Welcome to the NHK: 01 by tatsuhiko takimoto

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April 17,2025

Absolutnie nie mój klimat. Cringe mnie pokonał, a fabuła nie interesowała ani ciut ciut.
Kreska mnie odpycha, pogłębiając tylko niechęć do tego tytułu.

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JohnnyBoy333

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April 17,2025

Now this serie tocuh a very delicate the hikkimori, it shows the problem of the hikkimoris, Satou is a very lame character and Misuki is in love with him or it looks like but I wonder why is she helping him.

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Jade18

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April 17,2025

The main character is very well.

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getoffurphone

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April 17,2025

Sato taking photos of underage girls so he can convince himself that he is sick= :D

Sato taking photos of underage girls because he likes underage girls= D:

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smoso

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April 17,2025

A dark, delicious look at oneself through a unique perspective that is not normally showed in most media in my opinion. I have the entire manga series, and cannot stop recommending it as a must read for anyone wanting something that has humor, romance, and a deep inner movement in character development.

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datmanlyman

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April 17,2025

[Series Length: 8 volumes / Read: volume 1]

Having enjoyed classic otaku homages like "Comic Party", "Otaku No Video" and "Nadesico", I would get excited about any new property that features stories about anime/manga fans for anime/manga fans.

With "Genshiken", I found a slice-of-life story centering on otaku (hardcore fans of anime and/or manga) that ended being a little bland, with shocking moments that weren't really shocking, and action rather slow-paced until near the end. But at least, you got to see a good cross-section of fandom, from video gamers to manga artists to model builders to even doujinshi and hentai-lovers. And generally, all the characters were likeable and non-offensive.

On the other hand, "Welcome to the NHK" focuses on the filthiest and creepiest otaku, and I immediately started wondering why the hell should I care about anyone in this story? Once I came to my answer, I promptly dropped this from my reading list.

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dipes

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April 17,2025

l'adattamento manga di welcome to di NHK(in origine una light novel)è in parte una sorpresa,dopo aver visto l'anime pensavo che avrebbero optato per un'approccio soft su determinati eventi e personaggi,eliminando o modificando i dettagli più sordidi,invece questa versione della storia,se possibile,li amplifica addirittura,soprattutto qui nel primo volume(esempio perfetto è la scena in cui Sato si apposta fuori dalla scuola o il differente contenuto del CD che gli viene consegnato come "materiale di consultazione" nel maga rispetto all'anime)in definitiva trovo che la storia scorra meglio e sia più piacevole nell'anime ma la brutalità di questa versione,sottolineata anche da uno stile grafico molto più appuntito e spigoloso dell'anime,ha un fascino singolare e amplifica ancora di più la sensazione di trovarsi di fronte a un "caso umano".

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kenconstantine

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April 17,2025

A clever approach to a problem plaguing the Japanese Youth Population today -- the Hikikomori. Hikikomori is the Japanese word referring to acute social withdrawal. The story revolves around Tatsuhiro Satou a young 22 year old man who believes in a conspiracy that has caused him to become a hikikomori. When a young lady, Misaki Nakahara, approaches Satou, she convinces him that she can cure him of his affliction.

This is a humorous yet angsty filled approach to a problematic subject. The art is rough and successfully reflects the story's mood and meaning.

I wouldn't recommend this story to new manga readers. This is best understood by those who have successfully (or obsessively) delved into the otaku culture and/or mind-set.

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