All language subtitles for Pani Poni Dash! - S01E24 - You Are Responsible for Your Own Death Bluray-720p_Track05-eng

Historians credit Ryoma Sakamoto
with arranging the Satsuma-Choshu
Alliance in this year.
1866: Hau Hau Sakamoto forms the Hau Hau Alliance

Historians credit Ryoma Sakamoto
with arranging the Satsuma-Choshu
Alliance in this year. 7
This is actually modified 8
from a real picture of him! {I
1866: Hau Hau Sakamoto forms the Hau Hau Alliance

Historians credit Ryoma Sakamoto
with arranging the Satsuma-Choshu
Alliance in this year. 7
This is actually modified 8
from a real picture of him! {I

In 1916 Ryunosuke Akutagawa published
the famous short story "The Nose."
1916: Hau Hau Akutagawa publishes the story "The Nose (Nosie)"

In 1916 Ryunosuke Akutagawa published
the famous short story "The Nose."
Here the title is written correctly in kanji...
1916: Hau Hau Akutagawa publishes the story "The Nose (Nosie)"

In 1916 Ryunosuke Akutagawa published
the famous short story "The Nose."
Here the title is written correctly in kanji,
...but in parentheses there is a note /
saying it should be pronounced <3
"Nosie" instead of "The Nose." I
1916: Hau Hau Akutagawa publishes the story "The Nose (Nosie)"

In 1916 Ryunosuke Akutagawa published
the famous short story "The Nose."
Here the title is written correctly in kanji,
...but in parentheses there is a note /
saying it should be pronounced <3
"Nosie" instead of "The Nose." I
And again, they
modified a real picture.
1916: Hau Hau Akutagawa publishes the story "The Nose (Nosie)"

In 1916 Ryunosuke Akutagawa published
the famous short story "The Nose."
Here the title is written correctly in kanji,
...but in parentheses there is a note /
saying it should be pronounced <3
"Nosie" instead of "The Nose." I
And again, they
modified a real picture.

I
1789: The Hau Hau Revolution

The French Revolution began in 1789. X
However, this painting (Liberty Leading
the Peopieby Eugéne Delacroix) did
not yet exist in that year.
1789: The Hau Hau Revolution

The French Revolution began in 1789. X
However, this painting (Liberty Leading
the Peopieby Eugéne Delacroix) did
not yet exist in that year.

The French Revolution began in 1789. X
However, this painting (Liberty Leading
the Peopieby Eugéne Delacroix) did
not yet exist in that year.
This was the "Freedom and
People's Rights Movement."
1882: The Freedom and Hau Hau Movement
"Itagaki may die, but hau hau shall not."

This was the "Freedom and
People's Rights Movement."
Leader Taisuke Itagaki is said to have
told an attacker in 1882 that even if
he died, liberty would live on.
1882: The Freedom and Hau Hau Movement
"Itagaki may die, but hau hau shall not."

This was the "Freedom and
People's Rights Movement."
Leader Taisuke Itagaki is said to have
told an attacker in 1882 that even if
he died, liberty would live on.

H This was the "Freedom and
People's Rights Movement."
Leader Taisuke Itagaki is said to have
told an attacker in 1882 that even if
he died, liberty would live on.

HAU HAU

HAU HAU HAU

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Hau?

—{
Edo. Third year of the Momotsuki Era, spring

Edo. Third year of the Momotsuki Era, spring

These images are based on ukiyo-e prints, a
very popular form of art during the Edo period.
Edo. Third year of the Momotsuki Era, spring

These images are based on ukiyo-e prints, a
very popular form of art during the Edo period.

These images are based on ukiyo-e prints, a
very popular form of art during the Edo period.
In the spring of that year,
the whole of Edo was reeling.

—
In the spring of that year,
the whole of Edo was reeling.

They did not feature 2chan emoticon faces. ¥

"Bekiemon" is back! This adds another
level to the wordplay: "-emon" is an
Edo Period-style name ending.
Bekiemon Miyamoto (Chiwa Saito)

"Bekiemon" is back! This adds another
level to the wordplay: "-emon" is an
Edo Period-style name ending.
Bekiemon Miyamoto:
Bekiemon Miyamoto (Chiwa Saito)

"Bekiemon" is back! This adds another
level to the wordplay: "-emon" is an
Edo Period-style name ending.
But it was normally used in male names! ¥
Bekiemon Miyamoto:
Bekiemon Miyamoto (Chiwa Saito)

"Bekiemon" is back! This adds another
level to the wordplay: "-emon" is an
Edo Period-style name ending.
—
a genius who had mastered all
her studies by the young age of ten
Bekiemon Miyamoto (Chiwa Saito)

a genius who had mastered all
her studies by the young age of ten
Bekiemon Miyamoto (Chiwa Saito)

and was recently appointed the
shogunate's Commissioner of Finance,
Bekiemon Miyamoto (Chiwa Saito)

making her the youngest in history
to hold that title.
Bekiemon Miyamoto (Chiwa Saito)

This girl promulgated a new tax
on the people of Edo.

Maho?

PROCLAMATION
1. HAU HAU
2. HAU HAU
bloom from the time your eyes first meet."
S. HAU HAU
LOVE CAN SOMETIMES BLOOM
FROM THE TIME YOUR EYES FIRST
Maho?

PROCLAMATION
1. HAU HAU
2. HAU HAU
bloom from the time your eyes first meet."
S. HAU HAU
LOVE CAN SOMETIMES BLOOM
FROM THE TIME YOUR EYES FIRST

PROCLAMATION
1. HAU HAU
2. HAU HAU
bloom from the time your eyes first meet."
This ph d t isod fT
- fu
LOVE CAN SOMETIMES BLOOM
FROM THE TIME YOUR EYES FIRST

PROCLAMATION
1. HAU HAU
2. HAU HAU
THERE IS NO 3 OR &.
S. HAU HAU
LOVE CAN SOMETIMES BLOOM
FROM THE TIME YOUR EYES FIRST

"Hau Hau Tax"?

Lalalalala lalalala lalala la la la la

Peniponi Desh

Party dress wa arukedo

Kouen dewa uiteita

Hatsuon wa tadashiku iuno

"Karatto" wa "carat"

Watashi wa koko ni iru

Kagami ni utsutteru

Sukoshi dake keshou shita

Idol no Shoujo Q

Shoujo Q

Nazomeku otome ni minna

(Ai ya ai ya, ya ya ya ya ya)

Shigeki na shisen de kageki

(Ai ya ai ya, ya ya ya ya ya)

Dare ka watashi wo nakasete yo

(Nakasete watashi wo nakasete)
Dare ka watashi wo nakasete yo

(Nakasete watashi wo nakasete)

Dare ka watashi wo nakasete yo

(Nakasete sotto nakasete)
Dare ka watashi wo nakasete yo

(Nakasete sotto nakasete)

Mahoho! Welcome, customers!

I'm the always-energetic fishmonger! Maybe!

Himeko of the Cowlick
(Fumiko Orikasa)

Oh, good afternoon, fishmonger!

Oh, costume-maker! Good maho-mahol!

Clothing
Oh, costume-maker! Good maho-mahol!

Clothing
What's the best catch today?

What's the best catch today?

Today's best catch is CRAB!

Wow! Is it good?

It's great! It's so tasty you'll just cry!

INTERIOR VIEW
It's great! It's so tasty you'll just cry!

INTERIOR VIEW
Inside you see imitation crab
sticks. Something is wrong here.
It's great! It's so tasty you'll just cry!

INTERIOR VIEW
It's great! It's so tasty you'll just cry!

What? Cry? I can't eat any then!

Maho? Why not?

Clothing
Maho? Why not?

Clothing
Because if I cry, they'll tax me on the tears!

Clothing
Oh, right!

Clothing

MA MA
HO HO

MA MA
HO HO

MA MA
She criedluo Ho

MA MA
HO HO

You cried, didn't you, wench?!

We'll be collecting the Hau Hau tax now!

That's 100 yen per cry!

The yen did not exist as a monetary unit
until the Meiji Era, which is AFTER this story.
That's 100 yen per cry!

The yen did not exist as a monetary unit
until the Meiji Era, which is AFTER this story.
And this 100 yen coin has only
been minted since 1967!
That's 100 yen per cry!

The yen did not exist as a monetary unit
until the Meiji Era, which is AFTER this story.
And this 100 yen coin has only
been minted since 1967!

The yen did not exist as a monetary unit
until the Meiji Era, which is AFTER this story.
And this 100 yen coin has only
been minted since 1967!
Now you've cried twice! 200 yen!

Now you've cried twice! 200 yen!

Wah! You can't mean it!

That makes it 300.

You're kidding!

That makes it 400!

Help mel

MIYATA DAM BURSTS!
"This is major!" is erai koccha in Japanese, a phrase
used in Osamu Tezuka manga such as Black Jack...
Momotsuki
Daily-and-Nightly
Newspaper
This is major!
This is major!
This is major!

MIYATA DAM BURSTS!
"This is major!" is erai koccha in Japanese, a phrase
used in Osamu Tezuka manga such as Black Jack...
Momotsuki
...notably appearing like this, Daily-and-Nightly
repeated in a newspaper article, in
the chapter "Sixth-Magnitude Star." Newspaper
This is major!
This is major!
This is major!

"This is major!" is erai koccha in Japanese, a phrase
used in Osamu Tezuka manga such as Black Jack...
...notably appearing like this,
repeated in a newspaper article, in
the chapter "Sixth-Magnitude Star."
MA MA
HO HO

"This is major!" is erai koccha in Japanese, a phrase
used in Osamu Tezuka manga such as Black Jack...
...notably appearing like this,
repeated in a newspaper article, in
the chapter "Sixth-Magnitude Star."
MA MA
. . _ HO HO .
Something is definitely wrong with that.

"This is major!" is erai koccha in Japanese, a phrase
used in Osamu Tezuka manga such as Black Jack...
...notably appearing like this,
repeated in a newspaper article, in
the chapter "Sixth-Magnitude Star."
MA MA
HO HO

"This is major!" is erai koccha in Japanese, a phrase
used in Osamu Tezuka manga such as Black Jack...
...notably appearing like this,
repeated in a newspaper article, in
the chapter "Sixth-Magnitude Star."

The numbering and style of this and subsequent
eye-catches suggest that they're picture cards
used to aid the telling of a story.

Check out Becky's fan. This animation
with the background pattern staying
still and the object moving over it...

Check out Becky's fan. This animation
with the background pattern staying
still and the object moving over it...
...reminds us of the anime Gankutsuou:
The Count of Monte Cristo.

