I saw them and they're great!
Will be downloading for sure.

Also about the 'Komuro' of the anime world' bit, you are correct. I have a copy of the first US edition of volume 3, and the same reference is made.

onsenmark wrote:

Anyone gotten these to work on Kindle yet? I wanna grab them, but I dunno if they'd work with the app -- plus, I have little idea how to get them on my phone in the first place, other than possibly sideloading...

Well, Gio put them up as MOBIs, and that's the format Kindle uses. I don't know why it would be a problem to load it on. I use the program Calibre for that, but can you just hook up the Kindle to your computer and manually drag the MOBI into the appropriate drive?

Dallbun wrote:

onsenmark wrote:

Anyone gotten these to work on Kindle yet? I wanna grab them, but I dunno if they'd work with the app -- plus, I have little idea how to get them on my phone in the first place, other than possibly sideloading...

Well, Gio put them up as MOBIs, and that's the format Kindle uses. I don't know why it would be a problem to load it on. I use the program Calibre for that, but can you just hook up the Kindle to your computer and manually drag the MOBI into the appropriate drive?

I don't have a Kindle per se, but I do have the app on my phone. That's why I asked -- will it work on the app version(I presume so, but better safe than sorry.)?

As a Kindle device & app user, I can confirm the .mobi files work both on the device & the app (and they look super snazzy too!).

To get the files onto your phone, you could just drag & drop them for android. 

However, I find the easiest way for me get .mobi files from out in the world onto either the phone or ereader is to email the files to my Amazon account so they are stored in the cloud.  By doing it this way, I can later pull them into any Amazon ereader (vs having to manually move it when changing phones; I always forget) & it tracks where I was in the book across multiple devices just like Kindle books you buy from Amazon.

To do this, open the app & go to Settings. Make sure the the check box under 'Data Storage Access' is checked.  Then copy the email address under 'Personal Documents' & send an email to that address with the .mobi files attached.  You don't have to put anything else in the email (header/body text, etc.)   After about five or so minutes, open the app up again & Sync the device.  The files should pop up in the menu with all your other Kindle content.

To later manage or delete any items that you may have emailed, login to your Amazon account & look for 'Manage Your Content & Devices.'  Once here, click 'Docs' in the 'Show' dropdown menu, which should be all the things or books you have emailed in this way.

I hope this helps!