I thought I would check ahead and see, but it wasn’t there.

To be precise, it was there, but it was a completely different thing with a title that was quite similar.

It’s common to see many similar titles and different stories with the same situation when trying to anticipate the next part of a manga.

Recently, everything goes from web novels → novel adaptations → comics → anime.

That’s interesting!

Where is the original work?

Not?

It turned out like that.

I also became like this and was reincarnated as my uncle.

Damn it, someone at Leon-sama’s level is so annoying!

It’s quite common for many people to search for and not find the original work.

That’s why I’m curious about what’s happening in the original work.

>>12

Even though it’s called an original work, it only has the structure of a manga name, and then it’s handed over to the artist in charge.

There are patterns that take shape for the first time when published in manga, and the thread image might be one of those examples.

A manga where an old man and an elf princess are surviving on a deserted island.

Isn’t it based on a web novel?

A rare case like Shanfro, which skipped the novelization and went straight to comic adaptation.

Imprinting is frightening.

>>15

Usually, it gets canceled after a few volumes of the comic adaptation…

There are only about five works that have been adapted into pachislo.

>>21

What happened with Konosuba, Re:Zero, and That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime?

In Dengeki Comics, there is Kakuyomu, but I have seen it turned into a manga without being published as a book.

>>24

I think it’s suited for comics and also for anime.

Her voice is just too cute… Is she really a goddess?

When I thought the cloudiness of the thumbnail cleared up, it was the saint.

When I think about it, is there really room to make that face in a situation with a hero…?

>>27

It feels like I’m safe for now because my blood is slime and I haven’t been recognized as a monster.

Ah ❤️ It’s going to split…! I wonder what will happen when it does.

In pachislot, the manufacturers have the money and reach out from the top of the list.

There aren’t that many chances for minor works to get their turn!

Episode 5 is just too complicated for humans.

The slime face reveal in episode 6 is a turning point.

It has the position that seems to have an original work, but in fact, it does not.

When I read the original work, the developments are completely different from the manga…

>>33

In this scene, where there is reconciliation or mediation, in the original work it literally drops everyone into a hell of massacre after massacre, and it’s terrifying…

>>33

There are times when they say to do whatever you want with the author’s approval…

>>42

The people inside the villainess are here…

>>49

That work, along with Abigail and the Slime Priestess, was something I was prejudiced against without having tried it, like the narou genre.

It was a great work that broke my preconceived notions about light novels with excessively long titles.

It’s understandable that the comic adaptation is also gaining popularity.

>>42

Is it “The Saga of Tanya the Evil”?

>>33

In the original work, the protagonist’s personality puts them at a disadvantage in certain situations, but in the commercial version, there are characters and guest characters who don’t exist in the original that become allies and support the protagonist, which can change the situation for the better compared to the original…

By the way, Ms. Asuka’s previous work “Savage Fang Young Lady” was canceled after three volumes.

I’m relieved that the Slime Saintess seems likely to go beyond volume 3…

Please adapt it into an anime and have Ten play the role of Jelly-sama!

The web, novels, and comics are constantly being revised.

By the time it becomes an anime, it is generally based on the comic adaptation standards.

The voice is nicely differentiated between the androgynous feeling of the slime and that of a saint.

The lowest character is somewhat of a typical “Narou” (web novel).

Huh?? This isn’t the original work???

https://ncode.syosetu.com/n3507ho/

I started this thread because Mii-chan’s manga got updated, but I hate threads that only talk about the original story, so this is fine.

The RTA runner didn’t have an original work either.

>https://ncode.syosetu.com/n3507ho/

There is a comic adaptation of that, right!

I want to cuddle with Piyo-chan.

As long as you just draw the pants…

>>48

Are you happy about Jelly’s panties?

>>52

Something thick will come out.

Piyo-chan’s popularity is still lacking, huh…

>>51

The streaming site…

I have a strong will not to sell erotic content.

I’ll buy the resolve to face it with just a cute slime saint.

>>56

I’ve already done erotic selling as Lady Savage Fang, you know.

>>61

As expected, the trauma of cancellation lingers…

I’m waiting for Ceres’ sexy scenes.

I want to see Lady Jelly eating the chef’s ridiculous food with delight even more.

It’s a manga that honestly makes it hard to understand which demographic it’s aimed at.

Despite the setting resembling that of a villainous noble lady, the only named male characters so far have been a glasses-wearing guy and a chef.

>>64

It’s for slimes!

>>64

Based on the recent feeling, I think the target age is quite low.

Designs and such

>>64

I think it’s fine to say that it’s a manga that can be enjoyed without particularly categorizing it.

A rare work that is serious but not serious, mixed with a heartwarming vibe and misunderstandings, akin to a human drama.

It has become possible that killing the original demon once by the glasses was a remarkable play on a global scale.

I remembered that there was a suggestion for the original work in Garukura for a while.

>https://ncode.syosetu.com/n3507ho/

That’s the one that’s often talked about in conjunction with the crispy mandala.

Berger-kun and Hero-kun

Which one will get to experience a lucky pervert first?

>>70

Berger-kun has already been half-eaten.

Physically

Ceres is voiced by Rie Takahashi, and Anju is voiced by Kayo.

Aside from Ceres, the outfits are relatively well-protected.

It’s cute, isn’t it…?

>>75

Why are you chewing on salmon jerky…?

>>80

An implication to be quiet according to my husband’s family’s customs.

How about some “bubu-zuke”? It’s something like that.

>>81

Being given food and told to be quiet is like a dog or a toddler.