Check out Becky's fan. This animation
with the background pattern staying
still and the object moving over it...
...reminds us of the anime Gankutsuou:
The Count of Monte Cristo.
Oh, Lady Miyamoto, you're so wonderful.

Oh, Lady Miyamoto, you're so wonderful.

Oh, pshaw.

You're a genius, after all.

Oh, pshaw.

And you're cute, too.

Oh, pshaw.

And you think up unscrupulous taxes.

This expression and its delivery riff on Ken
Shimura's comedic character "Baka Tono."
WHAT did you say?

This expression and its delivery riff on Ken
Shimura's comedic character "Baka Tono."
Theliteral Japanese here is
"Zippering my mouth shut." But you'll
see shortly why we did it this way.
WHAT did you say?

This expression and its delivery riff on Ken
Shimura's comedic character "Baka Tono."
Theliteral Japanese here is
"Zippering my mouth shut." But you'll
see shortly why we did it this way.
Whoops, chuck that out the window.

This expression and its delivery riff on Ken
Shimura's comedic character "Baka Tono."
Theliteral Japanese here is
"Zippering my mouth shut." But you'll
see shortly why we did it this way.

This expression and its delivery riff on Ken
Shimura's comedic character "Baka Tono."
Theliteral Japanese here is
"Zippering my mouth shut." But you'll
see shortly why we did it this way.
Oh, we're sorry!

Oh, we're sorry!

Please, Commissioner,

lighten your mood with this!

There now.

Isn't it good?

Yeah, it's tasty!

This cake is made by the best in Edo!

Yeah, it's definitely good stuff!

Honestly, Yuma.

Sorry, my true feelings just sort of slipped out.

Hey, you.

You're being called.

What? Me?

You mustn't let your mind wander.
This world is turning.

My apologies.

No, I was talking to you, shamisen player.

Oh, me?

This is a riff on the fictional character
Yuji the Shamisen Player.
Ichijo the Shamisen Player
(Ai Nonaka)

This is a riff on the fictional character
Yuji the Shamisen Player.
Yes, he appears in the Hissatsu series of TV
shows, but he's from Shin Hissatsu Shigotonin...
Ichijo the Shamisen Player
(Ai Nonaka)

This is a riff on the fictional character
Yuji the Shamisen Player.
Yes, he appears in the Hissatsu series of TV
shows, but he's from Shin Hissatsu Shigotonin...
...not Shin Hissatsu Shiokinin, which you'll soon
see is the theme of this episode.
Ichijo the Shamisen Player
(Ai Nonaka)

This is a riff on the fictional character
Yuji the Shamisen Player.
Yes, he appears in the Hissatsu series of TV
shows, but he's from Shin Hissatsu Shigotonin...
...not Shin Hissatsu Shiokinin, which you'll soon
see is the theme of this episode.

This is a riff on the fictional character
Yuji the Shamisen Player.
Yes, he appears in the Hissatsu series of TV
shows, but he's from Shin Hissatsu Shigotonin...
...not Shin Hissatsu Shiokinin, which you'll soon
see is the theme of this episode.
Your shamisen!

This is a riff on the fictional character
Yuji the Shamisen Player.
Yes, he appears in the Hissatsu series of TV
shows, but he's from Shin Hissatsu Shigotonin...
...not Shin Hissatsu Shiokinin, which you'll soon
see is the theme of this episode.
Don't just carry it with you; actually play it!

Don't just carry it with you; actually play it!

What do you think I called you over here for?

I'm expensive, you know.

How much?

40,000 pesetas.

I don't know how much that's worth.

It's a reasonable price, isn't it?

I'm sorry, I don't know.

Well then, I shall give you a large discount
and settle for 167 cruzado.

Is that discounting myself too much?

I have no idea...

For goodness' sake! I'll pay whatever
you want, so hurry up and play!

Oh my, whatever she wants?
Lady Miyamoto, you're such a rich girl!

Oh, pshaw.

Yes, since you're pocketing almost all
of the taxes you collect

instead of giving them to the shogunate.

WHAT did you say?

In Japanese the word for "zipper" is a
homophone for the name "Chuck"...
WHAT did you say?

In Japanese the word for "zipper" is a
homophone for the name "Chuck"...
Whoops, Chuck Norris that out the window.

In Japanese the word for "zipper" is a
homophone for the name "Chuck"...
...prompting Yuma to follow up her earlier {
okuchi ni chakku (literally "Zippering my 4
mouth shut") with okuchi ni Chakku Norisu (33
("Putting Chuck Norris in my mouth."). [
Whoops, Chuck Norris that out the window.

In Japanese the word for "zipper" is a
homophone for the name "Chuck"...
...prompting Yuma to follow up her earlier {
okuchi ni chakku (literally "Zippering my 4
mouth shut") with okuchi ni Chakku Norisu (33
("Putting Chuck Norris in my mouth."). [
Now, now.

In Japanese the word for "zipper" is a
homophone for the name "Chuck"...
...prompting Yuma to follow up her earlier {
okuchi ni chakku (literally "Zippering my 4
mouth shut") with okuchi ni Chakku Norisu (33
("Putting Chuck Norris in my mouth."). [
Look, Commissioner, it's cake!

There, now.

Isn't it good?

It's not bad!

Honestly, Yuma.

Sorry.

Hey, what's with you? Hurry up and play.

Yes, my lady. Now then...

Strum... pluck pluck.

Huh?

Pluck pluck pluck, pluck.

Huh?

Pluck, pluck, pluck pluck pluck.

Fweel!

What's the "twee"?

A string snapped.

My my. A clever touch.

Thank you for listening to my poor performance.

This is a ritual phrase, and doesn't
actually indicate that the speaker,
feels her performance was bad.
Thank you for listening to my poor performance.

This is a ritual phrase, and doesn't
actually indicate that the speaker,
feels her performance was bad.

This is a ritual phrase, and doesn't
actually indicate that the speaker,
feels her performance was bad.
Except in this case, it WAS bad.
Yeah, it WAS poor.

This is a ritual phrase, and doesn't
actually indicate that the speaker,
feels her performance was bad.
Except in this case, it WAS bad.
Um...

Um...

What is it?

What's "Chuck Norris"?

That's Chuck Norris, in the 1972
movie Return of the Dragon.

MA
That's Chuck Norris, in the 1972
movie Return of the Dragon.

MA

Son for Hire,
Sword for Hire
Suid School

These two are playing the main
characters of Lone Wolf and Cub...

These two are playing the main
characters of Lone Wolf and Cub...
...another period drama franchise which [7
has spanned manga, TV shows, and movies. 1

These two are playing the main
characters of Lone Wolf and Cub...
...another period drama franchise which [7
has spanned manga, TV shows, and movies. 1
Go, Papal!

Suzune is playing the part of
Daigoro from Lone Wolf and Cub.
Go, Papal!

Suzune is playing the part of
Daigoro from Lone Wolf and Cub.
Take down that bad commissioner!

Suzune is playing the part of
Daigoro from Lone Wolf and Cub.
Daigoro always calls his father Chan
in Japanese, which is certainly not
unheard-of as a form of "Papa"...
Take down that bad commissioner!

Suzune is playing the part of
Daigoro from Lone Wolf and Cub.
Daigoro always calls his father Chan
in Japanese, which is certainly not
unheard-of as a form of "Papa"...
...but is special enough that it's instantly,
recognizable in this context as Daigoro.
Take down that bad commissioner!

Suzune is playing the part of
Daigoro from Lone Wolf and Cub.
Daigoro always calls his father Chan
in Japanese, which is certainly not
unheard-of as a form of "Papa"...
...but is special enough that it's instantly,
recognizable in this context as Daigoro.
Shhh! You idiot, don't say that so loudly!

Suzune is playing the part of
Daigoro from Lone Wolf and Cub.
Daigoro always calls his father Chan
in Japanese, which is certainly not
unheard-of as a form of "Papa"...
...but is special enough that it's instantly,
recognizable in this context as Daigoro.
By the way, in LW&C Gigami and Daigoro went
around defeating the oppressors of the people.
Shhh! You idiot, don't say that so loudly!

Suzune is playing the part of
Daigoro from Lone Wolf and Cub.
Daigoro always calls his father Chan
in Japanese, which is certainly not
unheard-of as a form of "Papa"...
...but is special enough that it's instantly,
recognizable in this context as Daigoro.
By the way, in LW&C Gigami and Daigoro went
around defeating the oppressors of the people.
Aw, why not?

Aw, why not?

Time out for a sec.

Huh? What's wrong?

—
Huh? What's wrong?

Oh my, the Spaghetti Western music! ¥
You're heavy.

Oh my, the Spaghetti Western music! ¥
We couldn't identify a specific piece...
You're heavy.

Oh my, the Spaghetti Western music! ¥
We couldn't identify a specific piece...
Aw, this is so comfy!

Oh my, the Spaghetti Western music! ¥
We couldn't identify a specific piece...
...but stylistically this riffs on music written
by Ennio Morricone for many westerns,
spaghetti and not-so-spaghetti.
Aw, this is so comfy!

Oh my, the Spaghetti Western music! ¥
We couldn't identify a specific piece...
...but stylistically this riffs on music written
by Ennio Morricone for many westerns,
spaghetti and not-so-spaghetti.
Go!

Oh my, the Spaghetti Western music! ¥
We couldn't identify a specific piece...
...but stylistically this riffs on music written
by Ennio Morricone for many westerns,
spaghetti and not-so-spaghetti.
Yeah, well, it's a lot harder doing the pushing!

Oh my, the Spaghetti Western music! ¥
We couldn't identify a specific piece...
...but stylistically this riffs on music written
by Ennio Morricone for many westerns,
spaghetti and not-so-spaghetti.
Get out! You're so big I know
you can walk on your own!

Get out! You're so big I know
you can walk on your own!

"Big"? Oh dear! Papa, you letch!

Don't go babbling crazy stuff and blushing!

But...

The baby cart in LW&C WAS rigged with
'weapons that father or son could trigger...

The baby cart in LW&C WAS rigged with
weapons that father or son could trigger...
...but they were SPEARS, not missiles! ¥

And one of the missiles here is a can of beer... ¥

And one of the missiles here is a can of beer... ¥

And one of the missiles here is a can of beer... ¥

And one of the missiles here is a can of beer... ¥
In Macross: Do You Remember Love?
one of the missiles in a salvo fired at
Bodolzaa was a can of Budweiser.

Wow.

No time for "wow"s! We gotta run!

Ten

We're in a real bind...

"Azure No. 6" riffs on "Blue No. 6," the
literal title of the anime known in North
America as Blue Submarine No. 6.
Azure No. 6
(Kayo Sakata)

"Azure No. 6" riffs on "Blue No. 6," the
literal title of the anime known in North
America as Blue Submarine No. 6.

