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ivaliya.bsky.social
@ivaliya.bsky.social
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"...Out with lanterns, looking for myself". Translating, manga (primarily shoujo/josei and dramatic BL), occasional old anime, pot plants and flowers, minerals, Japanese and Italian culture
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Autumnal colours truly are the best 🍂 #bloomscrolling
Watched season 1 of Squid Game (why? who knows...) over the weekend and think it'd be better if I'd watched a couple of good movies instead
Is it about A Love Too Captivating? In this case there's also a TV anime special which adapted a couple of chapters so I guess that could explain a certain number of eager awaiting folk. But "eagerly awaited" is still an exaggeration for titles like that 🤭
Karaoke Iko! (Let's Go Karaoke!) I mentioned it in my last post
Amazing version of this song. Intro is fantastic! And I've just watched anime with this song as a significant one for one of the characters... nice coincidence ☺️
Oh, Great Passage is good, dictionary making rather than translation but I love such work-centered mangas which show people's passion for a specific field
Karaoke Iko! anime: I never knew I needed to hear a song by X-Japan (and Kenshi Yonezu as well) sung out of tune. But I did and it was hilarious. Highly unpopular opinion: I enjoy anime adaptation more than the original manga in this case. At least so far. And it's not typical for me
I've always wanted to read workplace manga with this topic but I only come across it being mentioned as a profession. Life in Smokey Blue comes to mind (doesn't delve into translation process too much but is amazing regardless!) and I got curious about Tokyo Salad Bowl but it's not licensed ☹️
Catching up with Witch Hat Atelier. And pissed off Qifrey on vol. 12 cover is giving me hope for an excellent read. Give me drama all the way
I had a bit of an issue with the character of Yeonu, but Gyu-yeong was the one I was very invested in, his struggles felt genuine, I could totally get what troubled him. Sweet story and I'm glad the characters didn't give up at any point
So much so that sometimes I sincerely doubt people care about the meaning, they just don't like something but want to sound trendy. "Problematic" is also one of those
... Like a circle in a spiral, like a wheel within a wheel...

Well, actually just today's walk. But I couldn't stop singing it in my head
Yeah, it doesn't seem malicious. I wonder if the idea was to show unexpected switch between demos/genres but that's not illustrative in the slightest. Anyway one can only to wonder
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L'illustration d'Asumiko Nakamura inspirée du Baiser de Klimt pour l'adaptation théâtrale de Jigokuhen de Ryunosuke Akutagawa par Kunihiko Ikuhara.
I saw the list on twitter and couldn't for the life of me figure out what point OP's trying to make. They also seem to be very suprised at the number of authors themselves. "It's crazy how many I found" I mean...
Loved this manga and its idea that age is not an issue when you find something you truly enjoy. As it should be
Perle manhwa by Cherry Manju and Arthur: intense and tragic. Historical setting seem to always add some edge to everything, emotions flying high, connections going deep. But damn it, Maximilian...
Yes! From the synopsis I knew there's going to be illness-related drama but I thought the main heroine might've at least had a happy life prior to it. Nope. And the actual inner pain the woman had to endure throughout genuinely made me cry
Bawled my eyes out watching Her Love Boils Bathwater (2016). Thanks, Japanese slice of life dramas. I'd kinda predicted it might happen, but it still managed to hit me right in the feels
... and I can't even spell properly. Cornflowers, of course. These lovely flowers aren't trying to con anyone 😅
Just some multicoloured conflowers because... why not? 🌱 #bloomscrolling
It's visceral, raw and at the same time incredibly artistic. I'm hesitant about its 2nd half and ending and have doubts that I'll ever reread it, but Moto Hagio is deservedly a legend for creating #manga like that
I mean... she certainly delivered on that promise. I've read deep psychologically disturbing manga before, but this one's on another level. Its exploration of abuse and effect it has on a person left me speechless. It goes deep under your skin and stays there, gnawing, troubling >>
J'ai aimé Au creux de nos mains, c'est une histoire qui m'a touché dans une autre langue mais je suppose que j'aime le style de cette mangaka. Et je suis très excité à propos de Qui a vu le paon danser?, le synopsis et les premiers chapitres étaient très intrigants