No.69
>>67how intense is the homolust between these two? also is it like a hateship sort of thing or what?
No.71
>>69I'd say it's about a 7/10. This manga is full of explicit gay fanservice (mostly played for laughs) so the Sugimoto and Ogata stuff is more subtle, but I think the author drops some fanservice and hints if you pay attention, and well, everyone I know thought the sucking scene
>>65 was pretty gay and intense lol
I don't think they are going to be endgoal or anything, but I wouldn't be surprised if Ogata was canonically gay either
>>68Based, anon
Do you have the sauce for your pic?
No.72
>>71>Do you have the sauce for your pic?It's from a preview, you might be able to find it with a Google search of the title. I'll look for it too, hope this helps!
https://otakurepublic.com/product/product_page_2466527.html?ref=tag_page&type=tagpage_product No.76
It's cat day in Japan so here's some Ogataposting
>>69I forgot to ask you: what do you mean by hateship? They're on and off rivals, if that's what you're asking.
No.83
>>82I hope the fujos learning Japanese here would make their own fujochan translation group in the future so we can get it translated
No.85
>>84it'll be a while before i have free time and it's really long, but i can take a look later. no promises, though. not familiar with the series either so i hope i don't need to understand canon to get what's going on.
No.86
>>82>>83I would translate the shit out of it if I could find it in japanese. I could only find some random pages in japanese, but they're not even from any "meaty" parts. I saw it for sale at an online bookstore (I don't remember which) but it was 70 bucks and I don't have that money to spend on porn manga lol
>>85Anon I will love you forever. Thanks in advance in case you do it! I guess all you need to know is that the character with a huge facial scar is called Sugimoto Saichi and the one with sidecuts is called Ogata Hyakunosuke. Both were soldiers for the Russo-Japanese war and Ogata is higher in rank to Sugimoto.
No.287
>>86>>87i'm always happy to translate if it'll feed my god complex! please see attached. if the page says 'pass,' it means there's no text on the page besides sfx.
there might be errors; i only did a quick proofread, skipped a lot of repetitive moans, and played pretty fast and loose with the translation. i also don't know how good the original chinese translation was. however, it's hopefully enough for you to figure out what's going on in here. hope you enjoy, 'nonnies.
No.289
>>287Thank you so much, anon! You're the real MVP. Could I edit your translation into the doujin itself? Then I could post it here. It's okay if you'd rather not.
I'm guessing the "Jinulanke" guy is supposed to be Kiroranke translated into Chinese, it's this Ainu guy. He's often paired with Shiraishi, so I guess the implication is that they were fucking at the time. (Bonus Boutaro with pigtails cause he's cute)
Also all the "M" guys (I guess aside from one, which is a super minor character) were made up anyway.
No.290
>>289you're welcome to do so and share anywhere you'd like. if it gets posted outside of here, i'd appreciate if you could add a disclaimer stating clearly that this is a jp -> cn -> en translation. no need for any form of credit.
if you have any questions about certain lines (things that don't make sense, moans i was too lazy to translate, etc.) feel free to ask as well.
No.293
>>292I basically mean the series reaching it's climax, ending and characters dying, yeah. When
Kiroranke died a lot of artists unfortunately deleted their art out of sadness and a lack of inspiration to create new content. It's a normal thing for Japanese artists to delete their old work when leaving fandoms, from what I've noticed.
No.295
>>294Beautiful! I love this artist
>>293Saving all fanart I can since ch. 310 new developments kek
No.346
>>342Bless you anon! I was worried it was lost forever
No.350
>>342Thank you so much, anon! Now it's properly saved. I still wanna edit it onto the doujin, I just didn't have the time just yet. Hopefully soon enough!
>>348>this artist plans on nuking their gallery after Golden Kamuy endsNever understood this. Sounds super counter-productive for an artist that uses social media…
>>340IKR.. And the blood and the uniforms. So nice.