"Azure No. 6" riffs on "Blue No. 6," the
literal title of the anime known in North
America as Blue Submarine No. 6.
Seriously. I wonder if we can
leave things like this.

Seriously. I wonder if we can
leave things like this.

Kurumi's new appellation
is Kusaba no Kurumi.
Grassy Kurumi
(Kana Ueda)

Kurumi's new appellation
is Kusaba no Kurumi.
Kusabaliterally means "leaves of grass," but with'
the Kkaniji for "color" added, it would fit into No.
6's color theme and be "Leafy-Green Kurumi."
Grassy Kurumi
(Kana Ueda)

Kurumi's new appellation
is Kusaba no Kurumi.
Kusabaliterally means "leaves of grass," but with'
the Kkaniji for "color" added, it would fit into No.
6's color theme and be "Leafy-Green Kurumi."

Kurumi's new appellation
is Kusaba no Kurumi.
Kusabaliterally means "leaves of grass," but with'
the Kkaniji for "color" added, it would fit into No.
6's color theme and be "Leafy-Green Kurumi."
However, this particular word for "leaves of
grass" is perhaps most often used with "shadow™
in phrases about turning over in your grave.

Kurumi's new appellation
is Kusaba no Kurumi.
Kusabaliterally means "leaves of grass," but with'
the Kkaniji for "color" added, it would fit into No.
6's color theme and be "Leafy-Green Kurumi."
However, this particular word for "leaves of
grass" is perhaps most often used with "shadow™
in phrases about turning over in your grave.
It's what the government has decided,
so there's nothing to be done about it.

Kurumi's new appellation
is Kusaba no Kurumi.
Kusabaliterally means "leaves of grass," but with'
the Kkaniji for "color" added, it would fit into No.
6's color theme and be "Leafy-Green Kurumi."
However, this particular word for "leaves of
grass" is perhaps most often used with "shadow
in phrases about turning over in your grave.{ A
Perhaps this connects it with bs
Kurumi's GeGeGe no Kitaro thing? {I ™
It's what the government has decided,
so there's nothing to be done about it.

It's what the government has decided,
so there's nothing to be done about it.

Firepower Rei
(Satsuki Yukino)

Well, smiling feels better than crying anyway,

and seeing the departed off
with a smile at a funeral

lets them go to Heaven without
unnecessary regrets, too.

You're so sensible.

Basically everything depends
on your way of thinking, that's all.

Here, this is done, take it on out.

Okay!

Okay!

WHY ARE THERE CHALKBOARDS
IN A PERIOD DRAMA?!

BUILD A SHELF
IN YOUR HEART!
IN A PERIOD DRAMA?!

BUILD A SHELF This catchphrase from Blazing
IN YOUR HEART! Transfer Student means:

BUILD A SHELF This catchphrase from Blazing
IN YOUR HEART! Transfer Student means:
Thank you for waiting! One stir-fried greens,
and one tofu with ground beef and chili peppers!

BUILD A SHELF This catchphrase from Blazing
IN YOUR HEART! Transfer Student means:
"Don't think Where do I get off saying this? {
It's the pot calling the kettle black'; build a /
shelf in your heart, store your pot nature / <3
away on it, and go after that kettle!" [
Thank you for waiting! One stir-fried greens,
and one tofu with ground beef and chili peppers!

BUILD A SHELF This catchphrase from Blazing
IN YOUR HEART! Transfer Student means:
"Don't think Where do I get off saying this? {
It's the pot calling the kettle black'; build a /
shelf in your heart, store your pot nature /- 4
away on it, and go after that kettle!" (17 whew: {
Thank you for waiting! One stir-fried greens,
and one tofu with ground beef and chili peppers!

BUILD A SHELF This catchphrase from Blazing
IN YOUR HEART! Transfer Student means:
"Don't think Where do I get off saying this? {
It's the pot calling the kettle black'; build a /
shelf in your heart, store your pot nature /- 4
away on it, and go after that kettle!" {717 whew:
Poor Inugami is dressed as the historical
figure Mitsukuni Tokugawa, also <3
popularly known as Mito Komon. [i
Thank you for waiting! One stir-fried greens,
and one tofu with ground beef and chili peppers!

BUILD A SHELF This catchphrase from Blazing
IN YOUR HEART! Transfer Student means:
"Don't think Where do I get off saying this? {
It's the pot calling the kettle black'; build a /
shelf in your heart, store your pot nature / <3 4
away on it, and go after that kettle!" gl Jwhew! {
Poor Inugami is dressed as the historical
figure Mitsukuni Tokugawa, also <3
popularly known as Mito Komon. [i
Mito Komon is also the do-good title I
character of a series of popular TV
dramas loosely based on the real person.
Thank you for waiting! One stir-fried greens,
and one tofu with ground beef and chili peppers!

This catchphrase from Blazing
Transfer Student means:
"Don't think Where do I get off saying this? {
It's the pot calling the kettle black'; build a /
shelf in your heart, store your pot nature / <3 4
away on it, and go after that kettle!" .\ i Jwhew! {
Poor Inugami is dressed as the historical
figure Mitsukuni Tokugawa, also <3
popularly known as Mito Komon. [i
Mito Komon is also the do-good title I
character of a series of popular TV
dramas loosely based on the real person.
Thank you for waiting! One stir-fried greens,
and one tofu with ground beef and chili peppers!

This catchphrase from Blazing
Transfer Student means:
"Don't think Where do I get off saying this? {
It's the pot calling the kettle black'; build a /
shelf in your heart, store your pot nature / <3 4
away on it, and go after that kettle!" .\ i Jwhew! {
Poor Inugami is dressed as the historical
figure Mitsukuni Tokugawa, also <3
popularly known as Mito Komon. [i
Mito Komon is also the do-good title I
character of a series of popular TV
dramas loosely based on the real person.

This catchphrase from Blazing
Transfer Student means:
"Don't think Where do I get off saying this? {
It's the pot calling the kettle black'; build a /
shelf in your heart, store your pot nature / <3 4
away on it, and go after that kettle!" .\ i Jwhew! {
Poor Inugami is dressed as the historical
figure Mitsukuni Tokugawa, also <3
popularly known as Mito Komon. [i
Mito Komon is also the do-good title I
character of a series of popular TV
dramas loosely based on the real person.
The tofu is spicy, so please be careful.

The tofu is spicy, so please be careful.

Gitan is the currency in the video game
Fushigi no Dungeon 2 - Fuurai no Shiren.
GTA
THROWING

Gitan is the currency in the video game
Fushigi no Dungeon 2 - Fuurai no Shiren.
GTAN
THROWING
Okay, the food is here, Elder.

Gitan is the currency in the video game
Fushigi no Dungeon 2 - Fuurai no Shiren.
"Gitan-throwing" is a technique where you do
damage to an enemy by throwing Gitan at it.
GTAN
THROWING
Okay, the food is here, Elder.

Gitan is the currency in the video game
Fushigi no Dungeon 2 - Fuurai no Shiren.
"Gitan-throwing" is a technique where you dg
damage to an enemy by throwing Gitan at if
OTA The damage done isthe an
amount of Gitan divided by 10.
THROWING =
Okay, the food is here, Elder.

Gitan is the currency in the video game
Fushigi no Dungeon 2 - Fuurai no Shiren.
"Gitan-throwing" is a technique where you dg
damage to an enemy by throwing Gitan at if
OTA The damage done isthe an
amount of Gitan divided by 10.
THROWING -
This line about sucking out poison came
up on the radio show Snakeman Show.
Okay, the food is here, Elder.

DUDE.
Gitan is the currency in the video game JHATS HOT YOSHIDA.
Fushigi no Dungeon 2 - Fuurai no Shiren. Tats SHice fi
"Gitan-throwing" is a technique where you dg
FCA Aid damage to an enemy by throwing Gitan at if
WITH YOUR MOUTH The damage doneisthe /-: §
amount of Gitan divided by 10. i
This line about sucking out poison came
up on the radio show Snakeman Show.
Okay, the food is here, Elder.

DUDE.
Medi d the oth di ul
TST non
THAT'S SHIGEMITSU
HURRY AND SUCK IT OUT
WITH YOUR MOUTH
up on the radio show Snakeman Show.
Okay, the food is here, Elder.

DUDE.
Medi d the oth di ul
TST non
THAT'S SHIGEMITSU
HURRY AND SUCK IT OUT
WITH YOUR MOUTH
up on the radio show Snakeman Show.
"Elder"...

DUDE.
Medi d the oth di ul
TTS non
TSR
areset late in his life...
HURRY AND SUCK'1) wu)
WITH YOUR MOUTH
up on the radio show Snakeman Show.
"Elder"...

DUDE.
Media and the others are dressed as
Mito Komon's traveling companions. THATS HOT YOSHIDA.
The Mito Komon TV dramas THATS SHIGEMITSU
areset late in his life...
HURRY AND SUCk ...and his companions refer to him with
PIRI a respectful title that implies old age.
This line about sucking out poison came
up on the radio show Snakeman Show.
"Elder"...

Media and the others are dressed as
Mito Komon's traveling companions.
[XN AALl] The Mito Komon TV dramas
areset late in his life...
EVERYWHERS, i . ro
..and his companions refer to him with
LRRD a respectful title that implies old age.
I STEPPED ON A BIG LAND MINE...
This line about sucking out poison came
up on the radio show Snakeman Show.
Doesn't it look good, Elder?

Media and the others are dressed as
Mito Komon's traveling companions.
[XN AALl] The Mito Komon TV dramas
areset late in his life...
EVERYWHERS, i . ro
..and his companions refer to him with
ERUZG0UNT a respectful title that implies old age.
I STEPPED ON A BIG LAND MINE... {7
Another reference to Fushigi no / =. §
Dungeon 2 - Fuurai no Shiren. i
Doesn't it look good, Elder?

Media and the others are dressed as
Mito Komon's traveling companions.
[XN AALl] The Mito Komon TV dramas
areset late in his life...
EVERYWHERS, - - 4
..and his companions refer to him with
ERUZG0UNT a respectful title that implies old age.
I STEPPED ON A BIG LAND MINE... [7
Another reference to Fushigi no / =. §
Dungeon 2 - Fuurai no Shiren. i
In the game, when you step on a large land
mine it destroys all the items around it.
Doesn't it look good, Elder?

ARENT THERE MORE IMPORTANT, THINGS
Arukou (not to be confused with the several} <
other manga series of that name)...
Doesn't it look good, Elder?

