BUSHIDOさんのイラストまとめ

"The reason why Otokonokos are prettier"
by Caligula @caligula_zmns

Thank you, Caligula. I am grateful for your permission to work on the translation.
https://t.co/YqBJHmM5Xk

"Otokonoko who had a haircut"
By Natsuichi @natsuichi_721

Many thanks to Natsuichi for giving me translation permission and kind replies!
https://t.co/5iVBrHTG3a

A Girl who Draws the Joker with a Smug Face
by Souichiro Yamamoto @udon0531

What kind of face will she make?

Thank you, Souichirou Yamamoto, for permission to translate this cute manga!
https://t.co/a8C5pGJiZz

The Penalty Game and the Bunny Boy
By Natsuichi @natsuichi_721

The original manga was posted on August 2, Bunny Day #バニーの日

Japanese wordplay lies behind the logic of the day.
August 2 = 8/2 = 8 (Ba) 2 (Nii) = Banii = Bunny

Thank you for permission!
https://t.co/p6WTwgw1fG

Otokonoko who lets you have a choice

Author: Natsuichi @natsuichi_721

Many thanks to the author for permission!
https://t.co/0VVopLhRiu

Otokonoko (男の娘) is slang used for a man/boy who looks like a woman/girl. Otoko (男) means Man, Ko (娘) means Young Woman/Girl/Daughter.

"A girl who wants to win rock-paper-scissors"
by Souichiro Yamamoto @udon0531

She longed for a victory at the hand game and put everything on the table...

Translation posted with permission from the author, Souichiro Yamamoto. Much appreciated!
https://t.co/VIHL0JYRwX

"My future self has time traveled from the future to save my past self" 1 by Natsuichi @natsuichi_721

Would you like to meet your future self?
Here is one of the possible cases.

Many thanks to the author, Natsuichi, for your kind permission and replies!
https://t.co/zYEWiQDR37

Are you staying up late or planning to do so tonight?
Here are Souichirou Yamamoto's cute illustrations that may change your mind.

Thank you @udon0531 for your kindness, quick reply and permission to work on your works as always!

https://t.co/dWgV73jIKl
https://t.co/xOuLmjqjcC

This one drawn by Noma Satoshi looks most brilliant to me. Hayasaka Ai is enjoying a lunch break with her beloved mother during Sports Festival. Seeing someone happy makes me happy as well, and even more so when it's her, my favorite character. Thank you!
https://t.co/JLb8lJ1JV8

Morishige, the author of Oshikake Maid no Shirayuki-san, passed away on June 30. On July 3, Akita Shoten issued an obituary to express their appreciation for his works and extend their condolences on the passing of the great manga artist.

Rest in peace.

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