Nitos Guide To The Parallel World - Manga

Nito’s Guide to the Parallel World - manga

by Joryu Romero

Hidako Masamune is a high school student who suffers from continuous bullying by his classmates. Becoming tired of it all, he decides to commit suicide, but instead he is transported to another world along with all his classmates. When they arrive, they find that they now possess amazing abilities but he was only granted the status of a "healer," the weakest skill of all. The king decides to get rid of him by transporting him to another faraway place, but not before Hidako swears revenge against the king, the kingdom, and all of his classmates.

i realy like the art for this comic, its simpel but its got a bit of twang. i like the idea of his abilaty of reversing magic and what that means for the world at large. most of the time in my opeon storys like this get stuck on trying to make the main chariter fit in the world, this comic does not do that, he does hide him self but he does not become a large part of the world makeing or selling things like in other kicked out dudes

autocorrect and the record

I read “Autocorrect” by Ellen Xu and listened to “The Record” by Boygenius, and I think that doing this it has uplifted both autocorrect and the record and made them better in my eyes. Both are about connections with others and wanting to be with them. 

In Autocorrect, Ellen speaks about her relationship with her father. Their relationships began to strain from the stress of her father living in another country to work, all the way in China. She talks about how sad and angry she is from her father's choice, and how all the promises he made are now null and void. She says 

“I just had my first driving lesson today and don’t you remember promising me years ago that you would be the one to teach me to drive” 

This line hit me like a hurricane hits a straw house. 

The first song on The Record “Without You Without Them” is about how the singer would not be the same person without their partner's parents but their grandparents. 

“Thank your father before you

His mother before him

Who would I be without you, without them?”

This shows what to know about another person to not only know them but their history, they thank their partner's ancestors, saying they would not be the same person without them. Later in the song they speak about the want to be known and to know someone else 

“Speak to me, speak to me, speak to me

Until your history's no mystery to me”

“I want you to hear my story and be a part of it”

Both speak of a want to understand the other to be close to them, the want to know them. With the record, it’s the want to be known and know, with Autocorrect it is the want to be with someone and share a history. Both of these texts have similar themes and that is why i think they bring out the best in each other, like players in a game of basketball when alone they can work but when together they will win.

The Legion Tapes

The Legion Tapes are selections from an archive chronicling the world after the end. The alien Legion takes over worlds and absorbs the sentients of those worlds. They've assimilated eleven species so far, and humanity is next on their list. But even after the nations of the world fall, and even after being reduced to communicating solely by radio, humanity's fighting back. This podcast does one thing really well and that is its use of the radio. The names of the characters are rather interesting, naming themselves after animals similar to the beacon. There are some slight things that I am not a fan of and they are as such, Mist's voice sounds exactly like karkat from homestuck, they did not go into as much detail about the humans working with aliens. There are some things that they should go in to in later seasons maybe have it take place from the aliens side that would be interesting

Bubble-podcast

Welcome to Fairhaven, a literal Bubble of corporate utopia set amid the wild, goblin-infested Brush. The first scripted comedy series from Maximum Fun, Bubble was created by Jordan Morris, and tells the tale of a small band of monster killers struggling to make ends meet and find love in a nightmarish version of the gig economy I don't think this podcast is that good, maybe it's just not for me but there's a lot that I think they fall flat on like the folks that live outside the bubble, the history of the world. It feels rather slapped together with a lot of cool things that do not fit together. This is “The first scripted comedy series from Maximum Fun” so i dont think they are a place made to make scripted content as all the stuff i have seen from them is not scripted.

Hand in glove

Jake Corliss is a 26-year-old "quadruple-A" pitcher trying to get one last shot in the majors. Javy Correa is a 22-year-old catching phenom ready to take baseball by storm. They're both about to meet in the minors for the first time, though, and when they do, they'll find something neither of them ever expected.

Never going to shut up about gay romance, they do a lot of things well. There are some parts that I think could have been done better but other than that I have no real issues with it. When Javy Correa starts to speak Spanish it never does not make sense. I think there's a lot thay choud do if they wanted to so many good hooks very well baited. 

Find us alive-podcast

Incident 6320-A On █/█/███, Foundation Site-107 underwent a massive dimensional shift, trapping all personnel inside dimensional anomaly SCP-6320. To date, attempts to contact outside help have proved unsuccessful. This is a must listen if you are a fan of scp. At first I was a bit apehenive as they have a autistic character and adhd coded characters, the fear that it would be like the good doctor made me a bit touch and go but as i get to see more of them i feel in love with them. What I see as the main character is a bit boring till he makes a code so they can keep notes, throw loops or reseats. There are some episodes that are so human that I feel like there are really more folks then just the main characters.