From: noone@invalid.invalid.com   
      
   Bobbie Sellers wrote:   
      
   > On 10/28/19 2:01 PM, Yes wrote:   
   > > Hello,   
   > >   
   > > I'm confused about Quanzhi-Fashi and Versatile Mage.   
   >   
   > 	i am confused about why you did not post this   
   > in the rec.arts.anime.misc newsgroup?   
   > 	The title sounds as though it is Chinese?   
   > 	Have you checked the online sources?   
   > >   
   > > I first started watching the anime Quanzhi-Fashi at YouTube, through   
   > > season 3.  Later, I found a channel by Boat Ramp with a group of   
   > > videos titled Versatile Mage, chapter 1 up to nearly 400 after   
   > > searching on YT for Quanzhi-Fashi.   
   > >   
   > > What type of content am I watching On the Boat Ramp channel?  I read   
   > > some background info that said the series was released as an anime   
   > > it), as a manga and as a light novel IIRC.   
   > >   
   > > The Boat Ramp channel is missing some chapters, and it's numbering   
   > > is different from that of other channels with Versatile Mage in the   
   > > title.  I'd like to continue from Chapter 92 or so of the Boat Ramp   
   > > channel - the sequence skips at that point,  Does another YT   
   > > channel pick up from where the Boat Ramp stops?   
   > >   
   > > Thanks,   
   > >   
   > > John   
   > >   
   >   
   > 	bliss   
      
   It seems Chinese to me as well.  I don't believe my question belongs in   
   the anime ng, however.  The content I'm watching on YT and the subject   
   of my question here is not anime, but enlarged copies of the manga or   
   maybe it is a light novel.  If you look for the anime series, as far as   
   I can tell, the anime ends with season 3.  On the other hand, if you   
   search YT for the title "Versatile Mage", you will find chapters into   
   the 300 number range.  And I noticed that one channel carrying this   
   series calls them audiobooks, not manga, or light novel or anime.   
      
   There are maybe four to five channels that have content with this   
   title.  The numbering sequence throws me off because it seems as if all   
   of them have a partial number of titles, but not a complete set.  If I   
   knew how the titles on one channel merged into those on another   
   channel, then perhaps I could view the titles in sequence by going   
   hopping from one channel to another as I watched them.  The titles I'm   
   watching are not anime, they are stills.  I don't know if they are from   
   manga or from some other form such as the aforementioned light novels   
   genre.  It would probably help put it into context for me if I knew,   
   hence the point of my query.   
      
   John   
      
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