I see a lot of similarities between these two mangas. Both are about similar and yet unique topics. Both are, at its core, shonen mangas (protagonist goes through trials and tribulations, becomes stronger, etc). Imo both have excellent art and story.
Is there one that you guys prefer? If so, why?
Or perhaps there’s another manga with similar topic and style that you prefer over these two?
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Read 1F no Kishi Ch. 23 on MangaDex!
Isekai / reincarnation / fantasy mangas have been huge these past couple of years. There are many interesting mangas with various topics and themes out there, but “cooking” is one theme that I can’t get behind.
I love cooking mangas in general. I’ve read Mister Ajikko, Chuuka Ichiban, Yakitate Japan, Shota no Sushi, Oh! My Konbu, Shokugeki no Soma, and many more. In these mangas, no matter how ridiculous it gets, it is usually based on real world ingredients. The final product is often exaggerated but the flavor is something I can actually imagine. I’ve actually attempted to make some of them and read about others who have done the same.
But this is often untrue for cooking scenes in fantasy mangas. For example, cooking is a major part of Drifting Dragons. They would make dragon meat dishes that are similar to real world dishes and go into details about how it tastes. In Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill, Mukoda would make real-world dishes but isekai monster meat, and how great they taste. But… so what? No matter how much you describe the taste to me, I don’t know and will never know how a dragon or orc taste.
I’m not saying those mangas are boring. I actually really enjoy both Drifting Dragons and Campfire Cooking, but I just can’t get into the food part of it. I would probably enjoy them even more if they glossed over the food and spend more time on other things.
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https://www.nba.com/magic/news/orlando-magic-waive-bol-bol-release-20230704
The Orlando Magic have waived forward-center Bol Bol.
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Ingles makes the switch to Orlando after one season with Milwaukee.
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Decided to post a new cheat sheet without some outdated info. The old one can be found here: Old Cheat Sheet
Progenity/Biora's major shareholder, who started investing in Progenity back in 2013.
BELOW INFO IS SLIGHTLY OUTDATED. Athyrium recently invested more to adjust their warrant strike price. It is unclear exactly how much they own right now.
This was a prominent theory during the initial ramp in late 2021, but not many talk about this anymore. A buyout is always possible, but there are not that many signs which points to one.
BT-600 (formerly PGN-600)
BT-001 (formerly PGN-001)
Note: the likelihood is my personal opinion and is subject to change.
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