Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 12:48 am
I personally find that rather annoying considering the more expedient rate of translation going on in France. Oh well though, no use complaining. If I'm not mistaken, the next one up for translation is Sea God in the East anyway, and frankly, that was one of the less interesting plot lines to me in the anime. Eugene Woodbury has all of Thousand Leagues of Wind/Sky at Dawn done and will be finishing up The Shore at Twilight within a few more weeks anyway.
Best thing to do now is wait for Ono to get some more major novels written. Hopefully that will spark a renewed interest in the animated series which would perhaps in turn increase sales of the book, and if that were the case, Tokyo Pop might even feel inclined to increase their translation rate.
Best thing to do now is wait for Ono to get some more major novels written. Hopefully that will spark a renewed interest in the animated series which would perhaps in turn increase sales of the book, and if that were the case, Tokyo Pop might even feel inclined to increase their translation rate.