I remember reading the manga for this series. It was pretty neat. I'd definitely read the novel version to see if there were any differences.

@terrence That's actually a pretty good idea.

@hakogami Well, Most of these guys have very distinct style and preferences. You can easily guess them when you get to read it.

@bloodygaikotsu well fuck, don't remind me please.

The anime is really good but even thou it was mostly in vampires perspective it did nothing but make them more detestable.

Halloween bump~ Well, there is a Gaiden novel for those who are interested called: "Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Gaiden: Nekogoroshi-hen"

@hak0 This kinda makes me wonder what if there was a connection with regular novel market (again) I think Eiji fans would love things like Ryu Murakami and Kanae Minato stuff

Halloween 🎃 bump~☆

@legitpancake it could be shipped in if you order online but the fees for overseas shipping is really high you will have to pay like 30 to 60 if I remember for shipping fees alone

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.

I've heard a lot about this and would really love to see this translated!

@rahul-balaggan said in Koushu-dai no Mokushiroku/Apocalypse of the Gallows/絞首台の黙示録: I assumed that this series would end on a happy note but I also reckoned that there would have to be many many many more downs before it turned around. Your assumption was spot-on.

It's spotlight time and I'm not sure what else to say—so I decided to share some screenshots of the manga adaptation and some various reviews of the novel and the manga: spoiler spoiler

@aruseus493 I believe so, since the author is pretty active. Which is something I totally forgot to mention, he's also the author of: Kami-sama no Memochou Sayonara Piano Sonata And I would like to see Vertical getting "蓮見律子の推理交響楽 比翼のバルカローレ" as well. I think his latest work is "恋してるひまがあるならガチャ回せ！2" published last summer.

this looks really interesting and it is only two books that are complete, so even better!

I've read the manga for this series. Very interesting. I like all the characters, they have distinct personalities and motives. Haven't read the LN or WN version if it though. I'd definitely read this one if it was ever licensed.

@paul-nebeling said in ???Mystery???: While I'm not a huge fan of mysteries, I've found that they fall into two broad categories. The more prevalent "Who done it" and the less common "How done it". I've found the latter to be more interesting. Sherlock Holmes (books, certainly not the Sherlock TV show) would fall under the " How done it" category then while Agatha Christie would fall under the "Who done it."

@Terrence doesn't look like I'll be bored for some time it seems. I'll watch them all... All