Chillock

Yeah, I'll do that. Nice talking to you guys.

Well I would love to get paid for what I do but I can't do any work officially since I don't have a qualification when it comes to language studies. That's kinda a bummer but I don't let it bother me. Though when it comes to scanlations, I'm not really sure how one would even charge for them considering it would be spread all over the internet once one person got it. And even if you didn't charge and had a donation button, almost no one would even give you anything because it's the internet where everyone takes everything for granted.

Yeah I know, people will do it regardless of whatever anyone wants. Though I don't know how much of Guyver I'll do, it's really a side project I've been doing since I'm waiting for stuff to arrive from Japan. It's left me with a lot of free time when it comes to translating. Maybe I'll finish the volume I'm on, I'm really unsure at this point.

Well, I didn't come on here to start anything. Just to say hi. To answer the first question, I became a fan when I watched the second Guyver anime adaption in 2011 if I remember. After that I read and watched all the stuff related to it, the figures are cool but I don't like the idea of paying with a lump of flesh. And I see where you're coming from about the read online sites, there in it for the money and not for good intentions other than to line their pockets, that's why there's so much of them nowadays. I don't like it when people upload to sites without your permission and thus profit off it, it's both an insult to the translator and the group in general. People need to come to the source instead of online reader sites, interaction with groups is always a good thing.

Hey guys, Ciaran here. The guy responsible for the new translation. If you've got any questions, I'm all ears.