Nonbiri VRMOO-ki / Relaxing VRMMO Chronicles
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Upvote ALL the fluffly slice-of-life series! (Especially the VRMMO ones!)
Edit: Okay, I checked out the manga adaptation and now I want this even more. It's super adorable and plenty of fun, and the girls' fanclub is hilarious. Definitely one I'd like to see picked up!
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I love gaming and especially gaming novels. You have my upvote!
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Another gaming novel I really would like to read.
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I'd love it if J-Novel could get both the LN and Manga of this series. It's just too cute to stay Unlicensed.
(Hope it's alright I posted even though this thread's been dead for so long. I just found it and wanted to support the license of this series.)
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@Demonskid said in Nonbiri VRMOO-ki / Relaxing VRMMO Chronicles:
I'd love it if J-Novel could get both the LN and Manga of this series. It's just too cute to stay Unlicensed.
(Hope it's alright I posted even though this thread's been dead for so long. I just found it and wanted to support the license of this series.)
Sadly, Alphapolis is the publisher. That is effectively a death knell to any hopes of a liscenced translation.
Otherwise I would probably check it out too...
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@Demonskid I don't think the manga is licensable anymore given that alphapolis is already releasing it in english under the title "A Diary of Our Leisurely VRMMO Playthough"
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Premise is that if you are underaged you cannot play game without adult accompaning you. This is why Tsugumi is with them. Players are also not allowed directly engaging with girls or they risk ban.
As it is already said it is harmless. It is quite relaxing to read. There is nothing grandiouse, just standard slice of life but in game.
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That sucks. Gives reason to why everything says "Not Licensed" but also why the fan-scans hadn't updated it in a long time. Shame. Thanks for the information.
There was another manga I enjoyed that I had hoped to get an official license that had this happen to, and their translations were dreadful. RIP Nonbiri.
Hope someone can get the light novel at least then.
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Bummer.
I'll admit to having been following the scanlation at one time, and really liked it.
It's silly yet has a solid storyline, iirc.
I'd be all in for the LN. -
Here is Alpha manga's website for the series https://www.alpha-manga.com/manga/119000129
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@Demonskid said in Nonbiri VRMOO-ki / Relaxing VRMMO Chronicles:
Hope someone can get the light novel at least then.
The pirate scan group is just slow for some series, I don't think that it coming out officially in english has ever stopped them. That said, the "official" scans have surpassed the pirate scans a while back, the latest 3 chapters are always available free on the alphamanga app though you may have to watch a few videos at this point if you want to go from where you left off to the current release (a new chapter was just released today as well) since you'll need to rent with tickets.
Alphapolis has a whopping total of 0 light novels licensed out west I believe, so I would keep your hopes down. Last we've been told about them they don't have a licensing department and they'll turn you away at the door if you show up at their offices (does make you wonder how those companies that got the handful of manga licenses managed to get in).
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@jpwong said in Nonbiri VRMOO-ki / Relaxing VRMMO Chronicles:
@Demonskid said in Nonbiri VRMOO-ki / Relaxing VRMMO Chronicles:
Hope someone can get the light novel at least then.
The pirate scan group is just slow for some series, I don't think that it coming out officially in english has ever stopped them. That said, the "official" scans have surpassed the pirate scans a while back, the latest 3 chapters are always available free on the alphamanga app though you may have to watch a few videos at this point if you want to go from where you left off to the current release (a new chapter was just released today as well) since you'll need to rent with tickets.
Alphapolis has a whopping total of 0 light novels licensed out west I believe, so I would keep your hopes down. Last we've been told about them they don't have a licensing department and they'll turn you away at the door if you show up at their offices (does make you wonder how those companies that got the handful of manga licenses managed to get in).
I wish their system was more like Comico/Pocket Comics, where I can buy tickets/coins to buy the chapters, not just rent them. That's another turn off of their app, losing access to the chapters after x days. Makes it hard to re-read my favorite series. Luckily, the last 3 chapters of Nonbiri are free for me to read so I was able to catch up.
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I‘m more interested in the manga, but the novel sounds good too.
