To reach millions of webtoon fans across Europe, Asia, the USA, and all over the world, CCCI offers the following services to publishing houses and companies, webtoon artists, creators, and other interested individuals: Webtoons translation from Korean to English, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, Japanese, and other European and Asian languages, Webtoon typesetting, cleaning, redrawing, coloring, verticalization, and other related services. [...]

Manhwa is derived from Korean: 만화; Hanja: 漫畵; Korean pronunciation: [manhwa], meaning “whimsical sketches”. The general Korean term for comics and print cartoons is manhwa; however, in early 1990s, digital comics rose in South Korea as an alternative to the struggling manhwa industry. These vertical-scrolling comics, which were made to adapt to the increasingly smartphone-dominated world, were then called webtoon, [...]

We follow a multi-step process in our translation - from the preparation phase, translation phase, checking phase, and finally, proofreading step. We ensure 100% human manga and comics translation for every project in 30 languages.

Speed varies per translator and per series. Of course, more complex themes require more time for research and translation. Our long experience in this work has allowed us to be able to finish more than 1000 manga pages or 100 webtoon episodes of translation per month. We can even scale up to double this amount in succeeding months. The key [...]

Our manga content creator has compiled the all-time best manga with translation in an article. The compilation includes not only classic series, but also some recent ongoing series. We also had an article about the most popular manga and anime, which today’s youth have followed extensively.   If you are curious about the manga market, some metrics, main publishers, readers’ [...]

Japanese comics are called manga (漫画), first coined in 1798. Composed of two kanji, it can be literally translated as “whimsical or impromptu” for 漫 (man), and “pictures” for 画 (ga). Equivalent to manga, manhwa is Korean comics, while manhua is Chinese; all three, manga, manhwa, and manhua have the same etymology, meaning “impromptu or whimsical sketches.” Explore their origins, [...]

We at CCCI are fans of manga ourselves who put heart and soul into our translation, and make it something we’d want to pick up and read for ourselves! That is why we have native speakers team, to ensure both the accuracy of the translation and the proper delivery and usage of many linguistic and cultural nuances.

Through general observation or during translation and editing, we have observed several frequent Japanese terms that are commonly literally translated into English. When a manga is translated directly and literally into English, this may result in several odd English phrases. Moreover, it may be easy to overlook the unnaturalness or oddities in the English version.