@RobD Just a quick look on Amazon Japan shows that Volume 14 is the most recently released volume in Japan still and Overlap's site doesn't show it on their upcoming releases list.
@Dj-Johnson
They have to be published in Japan first, and the publisher hasn't, so far as I can tell from looking at the official site for the franchise and the Japanese Wikipedia entry.
One punch man, but only season 1. The anime is great, the music and everything is fantastic. It follows the manga very closely, but the music adds a lot. I think the anime is fantastic. Season 1, that is.
The anime of season 2 was a disappointment.
That won't stop it from feeling like a high-speed train suddenly triggered its emergency brake just as it arrived at the last station.
Um, yeah.
Given how the Sainted @Quof has valiantly endeavored to have no breaks, or unbelievably minimal ones, through the entirety of this series, it's gonna hit hard when it's done.
@nival-erdna-6enr0zb Haven't read volume 5 and 6 yet, but I remember the translator was dealing with stress so took a break from light novel and manga translation.
It depends. I think reading the main story is enough to get you from one volume to the next. But in some books the side stories actually add to or clarify the plot. I'm thinking of Ascendance of a Bookworm. I enjoy the series, so I tend to read the side story. In others, I can take them or leave them - depending how I'm feeling that day.
I think the author has hinted that their relationship is going to get to the point of getting married and having children, but many years in the future (I imagine late twenties or early thirties. This is due to Asuta's mentality ( modern world) together with the personality of Aifa.
I understand that in volume 29 they make progress in their relationship, but I don't think it was too important.
