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barley-juice · 7 months

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Reading the funny guitar femcel manga

#shiori experience #shiori honda

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soupcrouton · 11 months

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Shiori Honda from Shiori Experience!! Realized there were barely any icons so i made some for her lol

#shiori experience #shiori honda #shiori honda pfp

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mamangasick · 8 months

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Shiori Experience

Yuko Osada Kazuya Machida

#shiori experience #yuko osada #kazuya machida #manga #mangacap #music #supernatural #ghost #school life #shiori honda #guitar #rage #frustration #monochrome

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ladybabbi · 23 days

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it's all green . .

Hisui Daria (Misolade-Edison)

Q Sanso (MAD MEDiCiNE)

Honda Shiori (FES☆TIVE)

Hori Rie (Fairy-Tales!)

Hayami Miku (Ideal Peco)

Sakurai Yui (FRUITS ZIPPER)

Ogawa Nanako (Candy Tune)

Noa Wakaba (iLiFE!)

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madocactus · 7 months

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Get to know Dr. Deidre Destrange better with this nifty character inspiration grid!

Explanations below.

Massive protoViolence spoilers incoming - so if you haven't already, why not try the game for yourself?

Benjamin Sisko: Should be fairly obvious if you've watched DS9, but if you haven't: it's his willingness to help people, even if it means going against Starfleet's directive...

...Much like Dee going against STOP.

(Which reminds me - I still need to finish Season 7... HELP)

Jotaro Honma: He's a fairly minor character in Black Jack, but Dr. Honma's relationship with Black Jack and the impact he had on his life (as well as the way Dr. Honma's legacy is treated by later physicians) is much like the relationship and impact that Dee had on Pavel's life.

Chitose Hibiya: Again - like Jotaro Honma, Chitose is a minor character with a big impact on the story, especially towards the end of Chobits. The motherly scientist role she has with Elda/Chii also influenced the relationship Dee has with Pavel.

Serge Battour: Serge's soft-spoken, yet hardworking/role-model personality influenced a lot of Deidre's own personality. Also - his willingness to understand and stay by someone who was ostracized by many others (Gilbert)...

Homura Akemi: Personality reasons. Dee initially starts as someone who believes that she can work with the system she's in to achieve her goals (much like Homura and the Puella Magi system)... but grows more jaded as she realizes the truth.

Brigid Tenenbaum: Again - motherly scientist stuff: but she feels deep guilt for the experimented children that are currently under her care - since she was responsible for devising the experiments in the first place.

...Much like Dee and her research directly leading to the YTDI's experiments on children.

Shiori Honda: For personality reasons, but also because she shows genuine support to students in her school that are considered outcasts by many; much like Dee does with Pavel.

Alphys: If you've played Undertale's pacifist ending you know exactly why she's on here.

I hope this gives you a better idea of what went into creating protoViolence's protagonist!

#protoviolence #malviolence #madochatty #sciencecore #labcore

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eikooowie · 2 years

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geidaicomposition · 5 months

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Campus Concert 2023

Dates: Friday, November 17 & Tuesday, November 21, 2023 14:00 -

Venue: Sogakudo Concert Hall Admission is limited to university personnel (*1) and those invited by the Composition Department (*2). *1 University personnel must also apply for admission in advance. *2 Those who have been admitted by the Composition Department with prior application.

Program:

Friday, November 17 − Day 1 −

1. Rikuto Fujimoto: Neue Harmonie - Based on Paul Klee / Neue Harmonie (1936) -

Cond. Neo Fukudome A.Sax. Mikiya Hojo Vib. Ryo Saito Cb. Miku Nagasaka Pf. Sakura Watanabe Dr. Maki Koyama

2. Yudai Shigemori: TRIO for flute, oboe and piano

Fl. Yuri Kamakura Ob. Gentaroh Sakai Pf. Mami Takeuchi

3. Chiharu Suzuki: Sonatine for clarinet and piano

Cl. Rio Ishida Pf. Yui Amano

4. Kana Asanuma: daydream

Fl./A.Fl. Yuri Kamakura Vn. Reika Shimizu Vc. Rei Takatsuki Hp. Sonoka Shida

5. Koga Yano: 3 Phonetic Compositions for 8 players

Cond. Koga Yano Sop. 1st Mayu Sangu 2nd Rina Terasaki Alto 1st Ayumi Ishiyama 2nd Chika Ishiyama Ten. 1st Shunsuke Itaya 2nd Yuga Handa Bass 1st Shinji Tsukada 2nd Kakeru Sugita

