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Hi there!
I'm a faithful J>E translator. Not a localising vandal.
If you leave a comment on a tweet and I don't reply, I'm sorry. Twitter isn't showing most replies to me these days.
Have a cheerful Miku for reading this pinned tweet.
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This is what happens when all the (US-located) platform holders cannot tell the difference between a grown ass woman (flat chest or otherwise) and a five year old girl.
CEO of Japanese sexy game company says depicting adult women with small chests has become “risky,” which is why all their characters are extremely well-endowed
https://t.co/GdW47kakph
So to prep for an upcoming translation I had to read all previous PUBLISHED volumes of a certain title. And every single volume contained 20+ obvious mistakes and about 30+ more that had butchered the Japanese. People are paying to read these and they're objectively garbage.
And yeah, the various "isekai" themed stories I have in various stages of progress all feature a struggle. Characters who can power through with ease aren't interesting to write.
Personally, I'd say the problem isn't "isekai" so much, rather that everyone pretty much only writes the most obvious power fantasies now. Go back to stories where characters must struggle and don't instantly have a deus ex machina gimmick to solve everything.
Kadokawa cites excessive reliance on the isekai genre as one of the major causes of the decline in profitability in its domestic publishing business
https://t.co/5XkszKkDcO
Ah, social media where trying to be social by following people can be called "aggressive". LOL.
And whoops. Guess I only have 49 tweets left for the day now.
Better laugh at elmo's latest attempt to get money out of people while I still can.