Besides that, it’s only KADOKAWA and Houbunsha that are doing it, I suppose.

I agree, but that’s too extravagant!

You can read it on Magapoke too, but there are quite a few original ones here that are pretty interesting, right?

I realized after joining that almost all of Kodansha’s manga magazines are available to read as much as you want.
It’s best if there are only 2 to 3 things in a magazine that make me want to read on and wonder about the next part.

Kodansha being an unsuccessful publisher is hard to believe…

KADOKAWA is also unreasonable.

Once you get used to this, it seems foolish to subscribe to each magazine from the same publisher individually.

The UI here is easy to see, you know.

I wonder why there is Comic DAYS when there is Magapoke…

If you buy a single story, all apps should provide perpetual rights.

There are many magazines available to read through subscriptions, and they also give out a lot of free tickets.
Single-issue purchases are not time-limited, and when they are compiled, they are automatically turned into a comic book.
I seriously want this to become the standard for manga apps because the service is amazing.

I can’t read the evening edition anymore, but it’s still quite cheap.

There are only trash or garbage subs for other manga.

I can still understand Magapoke, but…
Do you need Yanmaga WEB or D Morning?

Publishers are filled with people who think they’re great just because they can make money.

Weekly, monthly, special edition, and RED-type subscriptions available in Akita.
I want a subscription service where I can read the Big Comic series from Shogakukan.

But it seems that even the anonymous Piccoma doesn’t like it…

DAYS is white blurred.

Also, DAYS doesn’t need many revisions frequently.

Well, if everyone isn’t copying it, it probably isn’t making any money.

The one that gives you points for reading and lets you skip pages is really great.

It’s mainly Yanmaga, but I can also read Morning as a bonus.

I’m subscribed to BookWalker.

The hair play often has a blur effect.

FUZ was better in the past, but now.
The update has turned it into a complete mess.

I rarely use them, so I get surprised when I occasionally check the number of tickets I have accumulated.
The service is nice.

If it isn’t profitable, I wouldn’t be doing it.
The reason no one imitates it is that without the kind of recognition and size of companies like KADOKAWA or Kodansha, it won’t lead to profit.

I was able to save up a lot of free tickets, so I had around 600 of them.
I couldn’t stop reading Gokki after a long time, so about 200 sheets disappeared.

Not knowing where and what is serialized is a troubling point.

The ones serialized in Comic DAYS and Maga Poke will be published as tankobon under an existing manga magazine label, so it’s a hassle to search for them in bookstores.

I had some tickets saved up, so I read “Medalist” and it was really interesting…

It often happens that I could read the latest chapters for free until now, but with the switch to web delivery, a subscription becomes necessary.In terms of being outside the subscription, K2 is that.
I’m using my subscription points to read the latest chapters.

Outside of Yanmaga WEB, it’s guaranteed to be black seaweed.
It’s just meaningless that it’s allowed on Yanmaga WEB.

The points scheduled to expire next month are 750 points…
What on earth is this!?

I think it’s one of the most praised among manga-related apps.
The only complaint mentioned is to compile this within the publisher.

It seems there are several manga apps by publishers that are subdivided by editorial departments, so is it a hassle to compile them?

The special edition magazine and Monthly Young Magazine seem like they might disappear in a few years…

It’s surprising that it didn’t even happen in the evening.

Yanmaga WEB has an image of eroticism and exile.
D Morning is… seriously, what is it for…

I have about 400 tickets even though I haven’t done anything special.

It’s a wonderful subscription, but…
When considering the amount, it’s a level of extravagance that seems unimaginable.

I’m reading Q.E.D. Are there any other recommendations?

Buying manga magazines from Kodansha in physical form is something only a fool would do!
However, considering the damage to the printing company, I understand it might be difficult for other publishers as well.

Even for a more expensive subscription, around 1000 yen is acceptable.
It’s amazing how the number of magazines increases tremendously.

I don’t have the app, but it might be the site that I’m most reliant on.

I was happily calling it a magazine, but it turned out to be a women’s magazine.
There are times when I realize that I wouldn’t have had the chance to touch something like this.

Even though it’s serialized on the web, there are cases where continuity depends on paper sales!
It must be difficult, I guess.

The subscription for Days has a price glitch!!!!

It’s a bit ambiguous when it comes to whether to buy Sirius for the tower dungeon and breath, so it’s very helpful.

I wonder how important it is for paper to sell.
It feels like an advertisement for a paperback.

Thanks to this, there are quite a few manga that I’ve started buying after reading magazines.
I think there is also a promotional effect like that.

I’m happy that the tankoubon has been completed after purchasing the episodes!
Are you listening to that paid rental thing?

I wonder why the more individual issues I buy, the cheaper the volume becomes; it’s scary.

For now, let’s start by consolidating the e-book services of each company into one.

I’m not asking for too much, so please make an app for Champion Cross.

Piccoma has made it so that emulators are banned in the update, and now it can’t be accessed from a PC…