Yeah, probably for most people that or some other translation software, or just waiting until an English translation comes out.
Though in learning Japanese, looking up some of the kanji to help learn them is nice practice.
Of course being able to read hiragana and katakana at a minimum is necessary, but they’re also the easiest things to look up. If something is written in hiragana or katakana you can type it easily with a keyboard, but the kanji, much harder to type unless you know at least one of the readings.
Of course now there’s convenient ways to extract text from images but still.
In any case, I was thinking a mini kanji reference sheet might be nice for anyone learning Japanese.
For instance you could just add to a wiki any words you didn’t know yourself or found interesting (for me that would be like most of them XD) but then the contribution is smaller potentially after a number of people chip in a few kanji at different levels and speeds of reading.