@wobbuffetking Seconding this, Type-Moon has recently shown an interest in bringing their works to an International audience, their new releases even ship with English versions like Fate/Samurai Remnant and seemingly Fate/Extra Record(2025). There's also the Prisma Illya manga that just got licensed, point being I think there's some evidence to argue in favor of plenty of people wanting the rest of TMs stuff localized even the older stuff like Fate/Zero, and Kara no Kyoukai is certainly one of the big names left untouched.

@Torka said in Saigo ni Hitotsu Dake Onegaishite mo Yoroshii Desu ka?(May I Please Ask You Just One Last Thing?/Mad Dog Princess) (JNC Heart suggestion):

Short update - it’s getting an anime.

Normally I’d say it’s impossible due to AlphaPolis, but Hanashi got Tsukimichi so we might as well try

Um, saying this in a JNC licensing suggestion might be bad form, but given Hanashi succeeding with AlphaPolis, and the type of stories Hanashi has licensed already...
Might consider suggesting this to Hanashi as well, from an "I wanna read this thing" perspective.
Someone (reliable) needs to license it, and Hanashi has a foot in the door and is showing themselves to be reliable.

I wouldn't mind reading this myself, based upon the description.

@Torka apologies and thanks for the head's up

And to reiterate please license this IP.

I'm game! I feel like this spells the end for Seventh, though - I was about to start it, but now I'm on the fence again.

It's a real mystery to me why nobody has licensed this yet, it‘s such a good and cute story.

Could be useful to those reading D-Genesis (tongue only partially in cheek.)

I'd wonder about how well it would sell, but admit I'd be interested in it if it got licensed.

I don’t know about how there only “seems to” be a manga if you’ve read multiple chapters of it, but there’s three volumes out from Kodansha (it’s in Monthly Shounen Magazine, chapter 17 was serialised yesterday).

The LN has only one volume out, in 2022, but as it’s not numbered I assume it’s a oneshot.

ArianRose page: https://arianrose.jp/novel/?published_id=3814

Thought I should add some verbal support, since it’s thanks to this thread that I have three volumes of this and a fourth on the way.

@mariechan_hime It is mostly art style as the basics are shared, but there’s a difference in hair styling (braid appears to go behind the head in the manga, but over the top in the novels)… and she looks so happy!!! on the manga cover.

MANGA VERSION

https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/8459/manga-the-duke-s-daughter-goes-her-own-way

They’re both published by Kadokawa; Young Ace UP is the site where the manga was serialised. I say was because while neither is tagged as complete on BW, the last LN volume was released in 2020 and the manga has been on hiatus due to the artist’s health since 2022.

@Roy-Nukia Got it. Thank you for telling me.

This seems really fun so I’m bumping this up

Volume 3 Released on August 30 2024

VOLUME 3 COVER

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Too bad no one picked this up before the anime started airing this season (since it seems like alpha might finally be open to overseas licensing now), the series is up to 16 volumes (vol 16 came out June 19, 2024).

@Torka said in Farming Life in Another World:

Small update - during the most recent stream, there was a discussion over "when Bookworm ends, what will replace it as JNC's tentpole series?" Farming Life was brought up and Sam said he was considering it. Obviously can't say for certain whether it will actually happen, but it's progress

That's interesting. Really hoping JNC gets this one then. Perhaps in the next announcement stream. The licensed manga seems to be doing well, so it definitely has a following.

Fan of the show, would love to get a translation of the novels

@mariechan_hime Same here. But I ordered the Limited Edition with variant cover.

That cover!!! Sounds interesting, I would like to read it!