6. Asuka Yokogawa: The Wind Forest

Cond. Asuka Yokogawa Fl. Kaisei Oshima Cl. Rio Ishida Perc. 1st Mei Murase 2nd Kotaro Kikuchi Va. Himari Yui

7. Miumi Watanabe: Sextet pour les vacances d’été

Cond. Shinnosuke Ito Fl. Chihiro Ruike Ob. Gentaroh Sakai Cl. Takuma Sato Hr. Shiori Tajima Bsn. Miki Yamashita Pf. Chitose Ishida

8. Motoki Masuda: Time Scale for piano

Pf. Riito Shimata

9. Yumi Ozaki: Petites Pièces pour piano

Pf. Yui Amano

Tuesday, November 21 − Day 2 −

1. Shunsuke Tabata: Through

Cond. Shinnosuke Ito Fl. Kaisei Oshima Vn. Kaoruko Yoshida Vc. Rei Takatsuki Pf. Kazuma Maki Perc. Yuya Homma

2. Moeki Omura: Candlelight for 8 players

Cond. Hiroyuki Nishimura Cl. Rio Ishida B.Cl. Yuna Suzuki Vn. 1st Reika Shimizu 2nd Aiki Takahashi Va. 1st Riko Eto 2nd Moeko Kikuta Vc. Shiho Takada Pf. Hayato Tomizawa

3. Eijun Tsutsumi: “How about you?”

Vn. 1st Shiyu Taniyama 2nd Kanako Azuma Va. Tamaki Asano Vc. Mone Tanikawa Pf. Rin Aoyagi

4. Ikuro Ono: Unubore (Vanity)

Tuba. Ikuro Ono Pf. Rin Aoyagi

5. Yuka Miyake: Breath, Movement, Space for percussion solo

Perc. Yujin Honda

6. Kazuma Maki: Wasurenagusa

Vn. Yota Nakamura

7. Ryosuke Kikuchi: TRANSITUS, PROGRESSUS, COMMENTUM

Cond. Hiroyuki Nishimura Trp. Shunsuke Imada Cort. Miwa Sekine Trb. 1st Ken Aoyagi 2nd Nao Kaneko 3rd Riho Wakui B.Trb. Rikuto Ishii Org. Masaki Shiozawa

8. Saki Takaba: The Victor

Cond. Hiroyuki Nishimura Bar. Kaito Fujita Ob. Gentaroh Sakai Cl. Karen Nobe Trp. Shunsuke Imada Perc. Tatsuya Homma Cb. Ikumi Maruchi

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ultraericthered · 2 years

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Anime Update V2 16

Noragami Aragoto - Watched the second episode, where Kugaha begins scheming with Nora behind Bishamon’s back and the dude we were introduced to just last episode, who gives us some more backstory in this one, gets abruptly and insultingly killed off by a pack of phantom wolves. But the thing that wasn’t doing it for me here was the conflict introduced where Yukine is worried about the possibility of Hiyori forgetting all about him and Yato, which yeah, was in the manga but...this is literally coming off of the anime-exclusive Rabo arc of the first season, where a lot of the conflict was based in Hiyori losing her memory. Yet there’s no mention of it at all! I hate it when anime does this, adapting the manga’s story word for word even when it ends up not matching up with original anime-only content that was included earlier. Shame that Noragami couldn’t avoid that trap.

Hunter x Hunter - Not much to say since the episodes of both anime again covered the exact same ground as each other, but I will say that it’s impressive how the 2011 version had a cut to daybreak and played out its later events in broad daylight, thus stripping it of the spooky, suspenseful atmosphere that the 1999 version had...and yet Hisoka still manages to be so much scarier in the later adaptation compared to the first one! A big part of it is the animation on him, another is the voice Keith Silverstein does, but also helping is that he doesn’t at any point start acting like he’s gonna werewolf out on us for no discernable reason. Seriously, what was up with that part?

Fruits Basket - Like the above, both episodes of both series’ covered the exact same ground, but in this case they were done in somewhat different ways. In the 2001 series, the focus was kept on Tohru the entire time she was back with her family up until Yuki and Kyo came to take her back to Shigure’s house so she can rejoin her new found family, but in the 2019 series, we get Tohru’s POV first and then are shown how Yuki and Kyo struck out together to retrieve Tohru, leading to some great, classic interaction between the two. My preference here is slightly for the latter version, but one thing I think the first anime got better was Grandpa Honda - he lacked the weird senile quirk of calling Tohru by her mother’s name and was voiced by the late, great Brice Armstrong in the dub, which made his part in the story come off with a much stronger impact compared to the remake.

