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<p>Graduate of the School of Indiscriminate Geekery. </p><p>This is handy for anyone who wants to know a lot more about the otakudom: <a href="https://www.animeoriginstories.com/116-cthellis/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://www.</span><span class="ellipsis">animeoriginstories.com/116-cth</span><span class="invisible">ellis/</span></a></p><p>This too, where I occasionally stream-of-consciousness under the tag <a href="https://urusai.social/tags/TalesOfAncientGeekery" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>TalesOfAncientGeekery</span></a> (the first is pinned)</p><p>Podcasting over hereabouts <a href="http://rb.gy/8lcugr" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">http://</span><span class="">rb.g
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'tis #MondayRandom10 but my MWW is not on streaming, so different Aya Hisakawa picked. 1) Moon Revenge - Sailor Senshi 2) Do-shite - Crayon Shin-chan, Sakurakko Club 3) Itooshii Hito no Tame ni - Akemi Satou 4) "Rashiku" Ikimasho - Meu 5) Homework ga Owaranai 6) Na I Sho Yo! Ojamajo - various 7) eternal eternity - Uranus + Neptune 8) Watashi ni Dekiru Koto - Yoko Ishida 9) Ai Oboete Imasuka - Mari Iijima 10) Rock Me - Yuiko Tsubokura I guess if you start in an anime album you rea...
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The transition from 2005 to 2006 "turns a bit of a corner," as it were, for my otaku timeline as well as #MusicWomenWednesday I had gotten out of the habit for a few years, after leaving convention staff and just being a bit Dr. Manhattan with the world, but a particular title and a specific hyper-whimsical character, and an inflection point for the entire industry brought me back full-force. So today belongs primarily to Aya Hirano (secondarily to Minori Chihara and Yuuko Gotou), a...
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@brittcoxon@mastodon.art @mdmrn@urusai.social Right-handed, anti-clockwise starting at the top, but THEN I add a slashthrough, bottom-left to upper-right TAKE THAT, confusing notation!!
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@apc Fushigi Yûgi was not Yuu Watase's first work, but close to, and by far their most-popular one. We still live in a world with FY actively publishing (Byakko Senki, in Monthly Flowers), just as we have not yet been released from the even larger modern resurgence of the isekai genre. (Though this one shucked off its shoujo power fantasy roots.) Kind of hilarious that Watase's shounen isekai, Arata the Legend, is almost completely unknown and uncared-about in comparison to FY, despit...