How to use the Comico app to read Nanbaka- A Tutorial!!
Hello Everyone!! So recently have gotten some messages and asks on how to use the Comico app for Android or Iphone. So I decided to create a simple step-by- step tutorial to help anybody who is confused.
Please Note: I cannot read Kanji, everything explained is from my own perception, the pictures also displayed are from my Iphone, so Iâm not sure if the android version is any different, sorry I apologize if it is Android users⌠^^;
With out further ado, letâs get started!!
So first, Open up your Comico app and you should come to a page that looks like this:
For simplicity sake I will only be going over the tabs at the bottom (except for the middle since that holds no relevance in reading nanbaka) so these tabs at the bottom are you tool guide, if you get lost or anything just click on the first tab and try again.
The first tab we have is the Comico home page, which is represented by the little âCâ at the bottom of the page.
Next you want to click the 2nd tab where the blue arrow is pointing at.
By picking this tab you will be brought to a page that look like this:
In order to find nanbaka, click on the tab circled in blue,
and your page will look like this:
Viola~ youâve found nanbaka owo~ So press the aesthetically pleasing photo of Jyugo and you will be brought to a page that looks like this:
An important think to remember about this step is the make sure, you press the star over by the blue arrow, since Iâm 95% sure that adds Nanbaka to your library.Â
To access you library you press on the 4th tab with the bunch of lines at the bottom.Â
and your screen should look similar to this:
Your library is important since it is the easiest way to access nanbaka over and over again. The tab at the top circled in blue represents your âfavoritedâ or âstarred seriesâ. The tab at the top circled in pink brings you to a list of recent chapters read on the app, no matter the series.
Moving onto the last tab with the three dots brings you to this page:
This page could could be considered akin to that of a user menu, The first line underlined in pink represents the number of points you have, points come in the form of âheartsâ and are usually more difficult to obtain, Ten hearts lets you buy the newest chapters of nanbaka that are in gray at the bottom of the Nanbaka chapter list, once you use ten points on anything, you get that specific chapter forever, no questions asked so long as you keep the app. The bottom line underlined in blue displays how many Tickets you have, Tickets are great and they let you view any chapter that has come out on the nanbaka chapter list (EXCEPT FOR THE ONES IN THE BLACK BACKGROUND AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE!!) However, when viewing chapters with tickets, you only get these chapters for a limited amount of days before the rental runs out, tickets are able to expire as well so be aware of that.Â
A simple and easy way to obtain tickets is by first, click on the present circled in green and you will be taken to a page that looks like this:
Usually the new Items in the box are highlighted in orange when they are new (sorry, I donât have photo for this) A pop up menu will pop up, pick the right option and it will take you back to this page but with the button looking inverted like how it looks on the page and then click on the story, by scrolling through the chapter list, you will be awarded free tickets. There also special events that occur during certain holidays where you are awarded 2 tickets per day and on some days you will get 10 points, after every day has been completed for a certain number of days (usually a month) the prize is 50 tickets, or something akin to that.Â
And that is about it, and what you need to know for the app and reading nanbaka, please spread this post around and feel free to add something if I forget to add it, Thank you!!
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