With a keen eye for the overlooked, Nicoryuu dives into the depths of manga narratives, shedding light on the unsung roles in the genre—like mothers, who are apparently just as likely to be left out as the last slice of pizza at a party.

As a bridge between Japanese and French, they expertly navigate linguistic nuances, proving that translation isn’t just a job; it’s an art form that deserves as much attention as a shoujo manga love story.

Posts about retro games are sprinkled throughout like delightful easter eggs, showcasing an impressive command of retro culture where every game is treated like an antique conversation piece.

The self-appointed starter pack wizard, Nicoryuu gathers translators and enthusiasts like a manga-reading Pied Piper—with a side of self-deprecation that is charming enough to melt the coldest of hearts.