No.353
>>350>And the blood and the uniforms. And the scars and their personalities, hot bodies too… so many things gets your hooked to it.
Image spoilered for body hair
even though I find it hot No.371
>>367Kind of wish it was less of a scrote looking dick
but still hot since I'm a filthy degenerate regardless No.372
>>371>scrote looking dickwhat does this mean
No.373
>>372It's a thing moid artists would do mostly, you can tell the difference if a fujo artist drew it or if a moid did. There will be more veins on it, more foreskin flaps and most likely will have more curve to it on the bottom or with a weird curve to it altogether. Some fujos find it unappealing, I wished it had a typical BL peeper because the artstyle does give me fujo vibes, thats all. I can make a comparison list once I gather some materials for it.
No.374
>>373I think attempting to draw a clear distinction between art typically characteristic of BL and art characteristic of geicomi in fanart of a series like Golden Kamuy is asinine… It's very rare you'd see a typical fujoshi lust after a man that looks like Tanigaki to begin with for example, what with his muscles and body hair and sagging testicles. It begets a certain type of fan who isn't going to be interested in more archetypical fujoshi tropes and nuances and what-have-you. I've also seen Osomatsu-san artists draw penises of pretty much an identical nature before, and you know the audience of that series. This is less to do with an artist's sex and moreso to do with their level of degeneracy, really.
I don't bring Tanigaki up out of the blue, mind you, I'm familiar with that artist and she's a big OTani fan. Shame they laid waste to their Pixiv gallery a while back.
But that's a lot of words to say that veiny masculine curved dicks are good, actually.
No.375
>>374I dunno, I see a lot of art of GK and I think a lot fans are girls.
No.381
>>380Nah, USA's a woman, and a very talented one at that. She's done Pixiv drawing streams where you can hear her voice.
No.382
>>381No way, really? Going by the twitter I always thought it was a guy! A lot of the self insertish stuff had a male avatar as well, picrel. She nailed the coomer moid look for her het hentai stuff kek
Do we have these streams, still?
No.383
>>382Unfortunately not, she's in the habit of nuking her gallery and that includes streams. There's a lot of pre-GK art she did that's lost to time. I'm particularly sad that her Pixiv upload disclosing her CSP brush settings was deleted…
Funny you mentioned self-insertion though, since I'm fairly certain her female Sugimoto serves as that for her, hah. Can't blame her though, with all of the good-looking guys in this manga. The way she draws Koito is too sexy.
No.390
>>383>her upload disclosing her CSP brush settings was deletedMaybe you already have these, but I guess it's worthy a shot. Maybe it can be useful for someone else!
>The way she draws Koito is too sexy.It is! She's degen as shit, but now I feel a little less bad for enjoying her femSugixKoito dj a bit *too much*. I liked how Koito realistically played with her g-spot, if the author is a woman it makes much more sense, then. Just wish she would tone down the tits a bit lol
No.1979
I bought the first three volumes of the manga in 2016 when it literally just started in my country and had to sell them and a lot of things because I needed money. I somehow managed to never see spoilers so I'm considering giving it another try someday. I like reading actual books now instead of reading on a screen because it's much more comfortable but manga are getting more and more expensive so I'm hesitating to get physical copies of the manga a little.
No.1982
>>1979If you can afford a big one off payment you could try buying an ereader and loading CBZ files from the high seas on it (rips of the English release should be about, and the fan translations which I always liked the translation notes on since they tried to match historical locations and cultural details). I personally use a Kobo because it allows pretty much all file types. Very good for focusing on fanfics and getting through volumes without distractions, and doesn't require brightness adjustments in sunshine. Only downsides are black and white screen and most are smaller than a regular volume print, so you'll likely find yourself zooming for small text here and there, but the newer screens are way more responsive so zooming is quick. The ink and magnets display doesn't use much battery so you get weeks between charges and it doesn't weigh more than a paperback. Honestly I've been in love with these things for over a decade and they're so much easier to carry around than books that get beat up while traveling, especially with how flimsy some prints have gotten. Overall I think I've saved money by entertaining myself with free stuff.