AREN'T THERE MORE IMPORTANT, THIRGS
In Katsuhiro Otomo's manga Ue wo Muite Len
Arukou (not to be confused with the several }% <
other manga series of that name] wi
- ..a line similar to this one is ended } 7
with "Like ramen, for instance." ™
Doesn't it look good, Elder?

ARENT THERE MORE IMPORTANT, THINGS
In Katsuhiro Otomo's manga Ue wo Muite Len
Arukou (not to be confused with the several }% <
other manga series of that name] wi
- ..a line similar to this one is ended } 7
with "Like ramen, for instance." ™
Whatever I may look like,
I am sixteen years old....

ARENT THERE MORE IMPORTANT, THINGS
In Katsuhiro Otomo's manga Ue wo Muite Len
Arukou (not to be confused with the several }% <
other manga series of that name] wi
- ..a line similar to this one is ended } 7
with "Like ramen, for instance." (I ™}
Whatever I may look like,
I am sixteen years old....

AREN'T THERE MORE IMPORTANT, THIRGS
In Katsuhiro Otomo's manga Ue wo Muite Len
Arukou (not to be confused with the several }% <
other manga series of that name] wi
- ..a line similar to this one is ended } 7
with "Like ramen, for instance." (I ™}
Which you'll seein a momar
The Mito Komon in the TV series /
doesn't like it when his companions >
treat him like an old man either. ("7 ™
Whatever I may look like,
I am sixteen years old....

AREN'T THERE MORE IMPORTANT, THIRGS
In Katsuhiro Otomo's manga Ue wo Muite Len
Arukou (not to be confused with the several }% <
other manga series of that name] wi
- ..a line similar to this one is ended } 7
with "Like ramen, for instance." (I ™}
Which you'll seein a momar
The Mito Komon in the TV series /
doesn't like it when his companions >
treat him like an old man either. ("7 ™
But at least in Mito Komon's
case, he IS an older man.
Whatever I may look like,
I am sixteen years old....

Lie: PAMEN,
In Katsuhiro Otomo's manga Ue wo Muite
Arukou (not to be confused with the several FOR INSTANCE.
other manga series of that name] Ww
- ..a line similar to this one is ended } 7
with "Like ramen, for instance." (I ™ ♪
Which you'll seein a momar POTON
The Mito Komon in the TV series ♪
doesn't like it when his companions ♪
treat him like an old man either. ("7 ™
But at least in Mito Komon's
case, he IS an older man.

Lie: PAMEN,
In Katsuhiro Otomo's manga Ue wo Muite
Arukou (not to be confused with the several FOR INSTANCE.
other manga series of that name] Ww
- ..a line similar to this one is ended } 7
with "Like ramen, for instance." (I ™ ♪
Which you'll seein a momar POTON
The Mito Komon in the TV series ♪
doesn't like it when his companions ♪
treat him like an old man either. ("7 ™
But at least in Mito Komon's
case, he IS an older man.
Your hair is white, so it's okay.

THATS MISTER KANEDA — i
OTHER OTHER OTHER OTHER OTHER
CHL RPVVELT STN
Your hair is white, so it's okay.

THAT'S MISTER KANEDA _
To ou pune
OTHER OTHER OTHER OTHER OTHER
CUAL RUUVELT ST

THAT'S MISTER KANEDA — i
OTHER OTHER OTHER OTHER OTHER
CALL RUUVELT STN
YOU'RE the elder here.

THAT'S MISTER KANEDA
Kaneda says this line to Tetsuo in
TO YOU. PURKi the world-famous movie Akira.
The three censored names are [7
Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin. (I ™
OTHER OTHER OTHER OTHER OTHER
CTL RUVALT STN
YOU'RE the elder here.

THAT'S MISTER KANEDA
Kaneda says this line to Tetsuo in
TO YOU. PURKi the world-famous movie Akira.
The three censored names are [7
Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin. (I ™
OTHER OTHER OTHER OTHER OTHER
CHIL RUVALT STN
One of the photos taken at the Yalta
Conference in 1945 is composed just like this.
YOU'RE the elder here.

THAT'S MISTER KANEDA
Kaneda says this line to Tetsuo in
TO YOU. PURKi the world-famous movie Akira.
The three censored names are [7
Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin. (I ™
OTHER OTHER OTHER OTHER OTHER
CULL RUVELT STN
One of the photos taken at the Yalta
Conference in 1945 is composed just like this.
It is true that they're usually the only
ones mentioned by name in its captions.
YOU'RE the elder here.

Kaneda says this line to Tetsuo in
the world-famous movie Akira.
The three censored names are [7
Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin. (I ™
One of the photos taken at the Yalta
Conference in 1945 is composed just like this.
It is true that they're usually the only
ones mentioned by name in its captions.

Kaneda says this line to Tetsuo in
the world-famous movie Akira.
The three censored names are [7
Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin. (I ™
One of the photos taken at the Yalta
Conference in 1945 is composed just like this.
It is true that they're usually the only
ones mentioned by name in its captions.
Gramps, you're so careless,

In the Douglas Adams-verse, this is the Ultimate
Question and Ultimate Answer... sort of.
Gramps, you're so careless,

In the Douglas Adams-verse, this is the Ultimate
Question and Ultimate Answer... sort of.
you must've aged in an unguarded moment.

In the Douglas Adams-verse, this is the Ultimate
Question and Ultimate Answer... sort of.
Yep, you got me.

0ld Geezer is dressed up as Hachibei, a
comic relief character whom fans have
dubbed "Careless Hachibei."
Yep, you got me.

0ld Geezer is dressed up as Hachibei, a
comic relief character whom fans have
dubbed "Careless Hachibei."

SRY BRA
Racehorses Sunny Brian and Silk
Lightning won first and second place
AND SECOND PLACE respectively in the 1997 Satsuki-Sho.
1s SiLkir?
THEY
MOKE LIGHT! S07 Wel

SRY BRA
Racehorses Sunny Brian and Silk
Lightning won first and second place
AND SECOND PLACE respectively in the 1997 Satsuki-Sho.
1s SiLkir?
THEY
MOKE LIGHT! S07 Wel
That makes no sense to me.

SRY BRA
Racehorses Sunny Brian and Silk
Lightning won firsf and second place
AND SECOND PLACE respectively in thf' 1997 Satsuki-Sho.
You'll remember "More /;
ssw Ny
THEY
MOKE LIGHT! S07 Wel
That makes no sense to me.

SRY BRA
Racehorses Sunny Brian and Silk
Lightning won firsf and second place
AND SECOND PLACE respectively in thf' 1997 Satsuki-Sho.
You'll remember "More /;
ssw Ny
THEY
MOKE LIGHT! S07 Wel

Racehorses Sunny Brian and Silk
Lightning won firsf and second place
respectively in thf' 1997 Satsuki-Sho.
You'll remember "More /;
light!" from Episode 2...{"I

Racehorses Sunny Brian and Silk
Lightning won firsf and second place
respectively in thf' 1997 Satsuki-Sho.
You'll remember "More /;
light!" from Episode 2...{"I
..but here t's also connected in that thei e's
a Japanese racehorse whose name is Motto
Hikariwo, which means "More light!"

Racehorses Sunny Brian and Silk
Lightning won firsf and second place
respectively in thf' 1997 Satsuki-Sho.
You'll remember "More /;
light!" from Episode 2...{"I
..but here t's also connected in that thei e's
a Japanese racehorse whose name is Motto
Hikariwo, which means "More light!"
Come to think of it, I heard this rumor...

Racehorses Sunny Brian and Silk
Lightning won firsf and second place
respectively in thf' 1997 Satsuki-Sho.
You'll remember "More /;
light!" from Episode 2...{"I
..but here t's also connected in that thei e's
a Japanese racehorse whose name is Motto
Hikariwo, which means "More light!"
However, she did not participate
in the 1997 Satsuki-Sho, since
she was not born until 1998!
Come to think of it, I heard this rumor...

Racehorses Sunny Brian and Silk
Lightning won firsf and second place
respectively in thf' 1997 Satsuki-Sho.
You'll remember "More /;
light!" from Episode 2...{"I
..but here t's also connected in that thei e's
a Japanese racehorse whose name is Motto
Hikariwo, which means "More light!"
However, she did not participate
in the 1997 Satsuki-Sho, since
she was not born until 1998!
They say allies of justice from
all over the nation

They say allies of justice from
all over the nation

are gathering in Edo to make the Commissioner
abolish the Hau Hau Tax.

Allies of justice? Wow, like who?

Like Mito Komon.

Mito Komon is known among
other things for aiding the poor.
Like Mito Komon.

Mito Komon is known among
other things for aiding the poor.
This is a key phrase from David Lynch's
TV series Twin Peaks and the subtitle
to the movie based on the series.

Mito Komon is known among
other things for aiding the poor.
This is a key phrase from David Lynch's
TV series Twin Peaks and the subtitle
to the movie based on the series.
H-Here, take some, Elder. It's very good!

This is a key phrase from David Lynch's
TV series Twin Peaks and the subtitle
to the movie based on the series.
Mito Komon travels incognito. ¥
H-Here, take some, Elder. It's very good!

This is a key phrase from David Lynch's
TV series Twin Peaks and the subtitle
to the movie based on the series.
Mito Komon travels incognito. ¥
O-Okay. I guess I'll have some.

O-Okay. I guess I'll have some.

THE YEAR 685.
DAWN OF THE FIRST
i MYTHRIL RUSH
koto wo Shite Hoshii no, Boku ni"...
LET ME SWIM 1 YOUR PRATIES]

THE YEAK 685:
DAWN OF THE FIRST
MYTHRIL KUSH
koto wo Shite Hoshii no, Boku ni"...
LET WE Sik 1H YOUR PANTIES]
followed up by "I want to do the butterfly
stroke, sending up a beautiful spray."

THE YEAK 685:
DAWN OF THE FIRST
MYTHRIL KUSH
koto wo Shite Hoshii no, Boku ni"...
LET WE Sik 1H YOUR PANTIES]
followed up by "I want to do the butterfly
stroke, sending up a beautiful spray."
Oh, be careful Elder, that's spicy!

In Yasuyuki Okamura's song "Donna
koto wo Shite Hoshii no, Boku ni"...
LET ME SWIM
...this amazing line about panties is stunningly
followed up by "I want to do the butterfly
stroke, sending up a beautiful spray."
Oh, be careful Elder, that's spicy!

Mythril Rush relates to the game.
Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced, i
In Yasuyuki Okamura's song "Donna
koto wo Shite Hoshii no, Boku ni"...
LET ME SWIM
...this amazing line about panties is stunningly
followed up by "I want to do the butterfly
stroke, sending up a beautiful spray."
Oh, be careful Elder, that's spicy!

