Ryoko Kui - Blog Posts
"Fantasy's greatest strength as a genre is how it gives readers the chance to live out their escapist-"
WRONG. Fantasy's greatest strength is that interactions like this can happen.
Gege and Ryoko Kui are the perfect visualizer of what loving your OCs can look like and it's genuinely so funny
“Omg dungeons menshi is so good! The characters and the worldbuilding and the art and the hu—“
It’s because the author had TWO MONTHS between publications instead of the usual week. 8X the amount of time to plot her story and see where she had been and where she was going and figure out how best to get there. Imagine if this was the industry standard instead of the crushing gears of weekly publication which grinds the minds, bodys, and souls of mangaka to dust until there is nothing left. Imagine Dungeon Menshi qualify manga as a rule not the exception. Imagine stories that did not destroy their creators. Imagine—
I adore how Ryoko Kui compares all her characters, it’s a really good practice to do so when you have a lot of characters like she does. She’s so incredibly good at making each character unique and realistic for the world they live in, it’s so beautiful and I am going to take so many notes from her when making characters in the future.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!! The books finally came and I’m so happy!!
Delicious in Dungeon
dungeon meshi chapter 55
Distant Utopia - from ひきだしにテラリウム (Terrarium in a Drawer) by Ryoko Kui
now that Dungeon Meshi has an official English translation, i hope someday Kui’s other work will get translated too. this anthology was really good, and this story was one of my favorites
Just got to fully finish DunMeshi using physical volumes and all I can say is AGGAHGAGAGAHAHSIFNEBSIXUNDKSOSURNDOZISHDBRKDOSIDJDNNERIIRMGOVICJLROEWIBSBTBROFKFBJDOSIRBTBLFIDHSBSKFOFUSNEIFODKSBEIFKDBXISKBRUDIDJDHDHDHDHBD
Thank you for coming to my T.E.D talk, I love this manga and it’s one of the very few things that has gotten my through life this last year and a half.