Shame I hear volume 5 is a premature end. The art in this is great and I liked his last series...

@theredjet yeah that makes sense, well we just have to buy more LN so that one day Sam is rich enough to throw some money at Fate ^^

It’s still not tagged as completed on BookWalker, but the author confirms it’s finished.

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It would definitely make for an interesting title to get licensed. I'd love to read it. But, if DxD got licensed then there is most certainly a chance, even of it is a small one.

Volume 4 promo.

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I am from the future. I still need a translation of this :')

bring Shana!!

Since JNC is owned by Kadokawa now and YP doesn't seem to have any intention, it would be nice if JNC could license the Trinity Seven spin-offs since they're all relatively short.

@doceirias said in Gosick:

Red Girls is split over two editions but has ~9000 and A Small Charred Face at around ~4000 (both still far higher than the average light novel.)

It sounds like J-Novel Club is missing out on tens of thousands of potential sales.

@roughroadface51 We posted about that more than 4 years ago when things were different. The only thing JNC has licensed from Dengeki Bunko was Misfit of Demon King Academy, so I would recommend buying that to show support. But be warned that having an anime 5+ years ago is not good for the prospects, as LNs licensed with anime that old usually flop in English. So another recommendation is to support older LNs, like Supernatural Battles, Slayers, FMP, Crest of the Stars, Orphen, Kokoro Connect, Amagi Brilliant Park, Infinite Stratos, Outbreak Company, etc. Almost every time JNC has taken a gamble on these older series with long-forgotten anime, they've flopped financially for JNC (at least in ebook format).

Same here