Mythril Rush relates to the game.
Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced, i
In Yasuyuki Okamura's song "Donna
koto wo Shite Hoshii no, Boku ni"...
LET ME SWIM
...this amazing line about panties is stunningly
followed up by "I want to do the butterfly
stroke, sending up a beautiful spray."
Unfortunately, you're too late.

Mythril Rush relates to the game.
Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced, i
In Yasuyuki Okamura's song "Donna
koto wo Shite Hoshii no, Boku ni"...
Swim
...this amazing line about panties is stunningly
followed up by "I want to do the butterfly
stroke, sending up a beautiful spray."
Unfortunately, you're too late.

directed by Vitali Kanevsky.
FREEZE DIE COME TO LIFE
Unfortunately, you're too late.

directed by Vitali Kanevsky.
FREEZE DIE COME TO LIFE

directed by Vitali Kanevsky.
FREEZE DIE COME TO LIFE
Oh, he cried!

directed by Vitali Kanevsky.
FREEZE DIE COME TO LIFE
This is bad!

FREEZE DIE COME TO LIFE
This is bad!

FREEZE DIE COME TO LIFE

We'll be exacting the Hau Hau Tax.

Yes, we will!

WHO THE HELL 1S THIS?
KNEW YOUD COME!
This board is full of quotes from the universe
of the Sega game Sangokushi Taisen.
WAU WOULY aRve THOUGHT
ALL RIGHT. 18 LST YOU'D BE THIS STRONG?
GETTIN STARTED
} APPRECIATE YOUR HOW DARE YOu.
HARD WORK. YOU SECOND-RATER(
Yes, we willl

WHO THE HELL 1S THIS?
KNEW YOUD COME!
This board is full of quotes from the universe
of the Sega game Sangokushi Taisen.
WAU WOULY aRve THOUGHT
ALL RIGHT. 18 LST YOU'D BE THIS STRONG?
GETTIN STARTED
} APPRECIATE YOUR HOW DARE YOu.
HARD WORK. YOU SECOND-RATER(

WHO THE HELL 1S THIS?
KNEW YOUD COME!
This board is full of quotes from the universe
of the Sega game Sangokushi Taisen.
WAU WOULY aRve THOUGHT
ALL RIGHT. 18 LST YOU'D BE THIS STRONG?
GETTIN STARTED
} APPRECIATE YOUR HOW DARE YOu.
HARD WORK. YOU SECOND-RATER(
So you've shown your faces,
Hau Hau bureaucrats!

WHO THE HELL 1S THIS?
iy YOUD COME!
This board is full of quotes from the universe
ALL RIGHT IM UST
GETTIN STARTED
} APPRECIATE YOUR
HARD WORK.
So you've shown your faces,
Hau Hau bureaucrats!

WHO THE HELL 1S THIS?
KNEW YOUD COME!
This board is full of quotes from the universe
of the Sega game Sangokushi Taisen.
ALL RIGHT. IM JUST
GETTIN STARTED
We would explain a little about its
card-based play, but it's way too
) APPRECIATE YOUR complicated to fit into Vid-Notes!
HARD WORK.
So you've shown your faces,
Hau Hau bureaucrats!

WHO THE HELL 1S THIS?
KNEW YOUD COME!
This board is full of quotes from the universe
of the Sega game Sangokushi Taisen.
ALL RIGHT. IM JUST
GETTIN STARTED
We would explain a little about its
card-based play, but it's way too
) APPRECIATE YOUR complicated to fit into Vid-Notes!
HARD WORK.

WHO THE HELL 1S THIS?
KNEW YOUD COME!
This board is full of quotes from the universe
of the Sega game Sangokushi Taisen.
We would explain a little about its
card-based play, but it's way too
complicated to fit into Vid-Notes!

WHO THE HELL 1S THIS?
KNEW YOUD COME!
This board is full of quotes from the universe
of the Sega game Sangokushi Taisen.
We would explain a little about its
card-based play, but it's way too
complicated to fit into Vid-Notes!
We won't let you get away
with such a crazy tax!

"Hentai Yoiko Newspaper" was a section of
the old Japanese magazine Bikkuri House.
HENTAI YOIkO
We won't let you get away
with such a crazy tax!

"Hentai Yoiko Newspaper" was a section of
the old Japanese magazine Bikkuri House.
HERTAI YOIKO

"Hentai Yoiko Newspaper" was a section of
the old Japanese magazine Bikkuri House.
HERTAI YOIKO
You mean to oppose us?

"Hentai Yoiko Newspaper" was a section of
the old Japanese magazine Bikkuri House.
HERTAI YOIKO
Hard-core anime fans have
probably heard of hentai, and yoiko
means "good girl/good boy."
You mean to oppose us?

"Hentai Yoiko Newspaper" was a section of
the old Japanese magazine Bikkuri House.
HERTAI YOIKO
Hard-core anime fans have
probably heard of hentai, and yoiko
means "good girl/good boy."
If you oppose us, you'll be arrested!

THATS
ONE
HEAD
ne we
Sangokushi Taisen quotes.
If you oppose us, you'll be arrested!

THAT'S
ONE
HEAD
i ae
Sangokushi Taisen quotes.
What?! Arrest us, you say?!

THAT'S
ONE
HEAD
TAKEN
What?! Arrest us, you say?!

THAT'S
ONE
HEAD
TAKER

Mesousa is playing the
narrator of a silent film here.

Mesousa is playing the
narrator of a silent film here.
A huge battle scene suddenly unfolds!

A huge battle scene suddenly unfolds!

The fight becomes a free-for-all,

and the real swords they are
using send up sparks!

YOU MUST NOT BURN THE MALT
This is a wordplay on "malt"
(moyashi and "burn" (moyasuw).

YOU MUST NOT BURN THE MALT
This is a wordplay on "malt"
(moyashi and "burn" (moyasuw).
All right, everyone, please hush!

YOU MUST HOT BURN THE MALT
All right, everyone, please hush!

V FEEL
50 SORRY FOR
YUKARI i
began in 2002 and spawned sequels.

V FEEL
50 SORRY FOR
YUKARI i
began in 2002 and spawned sequels.
Just who do you think this man is?!

V FEEL
50 SORRY FOR
YUKARIN
These are riffs on classic lines from
character's identity is revealed.
Just who do you think this man is?!

These are riffs on classic lines from
Mito Komon spoken before the main
character's identity is revealed.

These are riffs on classic lines from
Mito Komon spoken before the main
character's identity is revealed.
Here it comes.

Here it comes.

"eigosikautenaizo™ is what happens I fly AWA NE REA RR RT
'when you try to type "I can only
type English" in Japanese...

"eigosikautenaizo™ is what happens I fly AWA NE REA RR RT
'when you try to type "I can only
type English" in Japanese...
Everybody back off!
Don't you see this crest...

"eigosikautenaizo™ is what happens I fly AWA NE REA RR RT
'when you try to type "I can only
type English" in Japanese...
...and you're stuck in our alphabet
instead of Japanese character input.
Everybody back off!
Don't you see this crest...

"eigosikautenaizo™ is what happens I fly AWA NE REA RR RT
'when you try to type "I can only
type English" in Japanese...
...and you're stuck in our alphabet
instead of Japanese character input.
This is THE classic line from this type of Mito
Komon scene, and what Rei was waiting for.
Everybody back off!
Don't you see this crest...

"eigosikautenaizo™ is what happens I fly AWA NE REA RR RT
'when you try to type "I can only
type English" in Japanese...
...and you're stuck in our alphabet
instead of Japanese character input.
This is THE classic line from this type of Mito
Komon scene, and what Rei was waiting for.
At this point Behoimi should pull'ai
official crest out of her pocket to
proclaim Mito Komon's authority...
Everybody back off!
Don't you see this crest...

"eigosikautenaizo" is what happens
'when you try to type "I can only
type English" in Japanese...
...and you're stuck in our alphabet
instead of Japanese character input.
This is THE classic line from this type of Mito
Komon scene, and what Rei was waiting for.
At this point Behoimi should pull'ai
official crest out of her pocket to
proclaim Mito Komon's authority...
Everybody back off!
Don't you see this crest...

This is THE classic line from this type of Mito
Komon scene, and what Rei was waiting for.
At this point Behoimi should pull'ai
official crest out of her pocket to
proclaim Mito Komon's authority...
..and all the bad guys should surrender.
Everybody back off!
Don't you see this crest...

1TS CoLDt
MY HEART 1S BROKEX...
PLEASE HELP ME.
This is THE classic line from this type of Mito
Komon scene, and what Rei was waiting for.
At this point Behoimi should pull'ai
official crest out of her pocket to
proclaim Mito Komon's authority... 1
Everybody back off!
Don't you see this crest...

H0.. H00.. HOAAAIT HORAN
This is THE classic line from this type of Mito
Komon scene, and what Rei was waiting for.
At this point Behoimi should pull'ai
official crest out of her pocket to
proclaim Mito Komon's authority... 1
Everybody back off!
Don't you see this crest...

H0.. H00.. HOAAAIT HORAN
This is THE classic line from this type of Mito
Komon scene, and what Rei was waiting for.
At this point Behoimi should pull'ai
official crest out of her pocket to
proclaim Mito Komon's authority...
..and all the bad guys should surrender.
Wait, I don't have it.

H0.. H00... HOARAIT HAAN!
Wait, I don't have it.

H0.. H00... HOARAIT HAAN!
—
Wait, I don't have it.

H0.. H00... HOARAIT HAAN!
—
What? Well, I don't have it.

H0.. H00... HOARAIT HAAN!
What? Well, I don't have it.

In Mito Komon the main character,
has his crest on his inro...
HU. HOU. RURRRIT RURRRIT
What? Well, I don't have it.

In Mito Komon the main character,
has his crest on his inro...
HU. HOU. RURRRIT RURRRIT
...which is a little pillbox-sized carrying case
a samurai would suspend from his sash.
What? Well, I don't have it.

In Mito Komon the main character,
has his crest on his inro...
HU. HOU. RURRRIT RURRRIT
...which is a little pillbox-sized carrying case
a samurai would suspend from his sash.
But usually his sidekick is the one
who actually carries around the inro,
in a pocket whereit can't be seen.
What? Well, I don't have it.

In Mito Komon the main character,
has his crest on his inro...
HU. HOU. RURRRIT RURRRIT
...which is a little pillbox-sized carrying case
a samurai would suspend from his sash.
But usually his sidekick is the one
who actually carries around the inro,
in a pocket whereit can't be seen.
Oh, that's right. I gave it to Grandpa Careless.