No.2631
I just started the anime and I'm looking forward to the rest but kek the 3D bear in the first episode was laughable. Please tell me the next seasons are a bit better in terms of quality.
No.2636
>>2631iirc they thankfully reworked the bear animation in the 2nd season/ova and are now 2D drawn, keep pushing nona it gets better!
No.2665
>>2636I'm watching it again, I'm trying to enjoy the show little by little because I binge watched JJK which was fun but I forgot how fast it could be to watch 50 episodes of an anime. I just started the second season, no cheap 3D bear in sight so far, thank god kek. The first season took time to set up everything so I assume everything else will be faster? I'm interested in what's going on for now.
iirc the manga is over, but is that the case for the anime adaptation or are the last volumes too recent to be adapted yet?
No.2669
>>2666>Usami enjoyerBased. This psycho hottie is overlooked too much. His love for Tsurumi is cute, and he probably has crazy sex
No.3248
>>3243>the GK discussion was the only good thread on LC IMOIm surprised that meaningful discussion could be made in that place without a yumefag coming down at your throat for spreading "ugly man psyop" or shilling "roidpigs".
That aside, Im glad youve enjoyed GK! its a top series of mine as well and I enjoy how dynamic and diverse the cast is; it had me rooting for both the antagonists and protagonists, something I rarely seen pulled off (the only other series Ive seen being dorohedoro, which is severely lacking in yaoi content imo) I also enjoy how the characters shift allegiances often, especially Ogata, it was cute seeing him getting along with the main cast for a while; hes such a wild card between all sides I love how unpredictable and insane he is.
>Nikaidou is painfully underrated. He has the debuff of not being a shipping character (he's more like a cute pet) but I like him a lot as well.I love that comparison kekk, hes hilarious as hell and i always crack up whenever he shows up.
(sorry for the 3rd reupload, the spoiler filter just wasnt working and apologies to anyone I have accidentally spoiled in the process orz)
No.3279
>>2665I'm giving the manga anothe try after giving up on the anime because the pacing felt weird to me, I didn't realize I dropped the anime so long ago kek.
No.3283
>>3279The anime actually cut out a lot of manga content and had to adapt them later in the form of OVAs which explain the weird pacing. IIRC they only intended to animate 12 episodes plus 1 OVA to be sold alongside a manga volume but the anime was well received which allowed them to greenlight a 2nd season.
The Barato arc is highly underrated and is best appreciated if you've seen the movie Yojimbo. Plus I love me some Ogata and Hijikata screentime
No.3285
>>3283>The anime actually cut out a lot of manga content and had to adapt them later in the form of OVAs which explain the weird pacingI'm not surprised, I suspected this because of the pacing. That's a shame because iirc Golden Kamui is a very successful manga and it's long enough to have longer seasons imo.
No.3503
>>3248>it had me rooting for both the antagonists and protagonists, something I rarely seen pulled off (the only other series Ive seen being dorohedoroFunny that you mention this because Dorohedoro and GK are my to-go examples whenever I talk about that stuff. In that sense I fully agree!
It's sadly very rare but it's such a pivotal part of story telling for me it largely determines whether I get obsessed with a series or won't care. I usually end up preferring antagonists anyway, so making them mains with own arcs and PoV is a god given blessing for me.
What both series do especially well is that they also mix and develop every group and individual. There is no a status quo everything has to return to. The groups you assumed to be fixed break apart in the course of the story, characters betray each other, enemies befriend each other, switch factions, come back or go solo. Then there is the development most of the antags had in relation with Tsurumi, especially Tsukishima and Koito.
It's fantastic and makes a series so much more interesting and varied if you aren't forced to stick to the same MC and dynamics for 20+ volumes. Nothing makes me angrier than a series that has the interesting things happening off-screen because the PoV can't detach from the central protags or long-running manga that never change anything about their side characters.