Rozen Maiden - Two episodes this week, the first one adding yet another new Rozen Maiden doll to the cast, Suiseiseki, and we took a trippy ass trip into the world inside Jun’s mind, in his dreams....and somehow even that wasn’t as trippy as the following episode, where the series suddenly became a Seiji Kishi anime where everything is wacky and cartoony, and the characters are having these over-the-top reactions while getting into crazy shennanigans! The latter episode is ultimately a filler episode, but a very fun one that also served to really solidify Suiseiseki’s characterization. Also, I’m now wondering if Megan Hollingshead is going to turn up in the dub at some point since we’ve got the old dub voices for Rena, Satoko, Takano, and Rika all here - might as well get the Sonozaki twins too!

Fate/Stay Night - While the break-in to Caster/Medea’s temple, redesigned with magic to even ressemble Ancient Greece, was cool and all, when it came time to save Sakura, the connection between her and Rin came right out of nowhere! Seriously, if there was any foreshadowing to this “long lost sisters” twist in this anime, I must’ve missed it. Which I suppose is a most notable flaw in this adaptation.

Revolutionary Girl Utena - Got back to the Black Rose Saga proper with Mikage and his badly voice acted boyfriend creating a toxin from the Black Rose that can expand their reach even beyond just the Student Council’s relations. In the meantime, they make Shiori, Juri’s ex-friend and romantic interest who still misunderstands the love triangle she was a part of, into their next duelist and oh boy, this might be the most fucked up character on the show to date. Turns out she’s always resented Juri, and when she finds out that Juri’s had feelings for her the whole time, she is as elated as she is startled, ‘cause this means she’s weighed on Juri’s mind all along, that she has a sort of power over her and can flaunt that in her face. Indeed even after she loses her duel to Utena, Shiori still wins simply by keeping herself unattainable to Juri and exploiting her feelings of rejection whenever she can. Man, do I really pity poor Juri now...

Sound! Euphonium S2 - Welp, that was the end of the series. At least until the third season comes out later on, but how they’ll make that work is anyone’s guess since they played this up as the end of the story so much, calling back to Episode 1 and contrasting it with how things are with Kumiko and Asuka now, which I guess makes Asuka the big Arc Character of this series, getting a title drop, and even displaying the word “END” before special end credits set to euphonium music. I know there’s another movie besides Liz & The Blue Bird and also some special shorts to still watch, but the series proper pretty definitively concluded here, and it was a really solid ending. I particularly liked how a large section of the episode was dedicated to just one final classroom band performance as memories from the show played - slow, steady, and poignant. Sort of describes the series as a whole; I still enjoy it the least out of any of the Jukki Hanada anime I’ve seen, but I do respect and appreciate it a great deal, so I’ll gladly accept more time with these kids and their music.

MAR - None this week. Will get back to Phantom’s big plan later.

AMC: Moriarty The Patriot - Got back to this with the “Scarlet Eyes” two-parter, which detail the origin story of William James Moriarty, as well as the backstory of his adoptive brother Albert, and the other brother Louis (though his deal is still sketchy). And I can best describe young William as “Kurapika if he had the scarlet eyes full-time and was a brilliant-minded demon child with a vision for being a Lelouch vi Britannia type revolutionary, waging war on Britain’s noble class in secret so that the nation may be “cleansed” and society rebuilt into one that is just, fair, and equitable for all people.” Like, HOLY SHIT does this character not fail to mesmerize and horrify with every new turn taken with him, and you sort of have to remind yourself that this is fucking Moriarty, soon to be the Napoleon of Crime for not just Britain but the entire world and the arch nemesis to the world’s greatest detective, Sherlock Holmes. So this makes for quite a compelling moral connundrum where you might agree with the Moriarty brothers intentions and root for them to take down the despicable scumbags of British aristocracy, but also feel that them doing so through CRIME makes them hypocrites of epic proportions, and sooner or later they may end up hurting far more people than they’re helping. And it didn’t have to be that way for Albert and Louis, but they got sucked into Liam’s black hole and he ain’t letting go!

The one misstep I can criticize here is how for some unfathomable reason, Part 1 had a post-credits scene that jumped right to the burning mansion, which totally spoiled the climax of Part 2 and neutered the big, anxiety-inducing suspenseful buildup to it ‘cause you now knew exactly what the brothers were going to end up doing! Like, what logic is there in showing us your hand early like that???

#Anime Update #Anime Update V2

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wafflespodagon · 2 years

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