In Mito Komon the main character,
has his crest on his inro...
HU. HOU. RURRRIT RURRRIT
...which is a little pillbox-sized carrying case
a samurai would suspend from his sash.
But usually his sidekick is the one
who actually carries around the inro,
in a pocket whereit can't be seen.
Grandpa, the inro!

H0.. H00... HOARAIT HAAN!
Grandpa, the inro!

WIZEVED, HIDEOUS
LITTLE BoY
B00M{
THERE'S A HOLE
ru ruc cn navi)
The line about the colony quotes
Grandpa, the inro!

WIZEVED, HIDEOUS
LITTLE BoY
800M/
THERE'S & HOLE
ru ruc cn navel)
The line about the colony quotes "
Inro?

WIZEVED, HIDEOUS
LITTLE BoY
800M/
THERE'S & HOLE
ru ruc cn navel)
The line about the colony quotes "
Hmm, inro...

WIZENED, HIDEOUS
LITTLE Boy
800M!
THERE'S A HOLE
IN THE COLONY NOW.
Hmm, inro...

"Wizened, hideous little boy" is the way
Osamu Dazai describes the subject of a WIZENED HIDEOUS
photo in the novel No Longer Human. §
LITTLE BoY
800M/
THERE'S & HOLE
IN THE COLONY ROW.
Hmm, inro...

"Wizened, hideous little boy" is the way
Osamu Dazai describes the subject of a WIZENED HIDEOUS
photo in the novel No Longer Human. §
LITTLE BoY
800M/
THERE'S & HOLE
IN THE COLONY ROW.
Oh, that.

"Wizened, hideous little boy" is the way
Osamu Dazai describes the subject of a WIZENED HIDEOUS
photo in the novel No Longer Human. §
LITTLE BoY
800M/
THERE'S & HOLE
IN THE COLONY ROW.
"Oh, that" my butt! Hand it over!

"Wizened, hideous little boy" is the way
Osamu Dazai describes the subject of a
photo in the novel No Longer Human.
800M/
THERE'S ♪
IN THE COLONY ROW.
"Oh, that" my butt! Hand it over!

800M/
His expression is supposed to be a smile, but /
instead seems like the ugly scrunched-up
face of some kind of evil ape. . COLONY HOW.
"Oh, that" my butt! Hand it over!

800M/
His expression is supposed to be a smile, but /
instead seems like the ugly scrunched-up
face of some kind of evil ape. . COLONY HOW.
Hurry, Gramps!

800M/
His expression is supposed to be a smile, but /
instead seems like the ugly scrunched-up
face of some kind of evil ape.
Hurry, Gramps!

800M/
His expression is supposed to be a smile, but /
instead seems like the ugly scrunched-up
face of some kind of evil ape.
I pawned it yesterday.

800M!
THERE'S A
I pawned it yesterday.

LET'S TOAST WITH MiLk(
This "toast" is the "toast to the bride

LET'S TOAST WITH MiLk(
and groom" kind, not the bread kind.
Wh-What did you say, Old Geezer?!

LET'S TOAST WITH MiLk(
this that he was given his nickname.
Wh-What did you say, Old Geezer?!

LET'S TOAST WITH MiLk(
this that he was given his nickname.
Oh, I'm so careless.

It's because Hachibei says stuff like
this that he was given his nickname.
Oh, I'm so careless.

It's because Hachibei says stuff like
this that he was given his nickname.
That's not careless, that's calculating.

It's because Hachibei says stuff like
this that he was given his nickname.
There's a 1956 Japanese movie called
Chakkari Fujin to Ukkari Fujin, or "The
Calculating Wife and the Careless Wife."
That's not careless, that's calculating.

It's because Hachibei says stuff like
this that he was given his nickname.
There's a 1956 Japanese movie called
Chakkari Fujin to Ukkari Fujin, or "The
Calculating Wife and the Careless Wife."
All right, you bastards, come along quietly!

All right, you bastards, come along quietly!

EE,
Tarou, a famous Japanese folk tale.
Hey, you
shouldn't be
bullying
that turtle!

Yep, the story being told here is Urashima
Tarou, afamous Japanese folk tale.
The main character sees some Kids being nigan
to a turtle, and he saves the turtle from them.
Hey ♪ you
shouldn't be
bullying
that turtle!

Yep, the story being told here is Urashima
Tarou, afamous Japanese folk tale.
The main character sees some Kids being nigan
to a turtle, and he saves the turtle from the.
Hey ♪ you
The turtle then takes him
shouldn't be REECE]
bullying
that turtle!

Yep, the story being told here is Urashima
Tarou, afamous Japanese folk tale.
The main character sees some Kids being nigan
to a turtle, and he saves the turtle from the.
The turtle then takes him
to a palace under the sea.

I think we've gotten far enough away.

Be more careful, would you?

Sorry!

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Here, Father, your rice porridge is ready.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to
give to a sick person, kind of like
chicken soup in the United States.
Here, Father, your rice porridge is ready.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to
give to a sick person, kind of like
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.
Here, Father, your rice porridge is ready.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to
give to a sick person, kind of like
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to I'm
give to a sick person, kind of like
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to Sorry
give to a sick person, kind of like
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to You
give to a sick person, kind of like
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to
give to a sick person, kind of like Aways
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to Have
give to a sick person, kind of like
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to To
give to a sick person, kind of like
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to Take
give to a sick person, kind of like
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to Care
give to a sick person, kind of like
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to of
give to a sick person, kind of like
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to Me.
give to a sick person, kind of like:
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to
give to a sick person, kind of like
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.

This line and Upako's response are part of a staple
gag from the old TV show Shabondama Holiday.
Rice porridge is the classic food to
give to a sick person, kind of like
chicken soup in the United States.
Like porridge everywhere, it's also cheap to
make and thus can be made by the poor.
Head meat!

Here Q-chan screams things
that you can get at a yakitori
(grilled chicken) stand in Japan.
Head meat!

Here Q-chan screams things
that you can get at a yakitori
(grilled chicken) stand in Japan.

Here Q-chan screams things
that you can get at a yakitori
(grilled chicken) stand in Japan.
But even though it's a grilled chicken stand, if
you order "head meat" it's actually from pigs!

Here Q-chan screams things
that you can get at a yakitori
(grilled chicken) stand in Japan.
But even though it's a grilled chicken stand, if
you order "head meat" it's actually from pigs!
Now, take a bite.

Here Q-chan screams things
that you can get at a yakitori
(grilled chicken) stand in Japan.
But even though it's a grilled chicken stand, if
you order "head meat" it's actually from pigs!

Hearts!

Father, what's the matter?

If you don't eat, you won't
recover your strength.

Welsh onion kebab!

If I could, I'd like to feed you the full-course
seasonal French meal of a three-star chef,

but under these economic circumstances,

even such modest dreams of the
common folk cannot come true!

Neck-area meat!

I'm so sorry, Father.

Rump meat!

"He was a disciplined and stoic child" was
a line from a 1973 commercial for Bon
Curry which parodied 1 one Wolf and Cub.

"He was a disciplined and stoic child" was
a line from a 1973 commercial for Bon
Curry which parodied 1 one Wolf and Cub.
She was a disciplined and stoic child.

"He was a disciplined and stoic child" was
a line from a 1973 commercial for Bon
Curry which parodied 1 one Wolf and Cub.
Daigoro had to wait three minutes for
the curry to be ready, but he managed
to hold out, prompting this line.
She was a disciplined and stoic child.

Kitsuka's Mon Curry riffs, obviously,
on Otsuka's Ban Curry.
"He was a disciplined and stoic child" was [/ KITSUK AS
a line from a 1973 commercial for Bon by Mon Curl
Curry which parodied 1 one Wolf and Cub. aii y
Daigoro had to wait three minutes for
the curry to be ready, but he managed
to hold out, prompting this line.
I feel so much pity...

Kitsuka's Mon Curry riffs, obviously,
on Otsuka's Ban Curry.
"He was a disciplined and stoic child" was [/
a line from a 1973 commercial for Bon =< §
Curry which parodied 1 one Wolf and Cub. i
Daigoro had to wait three minutes for
the curry to be ready, but he managed
to hold out, prompting this line.
I feel so much pity...

Kitsuka's Mon Curry riffs, obviously,
on Otsuka's Ban Curry.
"He was a disciplined and stoic child" was [/
a line from a 1973 commercial for Bon =< §
Curry which parodied 1 one Wolf and Cub. i
Daigoro had to wait three minutes for
the curry to be ready, but he managed
to hold out, prompting this line.
Really?

Really?

All of this is because of that tax!

I think this particular case is different.

Miss, your humble servant will overthrow that
evil commissioner with her own hands, just watch!

Hau Hau Tax!

Time to collect!

Otome's talking like a samurai here,
so she's really getting into character.
Time to collect!

Otome's talking like a samurai here,
so she's really getting into character.
You dirty bureaucrats! I've got no money
I'm willing to pay to YOU!

You dirty bureaucrats! I've got no money
I'm willing to pay to YOU!

Leave my sight at once!

A huge battle scene suddenly unfolds!

...I'Il skip the rest.

Why are you arresting me too?

Papa! Wait!

This thing won't stand up
if you don't hold your end!

Check, please.

"Forehead Osteopathy" does not.
FOREHEAD
OSTEODATHYY

"Cranial Osteopathy" exists.
"Forehead Osteopathy" does not.

Nothing will be settled at this rate.

This is a riff on "Nenbutsu no Tetsu"... ¥
Nenbutsu no Miyako
(Yui Horie)

This is a riff on "Nenbutsu no Tetsu"... X
...the deadly-efficient killer from the
TV drama Hissatsu Shiokinin and Shin
Hissatsu Shiokinin (the remake).
Nenbutsu no Miyako
(Yui Horie)

This is a riff on "Nenbutsu no Tetsu"... X
...the deadly-efficient killer from the
TV drama Hissatsu Shiokinin and Shin
Hissatsu Shiokinin (the remake). {)
He was a fallen monk who set up bs
business for himself as a bonesetter.(~"I™
Nenbutsu no Miyako
(Yui Horie)

This is a riff on "Nenbutsu no Tetsu"... X
...the deadly-efficient killer from the
TV drama Hissatsu Shiokinin and Shin
Hissatsu Shiokinin (the remake). {)
He was a fallen monk who set up bs
business for himself as a bonesetter.(~"I™
To nenbutsu means to chant "Namu Amida Butsu,™
the Buddhist invocation we've talked about before.
Nenbutsu no Miyako
(Yui Horie)

You may remember this
phrase from Episode 7.
Episode 24
"You Are Responsible for Your Own Death"

You may remember this
phrase from Episode 7.
However, its literal meanings "If you I
die, no one will go collect your /
remains." It's the end of a famous saying £3.
from the TV drama Ooedo Sousamou. [
Episode 24
"You Are Responsible for Your Own Death"

You may remember this
phrase from Episode 7.
However, its literal meanings "If you I
die, no one will go collect your /
remains." It's the end of a famous saying £3.
from the TV drama Ooedo Sousamou. [
The secret police in that show had to put
their lives on the line, but no one would
bury them if they died on assignment. 3
Episode 24
"You Are Responsible for Your Own Death"

You may remember this
phrase from Episode 7.
However, its literal meanings "If you I
die, no one will go collect your /
remains." It's the end of a famous saying £3.
from the TV drama Ooedo Sousamou. [
The secret police in that show had to put
their lives on the line, but no one would
bury them if they died on assignment 3
a Episode 24
Think Mission: Impossible 7-8
meets Japanese period drama. [
"You Are Responsible for Your Own Death"

This music riffs on music
from Hissatsu Shiokinin.

