And the “○” where the N goes was there every time. Protecting us from reading French.
Until this time.
P.S. A Mako is classified as a shark, one of many among the lamniformes, commonly known as mackerel sharks. “Mako” comes from the Māori language, meaning either the shark or a shark tooth
マンコ (manko – excuse my French again) is . . . something completely different.
![[GVG-740] Mako Device Bondage IV: Iron Restraint Ma*ko T*rture Hatano Yui](https://cdn.javsts.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/13gvg740pl.jpg)
The “N” is blurry and light on the cover, but it is there.
N as in Manko (Excuse my French. . .)
Reviewed the site’s title translation for this series
Ma○ko Device Bondage
And the “○” where the N goes was there every time. Protecting us from reading French.
Until this time.
P.S. A Mako is classified as a shark, one of many among the lamniformes, commonly known as mackerel sharks. “Mako” comes from the Māori language, meaning either the shark or a shark tooth
マンコ (manko – excuse my French again) is . . . something completely different.