Garage

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1. 01)

   Gear Monkey: Read a manga that features someone working on a motorised vehicle or that has the tag “Cars”, “Motorcycles” or “Mopeds”

   • Manga
   • Cars or Motorcycles or Mopeds

   1 note

   • Include a screenshot if necessary

   Manual
2. 02)

   Motorpool: Read a manga that features a military vehicle

   • Manga

   2 notes

   • The vehicle must be clearly recognisable as part of the military. For example, it is painted with traditional camouflage paint and is carrying soldiers or is a vehicle designed for use in combat such as Tanks, Mechanised Infantry Vehicles, Armoured Personnel Carriers, and Mechas
   • Include a screenshot

   Manual
3. 03)

   License Plate: Read a manga with one or more digits in the title

   • Manga

   1 note

   • Digits are the numerals: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

   Manual
4. 04)

   Blinker Fluid: Read a manga that features an object or device that does not exist in the real world

   • Manga

   2 notes

   • Include a Screenshot
   • State what the object is and its purpose

   Manual
5. 05)

   New Paint Job: Read a manga with a manga relation that has a different author or illustrator

   • Manga

   2 notes

   • The author or illustrator must be credited for Story and/or Art
   • State the related manga

   Manual
6. 06)

   Preventative Maintenance: Read a manga with your least favourite genre and your favourite tag by Mean Score

   • Manga
   • Your least favourite genre

   3 notes

   • If you do not have anything scored, use your least read genre and your most read tag by Count
   • If there are no matches of the tag and genre, move to your second highest tag, then your third highest, and so on
   • Include a Screenshots of your Genres page and your Tags page

   Manual
7. 07)

   Read a manga that features a vehicle on the cover art or banner

   • Manga

   Manual
8. 08)

   Tire Rotation: Read a manga that started releasing in the opposite season as the manga for Requirement 1

   • Manga

   2 notes

   • To find the season, use the month the manga started releasing. The seasons are defined as Winter (January, February, March), Spring (April, May, June), Summer (July, August, September), and Fall (October, November, December)
   • For example, if the manga started releasing in a Winter month, you would read a manga that started releasing in a Summer month and vice versa. Same with the Spring months and Fall months

   Manual
9. 09)

   Level the Odometer: Read a manga that will make your Chapters Read stat on your Manga Stats Overview page end with 00

   • Manga

   3 notes

   • If your Chapters Read stat already ends in 00, read a manga with a multiple of 100 chapters
   • Include a screenshot of your Manga Stats Overview page
   • The screenshot should show your chapter count before reading the manga so that the manga’s chapter count plus the last two digits of your Chapters Read stat add up to a multiple of 100

   Manual
10. 10)

    Apply a Wax Coat: Read another manga that fulfils Requirement 1, Requirement 2 or Requirement 7

    2 notes

    • State the requirement number
    • Include any additional proof if required

    Manual