[Oda Non] Non Virgin

oh my God.... OH.MY.GOD!

While Oda Non doesn't do entirely older women, the busty characters are just second to none and as if that weren't enough, we get have it all in full color too. Christmas has come early, it seems.

Sorry to bring bad news, but this is actually a mistake on our end and it's supposed to be $24.95. We're updating the store pages now. This book is almost 150 color pages, compared to around 110 color and 100 monochrome pages in TiTiKEi, which is why they will be priced the same.

I feel like I cheated FAKKU outta $5.00...guess I will have to buy everything you guys decided to sell for the rest of the year to make up for it.

Can't help but feel the same. It's an honest mistake but I appreciate the transparency. That said, I almost never hesitate to buy almost everything you guys put out, it's simply worth it. Years of youthful, if not ignorant, consumption gives way to legitimate enjoyment- I must be getting old.

This year alone I've literally put all my spare money into buying fakku books. Fakku Books are like Pokemon, you just "Gotta catch em all" or in this case "gotta collect them all"?

Oh well I was expecting 24.99 since I knew about it being full color but slightly disappointed since I saw it at 19.99 and was like cool didnt think itd be there only to come back after getting my card information and seeing at its rightful price its cool though I just placed the order with several other books

Couldn't PO fast enough! I'll buy a couple more copies later from Amazon or some other place -only because your international shipping is still pretty pricey: the cheapest option costs as much as the book itself.

I'm really hoping you guys are getting to make some improvements about shipping abroad. I so want to get this book and Metamorphosis. Please, let it be cheaper, at least affordable...

After reading through the preorder page I noticed the chapters are ordered from the most recent release to the oldest from the original magazines, going all the way to 2008. Talk about a long time coming, it's great to see everything come together now in book form.

I'm just wondering is it normal to do newest to oldest chapters or vice versa when it comes to book releases? It's just a curious thought.

What about that United Publications website, shouldn't that have cheaper delivery prices?

The majority of books are ordered newest to oldest... ish. You typically always see any color chapter(s) at the very start of a book, and the first couple chapters after that are generally the most recent ones in some order. After that it's a bit of a mixed bag depending on the artist, but it's rarely strictly in order. One reason for this could be that related stories weren't released in order, which is the case in Heat Alert; and most bonus chapters/pages are new illustrations made for the book that go together with the main chapter, like the first color pages in Melty Gaze or all the bonus pages in Kogals, Sluts, and Whatever.

One obvious exception is when there's a single continuous story in a book. This is the case for both It's a Straight Line Once You Fall In Love! and Metamorphosis, and chapter 1 was naturally released before chapter 2, and so on. Also if an artist already has five books under their belt, there's sometimes not much of a stylistic difference between their oldest and the newest work, so you might see those titles in order, but the chapters might very well still be shuffled around a bit.

If it's just a compilation of mostly unrelated stories, and especially if it's an artist's first book, they're hardly ever ordered based on the original magazine publishing date. The simple reason for this is that an artist (hopefully) improves over time, and they want to impress the reader when you first open up the book with the best they have to offer. The only one I can think of is After School Vanilla, and that's because it stood out to me exactly because it was a debut title ordered from oldest to newest. I suppose Key was one of the most highly praised debut artist of 2014 for a good reason.

PS: I linked to the promo pages for most of these titles since that let's you see the chapter release dates even if you haven't bought the book.

From what I've seen, newer chapters do tend to be towards the front of book releases. This is probably since the author probably feels that these are their better works, so it makes sense to include them near the beginning of a book in order to draw in the reader. Newer chapters aren't necessarily the first chapters (especially if the book has a multi-chapter story), but I'd say the first half of published books tends to have a newer average age than the second half unless if there's a new illustration or two at the end. Also, In cases where the author has published previous books, it's not uncommon for an older chapter that didn't make it into their previous book to be their newer one and these chapters tend to be placed towards the end of a book. However, you do get some cases where the chapters are ordered from oldest to newest, such as in "After School Vanilla". It really depends on how the author wants to organize the book, but typically newer chapters get put near the beginning of a book.

As much as ive spent on fakku its dwarfed by what ive spent on anime in the past year hell gundam purchases alone crush my fakku purchases and I am by no means wealthy but I cant seem to stop buying stuff alot of buying older shows or classics my most recent set me back $80 (I didnt realize itd been on sale 5 years ago) for 4 ovas anime is so expensive sorry about the unrelated post to make it slightly more relevant ill just say oda non its been a long time coming im proud to be a purchaser of one of your works finally

I'd like to order from Fakku directly, because I want to give them my money directly and also obtain the digital version. I heard about some research they were doing regarding delivery prices to europe or something but never heard from it again.

I think they did already. But maybe the one they did is the stop gap until they get a better usps contract.

I'll check, I hope someday I can get these awesome books at more affordable prices.

Absolutely love the art. Absolutely hate the incredibly short stories. Someone please make him do a proper length chapter for once.

With the holiday Thursday/Friday, we'll be posting all remaining chapters later today!

Haul. Received.