This seems like a good enough place to ask.
Does anyone know where I can read a decently translated version of Dungeon Meshi? The only version of it I can find on the internet has all the characters talking like they just had a stroke. It seems like a really cool manga, so I would hate to ruin it by reading a bad translation.
Sorry, I already tried /r/ a couple times, but no one responded since it wasn't a terrible porn request.
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>The only version of it I can find on the internet has all the characters talking like they just had a stroke.
That's what directly translated Japanese sounds like, user.
Sadly the scanlation scene is plagued by horrible translations, and what makes it worse is a culture where scanlation groups don't want to tread on one another's toes. So, unlike in anime fansubs, if one group is actively working on something then the other groups usually leave it alone.
Oh fuck...
I can't vouch for the translation quality (It varies), but I personally use Kissmanga(dot)to and Kissanime(dot)to for my anime an manga.
Kissmanga dot com.
Can't understand why the anime one is a dot to but not the manga version. Maybe I'm just dumb.
I've been reading it on batoto.
Try mangahere (mangahere .co)
It may because english it's not my mother language, but i find no issues with the translation.
I don't understand how that site works. For the life of me I can't seem to figure out how to see older uploads, it only lists the most recently added scans. Is there an archive button or something I'm missing?
You may have to register.
so that's what the elf who complains about lewdness is from
thanks user
Funny story I just read dungeon meshi for the first time yesterday. I used Manga fox. heres a link.mangafox.me
>This seems like a good enough place to ask.
Really? Did you really think that?
When looking for manga translations there are really only four options. The site of whatever group is translating it, batoto (you need to make an account, but it's free to do so), Kissmanga, and Dynasty Scans (which is basically yuri only).
Personally I prefer batoto, but all of these are good options depending on the series.
Why does she look like she's thinking and then looks sullen after she says it's great?
You read japanese right to left; therefore manga panels are right to left
For the same reason the food gets less eaten each panel...weeaboo time reversal magic, everything in glorious Nippon is written backwards in order to turn the clock back before the Allies won WWII.
>The food doesn't visibly change in any of the posted panels
...
Now theres more.
OH SHIT! It's clearly a Reverse-Malthusian Cursed Tart! The more you eat it, the more there is! It can cure hunger and famine, but at the cost of eventually filling a kingdom with nothing but MORE TART!
>Shows a Cockatrice
>Calls it a Basilisk
Both the original and translations are dumb.
That's actually more myhtologically correct than DnD.
Basilisks are chicken-reptile monsters that turn creatures to stone with their gaze.
MARCILLE IS CUTE! CUTE!
LULUCO IS CUTE! CUTE!
I want to adopt all the little anime girls and cook delicious food for them and watch them stuff themselves!
>Basilisks are chicken-reptile monsters that turn creatures to stone with their gaze.
That's a cockatrice. The mythical basilisk was a snake that didn't really look particularly unusual, but was super poisonous.
The two creatures were somewhat related, and often confused for each other. One was supposed to be born from an egg laid by a rooster, incubated by a toad, while another is born from an egg laid by a toad, incubated by a rooster.
Not really. A lot of people mistake the cockatrice with a basilisk because they both have that gaze ability, it's supposed to look more like a serpent than a chicken.
>I want to adopt all the little anime girls and cook delicious food for them and watch them stuff themselves!
Thatsmyfetish.jpg
> tfw you will never play a game about feeding cute girls exotic foods