As you may have noticed, I have added German to the site!
German users, let me know what you think! And any feedback you have, let me know. If you encounter a bug, be sure to log a bug report in the Product Requests category . Below i’ve included some current requests which would really help German flourish on Natively… help us out!
Do you know a large free graded readers series online? In both Japanese and Korean, we’ve found wonderful graded readers series which contain hundreds of free ebooks spanning from super beginner to A2/B1 level. Adding one of these to the site really helps!
I guess this is a difficult case. While the third one is technically not a sequel to the other two, it does feature the name giving animals of those movies. I never really saw the movies myself, but I think they are also shown as stuffed animals there. And they are also produced by the same guy (Til Schweiger).
The picture of the third one is actually the picture for the book. But there is still a 3D animated movie. And the movie poster is nearly the same.
I am not sure whether they should be put into the same series…but at least they are not completely unrelated
Call for help from our German users: I can’t find the fourth volume of the D. Gray-man series on amazon.de. I’ve found the rest of the volumes in German, but just not that one. If you find it, let me know!
Another request for help: I’m looking for the final Silver Diamond volume on amazon.de; it’s a volume of side stories. I’ve found all the rest of the volumes, but I don’t know for certain that this one was translated anyway. Here is the book’s amazon.co.jp page; it’s labeled as a 外伝 (Gaiden), if that helps with DE searches.
(Thank you once again for the google filter yesterday @brandon; that came in super handy looking for these volumes. :S)
Edit: Thank goodness Skip Beat is part of an actual series on amazon.de. I was debating if I cared enough to add it to the site if I had to hunt down 49 separate links. @.@ You’re going to have some good test data with all this manga once linking editions/languages comes down the pipeline, brandon.
Extra question for you @brandon: what happens if I add the amazon.de link for volume 12 of a series, mark it as a series, then hit submit? Does it process correctly?
It’s the final one in the series, but there’s an extra book of side stories that amazon.co.jp at least categorizes as “#28” in the series. Like I said though, I’m not entirely sure if the side stories were licensed for German release; it’s entirely possible they weren’t.
Good catch.