This music riffs on music
from Hissatsu Shiokinin.
These captions eventually spell out
something which you'll get if you
remember certain Episode 16 Vid-Notes.
NU

This music riffs on music
from Hissatsu Shiokinin.
These captions eventually spell out
something which you'll get if you
remember certain Episode 16 Vid-Notes.

This music riffs on music
from Hissatsu Shiokinin.
These captions eventually spell out
something which you'll get if you
remember certain Episode 16 Vid-Notes.
LL

This music riffs on music
from Hissatsu Shiokinin.
These captions eventually spell out
something which you'll get if you
remember certain Episode 16 Vid-Notes.
The Narrator's dialogue is the opening
narration to Hissatsu Shiokinin and its
remake, with a few changes.

This music riffs on music
from Hissatsu Shiokinin.
These captions eventually spell out
something which you'll get if you
remember certain Episode 16 Vid-Notes.
The Narrator's dialogue is the opening
narration to Hissatsu Shiokinin and its
remake, with a few changes.
We take care of the bad kids
who think they can do whatever they like.

This music riffs on music
from Hissatsu Shiokinin.
These captions eventually spell out
something which you'll get if you
remember certain Episode 16 Vid-Notes.
The Narrator's dialogue is the opening
narration to Hissatsu Shiokinin and its
remake, with a few changes.
We are not waiting for parental
punishment to befall them.

We are not waiting for parental
punishment to befall them.

Television's justice is not
to be relied upon either.

In darkness we judge them
and paniponi them.

While technically not allowed by
the shogunate, erotic subjects
'were not unheard of in ukiyo-e.

While technically not allowed by
the shogunate, erotic subjects
'were not unheard of in ukiyo-e.
PO

While technically not allowed by
the shogunate, erotic subjects
'were not unheard of in ukiyo-e.

While technically not allowed by
the shogunate, erotic subjects
'were not unheard of in ukiyo-e.
GA

While technically not allowed by
the shogunate, erotic subjects
'were not unheard of in ukiyo-e.

While technically not allowed by
the shogunate, erotic subjects
'were not unheard of in ukiyo-e.
Namu Amida Butsu.

While technically not allowed by
the shogunate, erotic subjects .
'were not unheard of in ukiyo-e. Kurumi
Drawn
by
Becky
Namu Amida Butsu.

Kurumi
Drawn
by
Becky
Namu Amida Butsu.

I
HISSATSV PANIPONIN

I
SHIN HISSATSV PANIPONIN

SHIN HISSATSY PANIPONIN

All the episodes of Shin Hissatsu Shiokinin
were titled in the form "No Need for ci
NO NEED FOR GENIVSES

All the episodes of Shin Hissatsu Shiokinin
were titled in the form "No Need for ci
One episode was titled "No Need for Idiots." ¥
NO NEED FOR GENIVSES

"Nezumi Kozo" or "rat boy" was the nickname
of a famous Edo Period thief named lJirokichi.

"Nezumi Kozo" or "rat boy" was the nickname
of a famous Edo Period thief named lJirokichi.
Yes, Nezumi Kozo was a BOY. ¥

"Nezumi Kozo" or "rat boy" was the nickname
of a famous Edo Period thief named lJirokichi.
Yes, Nezumi Kozo was a BOY. ¥
It's Nezumi! It's Nezumi Kozo!

"Nezumi Kozo" or "rat boy" was the nickname
of a famous Edo Period thief named lJirokichi.
Yes, Nezumi Kozo was a BOY. ¥
This historical figure often makes
appearances in books, comics, and
movies as a Robin Hood-type character.
It's Nezumi! It's Nezumi Kozo!

Paper lanterns like these generally,
have something printed on them.
It's Nezumi! It's Nezumi Kozo!

Paper lanterns like these generally,
have something printed on them.

Paper lanterns like these generally,
have something printed on them.
He's running over there! Capture him!

Paper lanterns like these generally,
have something printed on them.
Since these guys are more or less the
cops, they carry lanterns with a legend
befitting their occupation: "Arrest."
He's running over there! Capture him!

Paper lanterns like these generally,
have something printed on them.
Since these guys are more or less the
cops, they carry lanterns with a legend
befitting their occupation: "Arrest."
He's running over there! Capture him!

Paper lanterns like these generally,
have something printed on them.
Since these guys are more or less the
cops, they carry lanterns with a legend
befitting their occupation: "Arrest."
This kind of scene with "Arrest"
lanterns is classic in Edo dramas when
the authorities are on the hunt.
He's running over there! Capture him!

Paper lanterns like these generally,
have something printed on them.
Since these guys are more or less the
cops, they carry lanterns with a legend
befitting their occupation: "Arrest."
This kind of scene with "Arrest"
lanterns is classic in Edo dramas when
the authorities are on the hunt.

Shakuhachi
Shakuhachi
Shakuhachi
Serizawa
Shaku
—

Shakuhachi
Shakuhachi
Shakuhachi
Serizawa
Shaku

&F
&F Pp
&F
&F!
No
PA "Ge! Ge! GeGeGe no Ge!" is a recurring refrain
in a GeGeGe no Kitaro anime theme song.

&F
&F Pp
&F
&F!
No
PA "Ge! Ge! GeGeGe no Ge!" is a recurring refrain
in a GeGeGe no Kitaro anime theme song.
Good evenin', sir!

"Ge! Ge! GeGeGe no Ge!" is a recurring refrain
in a GeGeGe no Kitaro anime theme song.
Good evenin', sir!

"Ge! Ge! GeGeGe no Ge!" is a recurring refrain
in a GeGeGe no Kitaro anime theme song.
Who the heck are you?

Who the heck are you?

I'm Nezumi. You a-makin' an arrest?

Nezumi Kozo's disguise is Nezumi Otoko
(Ratman) from GeGeGe no Kitaro.
I'm Nezumi. You a-makin' an arrest?

Nezumi Kozo's disguise is Nezumi Otoko
(Ratman) from GeGeGe no Kitaro.
Yes. He just ran this way...

Yes. He just ran this way...

Y-You stink!

Eh? I'm a-stinkin'? That's funny...

—{
Eh? I'm a-stinkin'? That's funny...

—{
I took a bath last month
like a good man always does...

I took a bath last month
like a good man always does...

Gah! You stink so much I can't stand it!

Come on, let's go!

He's not herel
He's over there, over there!

Do I really stink that much?

Heh. Now then...

NEzuMI koZO
Nezumi Kozo.

neZUmi KOzo
Nezumi Kozo.

NEzuMI koZO
Nezumi Kozo.

neZUmi KOzo
Nezumi Kozo.

Nezumi Kozo.

Who is it?!

OVer HEre.
Over here.

ovER heRE.
Over here.

OVer HEre.
Over here.

Over here.

Here Miss Igarashi is playing "Toyama no Kin-san,"
the title character of the famous TV drama.

Here Miss Igarashi is playing "Toyama no Kin-san,"
the title character of the famous 7"
Toyama is a commissioner, i.e. of similar rank to }¥ /
Bekiemon here, but he usually goes incognito. (=I ™

Here Miss Igarashi is playing "Toyama no Kin-san,"
the title character of the famous 7"
Toyama is a commissioner, i.e. of similar rank to }¥ /
Bekiemon here, but he usually goes incognito. (=I ™
You guys...

Here Miss Igarashi is playing "Toyama no Kin-san,"
the title character of the famous 7"
Toyama is a commissioner, i.e. of similar rank to }¥ /
Bekiemon here, but he usually goes incognito. (=I ™
When he's ready to reveal his identity, he
bares one shoulder dramatically to reveal a
tattoo of a storm of falling cherry blossoms.
You guys...

Here Miss Igarashi is playing "Toyama no Kin-san,"
the title character of the famous 7"
Toyama is a commissioner, i.e. of similar rank to }¥ /
Bekiemon here, but he usually goes incognito. (=I ™
When he's ready to reveal his identity, he
bares one shoulder dramatically to reveal a
tattoo of a storm of falling cherry blossoms.
We got arrested because of that tax.

Here Miss Igarashi is playing "Toyama no Kin-san,"
the title character of the famous 7"
Toyama is a commissioner, i.e. of similar rank to }¥ /
Bekiemon here, but he usually goes incognito. (=I ™
When he's ready to reveal his identity, he
bares one shoulder dramatically to reveal a
tattoo of a storm of falling cherry blossoms.
So under her top layer Miss Igarashi
is wearing a shirt with a similar
cherry blossom pattern on it.
We got arrested because of that tax.

Here Miss Igarashi is playing "Toyama no Kin-san,"
the title character of the famous 7"
Toyama is a commissioner, i.e. of similar rank to }¥ /
Bekiemon here, but he usually goes incognito. (=I ™
When he's ready to reveal his identity, he
bares one shoulder dramatically to reveal a
tattoo of a storm of falling cherry blossoms.
So under her top layer Miss Igarashi
is wearing a shirt with a similar
cherry blossom pattern on it.

Here Miss Igarashi is playing "Toyama no Kin-san,"
the title character of the famous 7"
Toyama is a commissioner, i.e. of similar rank to }¥ /
Bekiemon here, but he usually goes incognito. (=I ™
When he's ready to reveal his identity, he
bares one shoulder dramatically to reveal a
tattoo of a storm of falling cherry blossoms.
So under her top layer Miss Igarashi
is wearing a shirt with a similar
cherry blossom pattern on it. storm of
cherry blossoms is crying too.

It's so pathetic, my storm of
cherry blossoms is crying too.

Even you... I'll break you
out of here right away!

Not possible. Security's really tight.

Then what...

I want you to do me a favor.

CIGARETTES
OTAKU LIFE
The tobacconist's sign looks like
the famous old Fukoku Life sign.
Chicken

CIGARETTES
OTAKU LIFE
Chicken

"Paniponin"?

