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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Apr 2003.
Re: Hikaru no Go Manga

Re: Hikaru no Go Manga

Hi!

> Can you explain the joke for me? I don't get it :(

normally toriyamaworld.com provides scanlations of the Hikaru no Go manga in png format.

1. April news was:
Minor site redesign, new manga format
As you can see, we have begun implementing a no-images version of the site, to save on bandwidth. Right now only the front page is affected, and there are still a lot of kinks to be worked out, but please be patient with us as the change is implemented.

Along with this, we are moving no-images versions of the manga chapters, for a huge bandwidth savings. To showcase our new format we've got the Nase sidestory from Hikaru no Go vol. 18 for you. Go check it out!

cu peter
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