The spiritual successor of the largest pirated comics site "Manga Village" was sued by four major comics companies and closed down

Not long ago, Japan's largest pirated comics site "Mangamura" was destroyed ( reported by this site ). On September 14, according to foreign media reports, "Hoshinoromi", suspected to be the largest spiritual successor of "Mangamura", was jointly sued by Japan's four major comics companies and has been closed.

·Hoshinoromi is another large pirated manga website that emerged after Mangamura was investigated. Its content and section formats are similar to Mangamura. The most important thing is that the name of the website is the name of Romi Hoshino, the founder of Mangamura.

Such a blatant resurrection is simply intolerable to the Japanese comics industry. The four largest comics publishers in Japan, Shueisha, Kadokawa, Kodansha, and Shogakukan, jointly sued. Now "Hoshi noromi" is in a state of being unable to log in, and the official Twitter has also been deleted, but it cannot be ruled out that a new "spiritual successor" will appear again.