Well I'm from Boston in America.

And for the Germans who can buy Blame! tranlated at newstands, Sterben Sie doch, bitte. Which if I correctly remember my German class when we came up with that, that is the more polite way to tell someone to die. Just kidding.

If I may add another question to where you are from, how did you discover Blame! ?

I forget how it was to get me to first read it. Upon hearing about it a again, I downloaded more of it from Omanga and then was hooked.

So some of the places I first heard about Blame! was browing manga at Omanga and the named seemed odd and it sounded cool. I also heard aobut it in a Hellboy forum I ran when someone mentioned
Nihei was doing some art for the film. Later on I got an e-mail from director del Toro clarifiying that Nihei only sent in a picture and wasn't a desginer. Though del Toro also said he loved Nihei's work and would love to work with him again. Also somewhere in there I heard about Nihei's then upcoming Wolveirne miniseries for Marvel. When i picked up the first issue of that I read some Blame! but wasn't as hooked as I am now.

-Xenos

germany...

i think i saw a blame-cover when i searched for some manga-info on the net and somehow this cover seemed very interesting to me. so i searched some sites with more info on blame and finally bought the book .

I am from Portugal, and I only could download the manga from the Omanga.net site cuz in this stupid country they only sell Blame!'s french version and I don't speak a word of french :?

Hi im from Lithuania a very small country near Russia or Polland ech whatever... Im trying to create a lithuanian BLAME! community but its kind of hard cause MANGA is not popular in my country ant there is a very few people who understands what manga is... Ech i feel sick sometimes of this country... Well anyway I had only 6 people who was interested in BLAME! and in the end they just left my mirc channel when they read last manga chapter... Well whatever I still sharing everything that I have related to BLAME! so if somebody needs somethin they can always ask me and ill give them! Cause we cannot let BLAME! DIE WITH THE LAST CHAPTER DAMMIT!

Oh and her is my ftp://84.32.40.156/

Well i wish lots of luck for BLAME! fans... Seeya someday maybe...

I'm from Italy And by the way... hello everyone. Some of you may remeber me from Heavy Industries.. I'm the chap who provided Krum with some really horrible translations waaaaay back in the day when Blame! got first published here. (Hi Krum&Crumb. Hope you're doing fine )

years later, and I'm still waiting for Volume 10 to come out (should be in a couple of months, I'm told) to complete my crap-tastic C_Dogs mod


Now if you'll lower your eyes an inch or so, youll'see in my sig. the link to my blame! site. Not very useful for you unless you're italian, but it does contain a decent links section. Not to mention the aforementioned mod. 'bye!

" Actually, we couldn't find the page you requested. Please check the URL."

the correct address is:
http://www.angelfire.com/co/baol/blame.html
(html not htm suffix)

oops. My bad. Thanks...

Well, I'm a newbie from Brazil.

Probably Blame! will never be released here. They only release dumb mangas (Dragon Ball, Love Hina, Samurai X, Video Girl Ai, etc etc etc). I got my translations of Blame from omanga and Noise from a brazilian group, and like everyone here, I'm obsessed with Blame, Biomega and NSE.

I'm fom Serbia n' Montenegro, but I'm actually hungarian. Oh, and I'm just testing my avatar!

I'm from Holland, my parents live in Germany near the Dutch border though. I read about Blame! the first time in a German Anime/Manga magazine. A while after that, a guy at a Dutch forum gave a link to a downloadsite. I sincerely thank him for that.

I think that some Dutch people do watch anime and read manga, but mostly these are downloaded from internetsites. There aren't many bookstores who sell manga's; most of them are Dragonball and Yu-Gi-Oh. Anime is a bit more popular, but the prices are often high. The bookstores in the bigger cities like Amsterdam, Utrecht, etc. do have a bigger collection, but I don't live near those cities, so I can't visit them very often.

So far for this rambling post .