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ayase
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Neon Forever. I accept this. I was produced in the ‘80s after all.
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You don't suppose it's... the ultimate sushi made from mermaids, do you?!
(Shades of Land of the Lustrous there.)
No middle name makes you Neon Phantom Forever. Appropriate?
Morbo
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The struggle of a mermaid and her family hunted relentlessly by an evil sushi restaurant owner. Kinda writes itself.You don't suppose it's... the ultimate sushi made from mermaids, do you?!
Patient-X
Railgun
To meet modern anime's ridiculous requirements that would have to be
Is it wrong to be a mermaid and her family hunted relentlessly by an evil sushi restaurant owner in a Dungeon
Now obligatory.↑To meet modern anime's ridiculous requirements that would have to be
Is it wrong to be a mermaid and her family hunted relentlessly by an evil sushi restaurant owner in a Dungeon in another world
ayase
State Alchemist
I guess it is at the moment. Anyway, here's those promised finds from the continent.No middle name makes you Neon Phantom Forever. Appropriate?
These, I hope aren't worth anything because I didn't buy them. Interesting, nonetheless. Looks like an attempt by Glénat to reproduce the kind of monthly manga anthologies found in Japan, numbers 9 & 10 of a series. I mainly just liked the descriptions - LE COME BACK DU SWAT
This one was a bit of a double-take moment, I didn't really expect to find anime graffiti in a rural French village. I don't know if the artist (who still seemingly signed their work) decided they didn't like the lips and tried to rub them out shortly after drawing them, or if whoever was tasked with cleaning it up just couldn't be bothered any more with trying to remove permanent marker from the rendered wall and gave up. Who knows how long that's been there.
Hardback and everything, nice. Interesting that they're using the English titles there; iirc the YUA anime aired as Equipere du Choc (sp?) in France.
ayase
State Alchemist
Équipières de choc, yeah. Équipe de choc (shock team) is the equivalent of English "crack team" so by the non-standard use of Équipières (teammates) I can only presume there must have been some wordplay at work there, choc can also be used for "clashing/conflicting" but also "stunning" and "surprising". Any or all would work, really. I mainly know the term choc from a type of concentrated chlorine used in swimming pools, but it's probably not that.
And while Wikipedia could well be wrong, it appears as though these manga collections were in fact produced before the YUA anime was aired on French TV (with some fantastic localisation by the looks of it - Ken apparently being renamed "Tanguy" and Tokarin, much to my amusement, "Frank") so that could explain the naming differences. Or it could just be that Glénat didn't have the rights to use the names the anime translators came up with for the manga, or simply didn't want to. I can't imagine why.
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According to MAL Rewrite:I missed this yesterday with work stuff but I'm Vampire Sushi X and I want to watch it now
"Delivers dark and brooding drama with a generous serving of gourmet decadence."
One particularly positive review of the show suggests it's "something you can really get your teeth into."
Sorry, couldn't resist.
I can see potential as an avatar pic in that image, you know.
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I love the rain 
I love the rain
I don’t mind it when I’m prepared, but rain makes the tube even worse.
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That's fair enough. I'm always prepared for it here, living in the Welsh lands and all 
I like the sounds and smells, plus it's an excuse to get the welly-boots out
It'll make the transition to Scottish life easier, anyway
I like the sounds and smells, plus it's an excuse to get the welly-boots out
It'll make the transition to Scottish life easier, anyway