Seeing as how there's been no reviews, I'll make one. Sukedachi Nine...I'm sure we've all heard of Seishi Kishimoto by now. If not from his series, 666 Satan, than from having read his twin brother's work, Naruto. Let's get down to it. If you're looking for a long series, then you're fresh out of luck. This series only has TWO translated/scanlated chapters, with a total of 6 chapters out right now. Search as you might, you'll find no cause or reasoning for this. Mangastream was the only group scanning this series, and they dropped it for unknown reasons. On that note, there is little characterdevelopment, aside from the main character (he can't feel, and he hates being unclean; kinda like Levi). It's not the mangaka's fault, as we've only 2 chapters to rely on. If no English translations are made, then by the end of the year, I'll just drop the series, and go about my day. The story itself has a lot of promise and potential, the art is fantastic, and I enjoyed what little was presented to me. What pains me more is the fact that this series has two spinoffs and those won't be translated either. If I'm being generous, I'd say this series had the potential to follow in Attack on Titan's footsteps, in popularity and significance.