What is Fakku nowadays?

Fakku went legit and they now uncensored tankoubon releases and translate chapters from two Wani magazine as their subscription service. Worth every penny imo.

There's other sites where you can read fan translation doujins and hentai.

Don´t forget to mention that the quality of the translations and the images is unbeaten!

13 Bucks very well spent indeed!

The only publisher printing high quality hentai outside japan.

Manga that gets uploaded & distributed without the owner's permission is pretty much no different from downloading movies and TV shows online (piracy). Except artists don't make the same kind of money as Hollywood film studios. This site is now doing legitimate business with manga creators so that fans can enjoy hentai manga through a more respectable avenue.


Here's the breakdown:
+ Support the industry, support artists' hard work
+ Uncensored
+ View all FAKKU content in high quality
+ Very good localizations, high standards
+ New content every day
- Magazine works are exactly what Wanimagazine releases therefore content is not so diverse
- Smaller library than what used to be available
- No download options available yet

Direct from the artist with no edits. A few even when back and redid parts and added new content.



Well the fact fakku's chapters and book aren't scanned and there no scan marks since they're all digital creation to digital project file to flatten png.



Depending on who did it. Not all of the scan sites really have a guy who really know japanese to a guy who took a class or used the korean/chinese and retranslated to english. 80/20 on the sad panda portal of japan.



1 or 2 non h stuff or the rare translated previous chapters. 90% of a months release are for the latest or one issue back.

Freaky nailed it but I'll bite.

> Uncensored we've been dealing with censors forever it being uncensored doesn't really add much and shouldn't really be a selling point.
I might have said the same thing a year ago but now that I've seen the difference these things stick out to me.

> High quality, if I were to bring up a pirated scan and a Fakku scan would there be a significant difference? If its just slight then meh
FAKKU has pretty high standards. The scan community as a whole does not. Of course there are groups that do try to maintain their own standards, but any particular work could look much worse depending on who worked on it. If this wasn't an advantage then FAKKU's work would be pretty disappointing and not worth anyone's money or time.

> Localizations, its not like other sites are offering google translated manga, most of the stuff we've read is at a great quality already.
Again, standards. I'll defer to what Freaky said. It's absolutely true.

> New content, eh between the non-H stuff and the older stuff that's not so good anymore we are still getting dice rolls on stuff ppl want to see.
We are getting non-h stuff because it was in the magazines. I mentioned it above, not everyone is getting what they want. Dice rolls yes, but it's still a work in progress. When FAKKU can expand we will see more content in general and more diverse tags and I can only look forward to that.

Having a high standard of quality is good for everyone. Good for us because now we have lots of beautiful manga. Good for artists because they can trust FAKKU to deliver their work exactly as intended. Good for the industry because strong competition is healthy. Maybe your personal preferences offer more slack but to me these things are very important to note.

Side-by-side comparison with our releases at the bottom. The left is a more extreme case, but it shows how big of a difference you might get. Even if it's not as good as the digital source material that we have, the right is a much better scan, but it still shows off the difference between censored and uncensored.

Scanlations offer a very mixed bag when it comes to translation quality, and even if it sounds good it doesn't mean it's necessarily a proper translation.

As for older chapters and non-h stories, we're currently done with all of the chapters from this month, and there's a week until the new magazines come out, which is why you're seeing that sort of content right now. I would also argue that "the older stuff that's not so good anymore" is an exaggeration. For instance, I don't think there's a major difference between the Koumei Keito chapter that came out nine months ago and the one from this month.

I am definitely in the minority of the minority's for Fakku users who actually enjoy Non-H. As someone who only entered the whole hentai scene in Oct of 2015, and lived off of nothing but manga for all my entertainment needs, Non-H is still welcome. Yes when I want to read manga I could pull any manga off my shelf or read the newest issue of Jump when they release it, but the Non-H manga being produced in the magazines here is unique. I am not going to get that particular comedy in Jump or any of the manga on my shelf.

Also as someone who does not drink alcohol, when my friends say they want to go to a bar (first off they always have a designated driver) I am they guy who is always just drinking ginger ale. Haven't ever tried Milk from a Bar, and probably never will.



I agree with you they need mass appeal for all their users who come here for nothing but Hentai, but if in the 60 or so Subscription releases a month if 2-4 of them are the Non-H chapters that come in the magazines I can't really say that is unrequited effort, they just want to be able to say they released the whole magazine. Which is what they said when they originally marketed the magazine.

Lots of mixed drinks use milk. A very common drink, the white Russian, uses milk or cream. Also while Fakku isn't "revolutionizing manga", they're providing h-manga at great quality. Sometimes I get a little sad when I browse Ex now because I know that most of the stuff won't be uncensored.

I really like the non-h releases and I want more of them! Obviously some people won't like them, but that's fine too. It's all about diversity.

If you live on north pole then overnight is right, otherwise it's damn far from what happened.

Tags are free to check, you can see how much content is under every of them, books have previews, sub chapters have miniatures on mainpage, there's also twitter and forum previews for upcoming month.

Precensored high quality hentai is a new thing but most people already know what they're buying since stuff isn't really new.

Exactly! Everyone can simply check out the raws, you don´t get too much spoiled and at the same time get to know if a book is your taste...

Agreed, and non-h stories can sometimes be more erotic than you might expect if done well, they're just not as explicit.

We can't keep pirated content on the site. The plan is instead to have a system in the future where we make some of our library available for free.