Hi

[mattfabb]

Hi this is Matt

I got here following Boku Dake Ga Inai Machi. Really good manga, congratulations on the fantastic job scanlating it.

[Wraith]

Thank you, but we are really junior partners, we do proofreading, typesetting and quality checking. The brunt of edition and the translation are done by Norway Scans.

[mattfabb]

Ah ok, so you kind of lend them a hand...I was always curious, how do these collaborations work out? Are you friends with them, or you do something for them and they do something for you?

[Wraith]

Joint projects are normally a simple matter of common interest. Two (sometimes more) groups want to do a series, but neither has all the personnel needed, and through common acquaintances (or members who belong to both groups) they agree to work on it together.

[PervySageChuck]

Ahhh... Don't let Wraith bamboozle you!

I snuck into the headquarters of Norway Scans and held a gun to their leader's head and told him, "Either Death Toll gets their name on the credit page, or your brains will be on that page!"

Their leader and Head Translator, A.P., then said, "That sounds very reasonable! Welcome to the project!"




And that's the (dis)HONEST TRUTH!!!

[Comicryan]

Ha! I would believe it.

OH! And hi, by the way.

[Danielgub]

Hey everyone, I wanted to start a discussion about tutorials and software related to Death Toll. As we all know, navigating the world of manga can sometimes be overwhelming, especially for newcomers. Do you have any favorite tutorials or software that have helped you better enjoy and understand the content on Death Toll? Whether it's a guide on how to read manga effectively or software that enhances your reading experience, please feel free to share! I'm always looking for new tools to improve my manga reading journey, and I'm sure many others in the community would appreciate your recommendations. Let's help each other out and make our Death Toll experience even more enriching and enjoyable!