Berlitz @vonmandelbrot.bsky.socialさんのイラストまとめ

Love this album already. A lot. Perfect music when your staring at the ceiling.

Team Rocket's main purpose in "Sun and Moon" seems to be teaching the audience new Yojijukugo/四字熟語. I have no idea what 花顔柳腰, 羞月閉花, 飛竜乗雲, 英姿颯爽, 一蓮托生 or 連帯責任 mean, but I'm sure I will be able to say them in my sleep after 146 episodes.

Waiting for the quarantine to end.

8. "Gleipnir" by Takeda Sun. One thing I like about this manga is that it took the battle royal-genre, but spared us the whole exposition part. We are just as clueless as the protagonists in this life-or-death game.

Finished my “Kyosogiga” rewatch. There should be more climatic battle scenes on the moon. They hardly disappoint. “Kyosogiga” was revolutionary in the way that it replaced the damsel in distress with an awful tsundere father who looks like a kid, if that is worth something.

I love how the first fashion model Gym Leader, Elesa, switched from high heels to flat shows in Black/White 2. Drag Queens would probably read her for filth though.

Arukenimon is a fashion icon.

More Japanese studies memes.

This morning I shared a volume from the Beyond Midnight Arc of “Higurashi no naku koro” on my bookshelf thread, and got so excited that I just reread the arc. Needless to say it’s fantastic. Probably my favorite art from the manga series (note: each arc has a different artist).

At the end of the year, many share their favorite manga. In my case “Hōseki no kuni” or “Beastars” would be an obvious choice. SF-classic “Toward the terra” or rising Jump star “Act-age” too. But I want to talk about another classic: Eguchi Hisashi’s manga “Stop!! Hibari-kun!”.