It’s cute, but…

I guess I have no choice but to get off with the naked body of the split body…

>>83

The separate body is only naked, right! Huh!

Savage Fang and Slime Saint are good, but minimum character reincarnation too.

If I had the talent to draw, I would love to draw a lot of naughty pictures of Jelly-sama.

The fact that you can tell it’s salmon jerky just by looking at it…

>>86

I was joking, but is it really salmon jerky!?

The category is considered to be young adult comics.

>>88

It’s a Yan Jump series, after all.

>>91

If you Google it, you’ll find Yan Jan! Be careful because the app is being passed around.

A manga that wouldn’t be out of place even if serialized for elementary school students.

If it’s not some incomprehensible streaming service like Gabugabu.

Even Piyo-chan seems like she could be gaining a bit more popularity…!

On the surface, it seems soft and fluffy, but there are slums, many poor people, demonic lords, and terrorists operating in the shadows, so the reality is very grim.

>>96

The swapped former content is not the most loose and fluffy!

>>98

Isn’t it too sad for Father…? The daughter who thought she was possessed by a demon has been taken over by a natural-born psycho and has become the real deal…

The Neighboring Yan-Jang

I laughed when the number of terrorists increased.

It’s a serious scene, but…

It’s full of good people, considering it’s Young Jump.

I feel like there aren’t many shady characters in Young Jump itself.

>>101

There aren’t many unscrupulous people among the female armored knights, are there?

Is the author intending something like a poison-squeezed cookie?

The parts that are hard to understand are surreal and interesting.

Oh no… the thread is being invaded by Piyo-chan.

It didn’t work.

You must not leave behind eyes without clouds!

>>107

Is a demon possessing me…?

It may not be cloudy for sure, but…

It’s turned into a different manga story, but Piyo-chan is also interesting and cute, so I recommend it!

>>109

I’ve started to look forward to the episodes featuring souvenirs from the in-laws that don’t seem to exist in the original work.

(Open with four consecutive clear-eyed shots)

A slightly erotic Jelly-sama.

It’s your eyes that are cloudy!

From a reader’s perspective, it’s just the usual slime face.

To the characters, it probably only looks like the smile of a saint…

>>114

But this stupid pick…

Recently, the use of foggy glasses has become rare.

>>115

Because the hero kid interrupted me while I was with my companion…

But

That’s how it feels.

I’ve been thinking a lot since the confrontation episode, but Berger is also quite a hard worker like Will.

I want to be cornered and get ambushed, then receive jelly therapy and join the side of my allies.

Sometimes it’s good not knowing what the future holds.

As of now, the most wicked character depicted in the work is definitely Julie-sama (true form)…

>>121

If anything, Conan-kun’s group of criminals even has a victims’ association for ultra-evil young ladies.

Is that the case with fawn-like meat too?

Everyone except for former Jelly-sama is struggling in this manga.

Mainly due to the former Jelly-sama.

Even though it involves national defense, if an assassin appears, it’s unsettling… because you start to think, “It’s not surprising if this guy is targeted…”

>>125

Because of that, the initial response was delayed!

Is Will jealous of the hero?

I’m registered in the manga about dogs dying.

One part of the mistake in education must lie with your father…

A person who can stab someone with a fork while smiling is either a devil, a mafia member, or the leader of bandits.

I am the type of person who reads the original work after watching or reading completed anime or manga adaptations!

>>135

It’s a technique that I can’t recommend for certain works… especially in the case of original stories that are unfinished in the Narou or light novel genres.

There are also those that put out a temporary final episode for the manga adaptation at a point where it feels somewhat complete.

After reading the Arakawa version of The Heroic Legend of Arslan, reading the original novel’s 16 volumes published by Kobunsha will definitely cause lasting damage.

There is also the method where a manga artist writes an original narou manga instead of one based on a narou novel.

Recently, there have been an increasing number of original works originating from Narou.

I’m glad there was demand, but I’m torn between feeling like I can’t read the continuation.

In “The Saga of Tanya the Evil,” it seems unreasonable for Mr. Drake to be alone… so in the manga and anime, relatives were created.

I think it’s fine if it comes out as a picture book.

>>142

It’s impossible as a former Jelly!

>>142

The behavior of the real Jelly at the beginning is too wicked…

>>145

Let’s make a mild modification!!

It’s about bullying like that of a mean old lady.

>>146

There’s no servant who would kill like that!

>>147

Well, Snow White’s mother was jealous of her daughter’s beauty and poisoned her.

>>146

That old woman is going to fill a sake bottle with her urine, claiming it’s sake.

>>148

It’s not that malicious.

Just leaving a high empty sake bottle next to where the child wet themselves.

This has the original author attached, but the author is someone who has written on Narou.

It’s tough when a work becomes popular and the pace slows down significantly during the process of turning it into a volume.

Eyes without a hint of cloudiness.

There aren’t many works that feature a slime as the main character when you think about it.

>>154

Eh…?!

>>154

Don’t you know about “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime”?!

>>154

Are you a hermit?

>>154

Hehehe… I’m surprised by this slime reincarnation. I didn’t know there were still ignorant country folks who didn’t know that the great sage is being hugged by his adopted elf daughter…

>>154

Isn’t there both Tensei Slime and Slime Tensei…?

If its popularity doesn’t drop, it seems like it might be getting an anime adaptation around next year.

>>157

That’s definitely too little stock.

With a moderate length, it seems like it could be a movie in two parts, like Sword Master Jelly.

I wonder how many episodes they will do for the voice comic addition.

You can see that face in episode 6.

If things go smoothly, I need to save stock for another two years.

About 9 to 10 volumes in comic form.