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Haha, you ditch this I see.

Monkeii12 wrote: I only said 'might'.

Are you still doing sakurasou and famima?

pudding321 wrote:

Monkeii12 wrote: I only said 'might'.

Are you still doing sakurasou and famima?

Sakurasou, yes. Famima, not at the moment. Still waiting for my editor to finish editing the remaining chapters before I start vol2

I finished reading the latest novel earlier this month (being able to read raws is awesome).
Since the anime is unlikely to finish book 6 by then, it seems reasonable to actually work on translating it.

A friend and I are considering working on translating the books on our own, from the Japanese raws I have. Probably over the summer holidays. Then I remembered that there was Baka-Tsuki.

Not sure if we commit yet, since there's university exams right now.

I am considering starting from book 3,4, or 5, since by the time we actually start, the anime would've reached that point.
I highly suspect that the anime would end with the epic scene at the end of book 5, so jumping to book 6 after the anime finishes airing is a possibility as well...

I would love to see this series translated, it's most definitely in my list to read/translate when i learn enough Japanese, but that will take a while.

I would love to read this novel~ The story has some potential, but seeing the anime, I can't predict how the plot will be developed.

Kokuhaku wrote:I would love to read this novel~ The story has some potential, but seeing the anime, I can't predict how the plot will be developed.

The same here, I think it would be a greath addiction, and if it get a english traslation, I shall also translate to my portuguese and sorry for my poor english..

I hope one of the people talking about doing a translation follows through. It is a fun story.

Just found this serie has a ongoing light novel! I hope it will be translated because I think the anime seem unfinished.

It would be awesome to be able to read it in English!

With the anime having officially ended, can anyone who's read the LNs perhaps indicate how far the show made it? As well as whether it was reasonably/highly faithful or omitted/changed a lot?

I'm not sure about the right but, I suppose that the anime ends at the volume 4...

Why "suppose"? Did it only partially cover v4 or skip something in the middle?

I apologize if I'm simply misinterpreting your response—which is much appreciated, by the way.

I was just kinda thinking of taking a look at the LNs after my schedule clears up a bit more, and wasn't sure where I should start. Between this and Kokoro Connect and Mayo Chiki!, I'm honestly a bit torn about which story I want to follow up with. HenNeko seems like it would be the most simplistic in terms of language, though...

I wanted to say, that was finished the vol4, but I guess my preview post was easy to be misunderstood, BTW i don't know why

well, I can't say exactly, but I guess that if you want read(if you can read japanese) you can start reading from the vol5

Edit:

Eh, a bit. If HenNeko isn't too complex, i.e. more on the OreImo scale than the SaW scale, I could slowly work my way through it with the occasional* vocab issue. Once I become familiar with some of the more common words I figure it would ease up. The biggest issue would probably be Koutetsu-san's style of speech. I won't be at the level of TLing anytime soon, but at least I might get the gist of the story.

*read: code for "frequent"

extended explanation (drifting off-topic) off-topic: Mayo Chiki!

Well, if you can read this (水着) you can read HenNeko.

Well, at least I think that if you want to read the novel, and you can understand, you could try translating it! well, I'm too lazy to read some novels in japanese, so I never read from vol 1 chapter 3 on towards in HenNeko...

I could at least say that the anime covers the vol 4 by the novel ilustrations..