I'd love for this series to be picked up, I'd even donate toward the licensing fees like a Kickstarter if needed haha.

I liked the anime, it is a good and wacky romantic comedy with some nice albeit mostly insane girls in it and a lot of all around good nonsense

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I didn't know this series also had a manga adaptation. Would be fun to Jnovel pick it up since they have the light novels.

@doublemangekyo said in Hyakka Ryouran: Samurai Girls: Alternate history setting + faction wars + sword fights + fan-service hijinks = Novel I wanna see translated. I couldn't agree more. You have my upvote.

This sounds dumb as hell and like a real riot. So, right up my alley. spoiler

It's kinda like a family oriented dungeon story. It's acutally pretty good. I would like to see this one translated.

I didn't know there was a Grimgar spinoff. I'd be up for this.

Was announced last week that there'd be another spin-off/side story for Trinity Seven. This time with Akio as the protagonist. https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2019-07-10/trinity-seven-manga-gets-new-spinoff-series-in-september/.148875

With the partnership J-NC now has with TOM to essentially rescue their languishing license of BEATLESS, it would be awesome if Sam could convince Sekai Project to do the same thing.

Volume 12 comes out in 9 days, here's the cover:

Spotlight time! A friendly bump to an older post that hasn't had any recent conversation and is lower on votes in order to draw attention to it.

Sounds fun and a different twist on the genre (usually healers are female, and not tank builders)

I think we’re getting too far into the weeds about the topic. I don’t know about the economics of translation/ publication of the entire series. I would like to see it in print. I would like to encourage publishers to take on longer series and I am a fan of Zero. Heck I’d be super happy if JNC published (only) the memorial volume or an omnibus of the side stories or whatever.

@aruseus493 So do I. I've asked for it on Seven Seas' survey multiple times too. We have the anime, we have the manga but not the light novel. Why? I guess the length of the series is against it and maybe the age of the anime now? Because it's not an isekai? It has the obligatory harem and beautiful girls on the covers that would help sell it too.

It's a pretty good heartwarming story. Main character makes friends with all the right people. Made me laugh with events like the king of the country they are summoned to excluded the main character out of his party and ended up angering two of the demon kings as a result.

If I recall right the not-digital-only publisher is the one for Reincarnated as a Sword: MicroMagazine (or a similar name).

This is one of the few where I checked out the WN translation before buying and immediately decided that I wasn’t going to (thankfully before buying any, unlike Skill Taker).