I guess the DEI sensitivity consulting firms have made it to the Japanese magazines.
No.6474
>>6450There was some interesting bl manga I waned to read a while ago. It was brother brother incest with a psychological thriller vibe and came out recently. But sadly the scanlators didn’t bother continuing it because it didn’t seem popular I guess. I was very invested in trying to get a copy of the original manga but they are a little out of my price range with shipping issues. I suspect there’s a lot of underground Japanese bl coming out that aren’t being pushed over here in the west because they are more taboo.