With the rise of electronic magazines, Japanese physical magazines are in decline. Affected by this, many established magazines have also launched their own electronic versions. On March 15th, corocoro COMIC, a webcomic magazine in the Elementary School Building, was officially launched. However, a new serial on it has triggered many netizens to complain.
This new series, titled Cute Slime Puniru, claims to be the first romantic comedy comic in the history of COROCORO. The game tells the story of Kotaro, a teenager who has entered junior high school, and his handmade slime dolls become girls. Although it seems that it is nothing to just look at the story, the setting of slime lady has attracted the attention of many readers.
Mentioning the most famous slimes in recent years, it is probably the cute king in "About My Rebirth into Slime". However, due to the very subtle characteristics such as the slime physique, the role of slime lady seems to be more common in various edge balls and adult works...
In this manga, there are also scenes that highlight the characteristics of slimes: the male protagonist Kotaro is not only wrapped in slimes, but even swallowed by the whole person...
If it's in a shonen manga magazine, it doesn't seem like much of a content to appear. But the COROCORO series is basically a manga magazine for readers below elementary school age. Serialized in this kind of manga on the website of the sub-supply magazine, I don't know how the children feel, anyway, The Japanese adult readers are complaining continuously: the author's XP is too high for elementary school students, watching this kind of manga will bring bad XP to elementary school students, normal COROCORO manga will not appear in such a figure of middle school seniors, Japan is going to be finished...
So what do you think of this comic?
Is it okay to sub-supply comics like this?