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    • D
      deathnetworks Member
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      Get the licensing for Death march, overlord, re-zero, reincarnated as a slime... Basically all the good books from yen press.

      Oh and another suggestion for Growth Cheat

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      • myskarosM
        myskaros Staff
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        Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

        Whoever said nothing's impossible never tried slamming a revolving door.

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          • TerabyteT
            Terabyte
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            Maybe he meant the mangas? (Not sure if those are licensed too.)

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            • myskarosM
              myskaros Staff @Terabyte
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              @terabyte said in Suggestion:

              (Not sure if those are licensed too.)

              All the manga adaptations for those series are also licensed by Yen Press, except Slime's manga is by Kodansha.

              Whoever said nothing's impossible never tried slamming a revolving door.

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              • Rahul BalagganR
                Rahul Balaggan Staff
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                I assume OP just meant they like they way JNC handles books what with the subscription and then e-book sales, and wanted those series and others to be done in a similar fashion.

                Unfortunately that will never come to be...

                Sorry but J-Novel Club does not publicly comment on any potential licensing decision or acquisitions.
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                • GuspazG
                  Guspaz Member
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                  Obviously J-Novel Club simply needs to buy out Kadokawa. I believe that they are currently approximately 0.1% of the way towards achieving that goal. I'm sure the deal can close by Q2 of next year, right?

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                  • LegitPancakeL
                    LegitPancake Premium Member @Guspaz
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                    @guspaz Then they'll buy Disney right?

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