I'd love a very detailed adult-oriented anime with the same sort of gut-wrenching space combat sequences you see in The Expanse (whatever Steve's opinions on the actual show!). Like fast-paced submarine combat where your fate lies mostly in hoping your computer processor is more steps ahead than the enemy's.

Wierdly enough I went to a comic con in Japan last week and one dude had an artbook with a sci-fi future soldier cat that was a dead spit of Steve Galacci's style! ...it was also the only completed illustration he had, the rest of his book was "framework" pose studies. Still, when he actually puts something together it ought to be good.

@@worldcomicsreview354 wow would love to see that, here's hoping he makes it big

I'm not sure, but I doubt it. Given that this device has it's own outputs, it probably just uses the SNES as a power adapter.

Yep, KZbin likes to auto-delete links, though, so make sure you get email notifications of replies. I'll do it in a day or two

@@worldcomicsreview354 oh thank you very mutch. I dont know if i was clear but tthe manual its for the seccond game on the video. The mahou kishi rayearth game on game boy i love the series and want to play the games i cant find the manual. Thanks again friend i will be checking my email.

@@worldcomicsreview354 @worldcomicsreview354 Hey, thank you for the effort and the kindness to me in may request. I posted before your response in reddit and someone posted the manual in arquive site. Thank you again and i will be arround seeing some of your videos.

The Tsuruhashi area was an area for Korean labourers and later the "Zainichi" Koreans who got sort of stuck in Japan because there was no longer one "Korea" to go back to. A lot of them in the early years aligned with the north, because it was "anti imperialist" and, well, they'd just been the victims of imperialism and didn't like it much. Today the network of shotengai (it's a maze in there) and the nearby Ikuno Korea Town are full of South Korean cosmetics and K-pop, very few shops sell any books at all. But apparently back in the day it was full of North Korean propaganda stuff. Anyway a bunch of that is still drifting about the second hand book market, I suppose.

@@worldcomicsreview354 I knew the reason, I was being sarcastic (sorry, something that does not translate well in written form).

@@faustmeth lol, okay haha

This video is kinda rambling, I'm planning a much better and more coherent one! I want to re-make a few old vids, especially the one on One-Eyed Jack, too!

Thank you for making this video! It's a great synopsis of Erma's story and awesome to know where to access the comics!

I did a follow-up video where I got more, including an interesting BL called Red Dragon. I'm gradually gathering material to go down a rabbit hole on it and it's creator... one day!

They're 64 pages, apparently the length in panels is the same as a 22-page American comic of the silver age.

Yeah they're kind of junk

Yeah I waffled a bit haha. The next one of these was a bit shorter and to the point.

Not easy! Really big book shops in major cities might have a small section of English books, most are about the size of the typical graphic novels section in a Waterstones, only that's for all English books! I did recently find one with about half a floor of foreign-language books, though. Mostly English but also Chinese and French (Moebius in the original!). A lot of those sections are given over to English books for study, though, like simplified versions of stories that only use a certain "level" of vocabulary, based on various testing standards like IELTS and Toeic.

@@worldcomicsreview354 oh OK nice find on the moebius book, I have been picking up random issues of jump but only for the art as I can't read Japanese..

I read Uzumaki years ago, need to check out more!

@@worldcomicsreview354 I really like Tomie and shiver it's got a great short stories called greased

They are a bit samey, they start off like a Scandi noir, with some gruesome murder and no clues. Half the witnesses turn up dead too. Then they turn into Bond, when he gets captured by the baddies, and end up like Agatha Christie, when everybody gets called into the police chief's office so the killer can be exposed.

Oh yeah, how did I miss that? He even looks like him!

@@worldcomicsreview354 I think Johnny Fartpants was actually based off Dennis the Menace, or at least he started off as a parody of it

I'm planning on a deeper dive into one series, which began as doujinshi but went legit later. Trying to find the "official" books!

@@worldcomicsreview354 Oh really now? Now THAT would be interesting!

The next video is a little urban exploration of some abandoned old bars!

I should probably start out with some conventional office romance type comics, they have everyday settings!

Now there's a celebrity endorsement!

E eu em português! Rsrsrsrs

It's actually release soon this year in September (if you still interested)

Actually bro I bought this but I have it honestly 1 month you just have to take care of it and I still have it

Hentai is porn manga, watch out for them ones! Manga is comics made in Japan, and anime is, in English, considered animation commissioned in Japan (though increasingly made cheaply by outsourcing), primarily for a Japanese audience. Though to Japanese people, any animation is "anime".

@@worldcomicsreview354 nice, thanks. Uh...wait one more thing, "...watch out for them ones" - meaning watch out in a truly cautionary way? Or watch out in a 'that's what you're lookin for bro' kind of way?

@@d.cypher2920 Just a notification that you might be surprised if you bought something that looks merely "cute". That was mostly 80's and 90's hentai, though. The little there was in the 70's, and the modern ones, have covers that leave you in no doubt about the contents!

@@worldcomicsreview354 oh...ok I appreciate your help here. That's obviously good to know that, lmao. Thanks again! 😎