Yes. I want them to avenge us...
To avenge the people of Edo.

MOE
Yes. I want them to avenge us...
To avenge the people of Edo.

Yes. I want them to avenge us...
To avenge the people of Edo.

This is the name of the café in
the anime Lyrical Nanoha.
Yes. I want them to avenge us...
To avenge the people of Edo.

R R This is the name of the café in
Midori-ya the anime Lyrical Nanoha.
Yes. I want them to avenge us...
To avenge the people of Edo.

This is the name of the café in
the anime Lyrical Nanoha.
Yes. I want them to avenge us...
To avenge the people of Edo.

Yes. I want them to avenge us...
To avenge the people of Edo.

Will you do it for me?

All right. Leave it to me.

I owe you one.

But there's just one problem.

FOREHEAD
OSTEOPATHY

FOREHEAD
OSTEOPATHY
Cash.

FOREHEAD
OSTEOPATHY
The guard took all the money I had on me.

FOREHEAD
OSTEOPATHY

Heh, that's the problem? Well, don't worry then.

If it's money we need...

S—
If it's money we need...

Now THAT money is more like it. ¥
I got it.

I got it.

The matter has my full understanding.

I'm not
a turtle...

All right, we'll start
this punishment at one million.

Shiokinin means
"punisher" in Japanese.
All right, we'll start
this punishment at one million.

Shiokinin means
"punisher" in Japanese.
Bet you can guess what form
the "punishment" usually takes.
All right, we'll start
this punishment at one million.

Shiokinin means
"punisher" in Japanese.
Bet you can guess what form
the "punishment" usually takes.

Shiokinin means
"punisher" in Japanese.
Bet you can guess what form
the "punishment" usually takes.
950,000!

950,000!

900,000.

850,000!

800,000!

50 yen!

50 yen...

As you can see from this handy "50 yen
- five pieces of candy" illustration, 50
yen is ridiculously cheap.

As you can see from this handy "50 yen
- five pieces of candy" illustration, 50
yen is ridiculously cheap.
The winning bid for this punishment is 50 yen.

As you can see from this handy "50 yen
- five pieces of candy" illustration, 50
yen is ridiculously cheap.
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The winning bid for this punishment is 50 yen.

As you can see from this handy "50 yen
- five pieces of candy" illustration, 50
yen is ridiculously cheap.
(Except the yen didn't exist yet...) ¥
But in Shin Hissatsu Shiokinin, drastically
underbidding the others in these scenes
'wasn't exactly unheard-of.
The winning bid for this punishment is 50 yen.

As you can see from this handy "50 yen
- five pieces of candy" illustration, 50
yen is ridiculously cheap.
Oh, okay. \
Later, thE aE]
But in Shin Hissatsu Shiokinin, drastically
underbidding the others in these scenes
'wasn't exactly unheard-of.

Monetary Value-ism
Kinme-Kyou or "Monetary Value-ism" was a
religion in the TV series Kamen no Ninja Akakage.

Kinme-Kyou or "Monetary Value-ism" was a
religion in the TV series Kamen no Ninja Akakage.

Kinme-Kyou or "Monetary Value-ism" was a
religion in the TV series Kamen no Ninja Akakage.
50 yen is...

Kinme-Kyou or "Monetary Value-ism" was a
religion in the TV series Kamen no Ninja Akakage.

Kinme-Kyou or "Monetary Value-ism" was a
religion in the TV series Kamen no Ninja Akakage.
Wait
a second!

Wait
a second!

50 yen is kind of ridiculous.

That's so under...

Maybe I'm
a turtle
after all...

It's the so underselling of the year.

Monetary Value-ism

Monetary Value-ism
Oh, shut up! I didn't want to let
another team do this one!

The Commissioner of Finance,
Bekiemon Miyamoto...

She's apparently quite the genius.

Genius...

Prove it
by laying an
egg, then.

I don't care whether she's a genius or not;
what she does is too harsh.

And here I thought the little
commissioner was cute!

Monetary Value-ism

Monetary Value-ism
It's the tipster.

Thanks for your work. What's the situation?

What a question. At this point
the situation's just crazy.

Clothing

Clothing

Children's Literature Series #7
THE UGLY
DUCKLING
Andersen
Andersen, the author of "The Ugly Duckling."

"Andersen" is of course Hans Christian
Andersen, the author of "The Ugly Duckling."
Clothing

"Andersen" is of course Hans Christian
Andersen, the author of "The Ugly Duckling."
Clothing
Oh, there's a picture book on the ground.

Clothing
Oh, there's a picture book on the ground.

Clothing

Clothing

I feel so sorry for her!

Hau Hau Tax!

Time to collect!

This frog is "Kero-chan," a Kowa Pharmaceuticals
mascot most strongly associated with Kowa's line
of Colgen cold medicines.

This frog is "Kero-chan," a Kowa Pharmaceuticals
mascot most strongly associated with Kowa's line
of Colgen cold medicines.
This figure has often been seen in
front of Japanese drug stores...
TEA

This frog is "Kero-chan," a Kowa Pharmaceuticals
mascot most strongly associated with Kowa's line
of Colgen cold medicines.
This figure has often been seen in
front of Japanese drug stores...
TEA
I'm a little hungry. Maybe I'll have some dango...

This frog is "Kero-chan," a Kowa Pharmaceuticals
mascot most strongly associated with Kowa's line
of Colgen cold medicines.
This figure has often been seen in
front of Japanese drug stores...
TEA
...and they sometimes used to give you a finger
puppet of Kero-chan if you bought something.
I'm a little hungry. Maybe I'll have some dango...

This frog is "Kero-chan," a Kowa Pharmaceuticals
mascot most strongly associated with Kowa's line
of Colgen cold medicines.
This figure has often been seen in
front of Japanese drug stores...
TEA
...and they sometimes used to give you a finger
puppet of Kero-chan if you bought something.

WASA Bl
A wasabi is a Japanese horseradish. You
often see green wasabi paste served with
sushi, but hereit is in its whole form.

A wasabi is a Japanese horseradish. You
often see green wasabi paste served with
sushi, but hereit is in its whole form.

A wasabi is a Japanese horseradish. You
often see green wasabi paste served with
sushi, but hereit is in its whole form.
Wasabi?

WASA Bl
A wasabi is a Japanese horseradish. You
often see green wasabi paste served with
sushi, but hereit is in its whole form.

ALL EATEN
A wasabi is a Japanese horseradish. You
often see green wasabi paste served with
sushi, but hereit is in its whole form.

A wasabi is a Japanese horseradish. You
often see green wasabi paste served with
sushi, but hereit is in its whole form.
Ugh, spicy!

Ugh, spicy!

SARE

mid
SARE

mid

mid
Sake really packs a punch when you
drink it in the afternoon, meow!

Sake really packs a punch when you
drink it in the afternoon, meow!

Monetary Value-ism

Huh...

That's Huh?
right! An
egg?!

Monetary Value-ism

Monetary Value-ism
Huh? That's against the rules!

Monetary Value-ism
I know, right? It's really bad.

It...

Nnghh...

It...

Haman
Feces
Eggs
Trust me, you do not want to
know any more about this.

Haman
Feces
Eggs

Monetary Value-ism

Monetary Value-ism
It sounds like they're becoming unscrupulous
about how they get their money, doesn't it?

Monetary Value-ism

Monetary Value-ism
Let me talk too!

Let me talk too!

Thanks.

See you.

What should we do?

Okay, tonight's the night.

It can't be...

Someone from town?

Oh, it's just you.

Don't scare us like that, little sister!

What is it?

Oh, my, I see.

Monetary Value-ism
Oh, my, I see.

Monetary Value-ism
Huh? What's up?

Monetary Value-ism
She says this is a gift from
the boss at the restaurant.

Monetary Value-ism
Wow, a gift? I might be happy!

She says we're supposed to all share it
to give our spirits a lift.

Wow, he does some pretty cool things.

All right, since he went to the trouble, let's eat.

I wonder what it is? Is it a crab?

Whole crab?

Maho! It's whole boss.

It's okay, you can eat me.

It's
It's okay, you can eat me.

Okay,
It's okay, you can eat me.

You
It's okay, you can eat me.

Can
It's okay, you can eat me.

Eat
It's okay, you can eat me.

Me.
It's okay, you can eat me.

Just kidding.

Just
Just kidding.

Kidding.
Just kidding.

Just kidding.

All right, since he went to the trouble, let's eat.

Huh?

Huh?
Huh?

Huh?

Protected Species
Huh?

Protected Species
HUH?!

Protected Species

Um, perhaps you should sleep soon...

Shut up.

You have to get up early tomorrow, after all.

Would you just can it?
I'm a commissioner, you know.

I'm sorry.

This month's G Fan is great, too.

Naturally a reference to
the magazine G Fantasy.
This month's G Fan is great, too.

This month's G Fan is great, too.

Everyone's late...

Hachiko
the
Faithful
Dog
Everyone's late...

Hachiko
the
Faithful
Dog
Ack! We were supposed to meet
in front of the Moyai, not Hachiko!

These are two different statues at
Shibuya station which are iconic enough
that people use them as meeting spots.
Sender: It's Himekol
Hiyal We're meeting in
front of the Moyai today,
okay Kurumi?
Hey, "Moyai" sounds like
"Yaoi" as in Jun***, huh!
Maho! UFO~
Ack! We were supposed to meet
in front of the Moyai, not Hachiko!

These are two different statues at
Shibuya station which are iconic enough
that people use them as meeting spots.
The moyai statue is, of course, based
on the moai statues of Easter Island.
Hiyal We're meeting in
front of the Moyai today,
okay Kurumi?
Hey, "Moyai" sounds like
"Yaoi" as in Jun***, huh!
Maho! UFO~
Ack! We were supposed to meet
in front of the Moyai, not Hachiko!

These are two different statues at
Shibuya station which are iconic enough
that people use them as meeting spots.
The moyai statue is, of course, based
on the moai statues of Easter Island.
Junichi Yaoi has produced many TV
shows and commercials about UFOs
and paranormal phenomena...
okay Kurumi?
Hey, "Moyai" sounds like
"Yaoi" as in Jun***, huh!
Mahol UFO~
Ack! We were supposed to meet
in front of the Moyai, not Hachiko!

These are two different statues at
Shibuya station which are iconic enough
that people use them as meeting spots.
The moyai statue is, of course, based
on the moai statues of Easter Island.
Junichi Yaoi has produced many TV
shows and commercials about UFO,
and paranormal phenomena... A
- ..and continues to lecture on the IAIN
topic and do other related projects.(" I
"Yaoi" as in Jun***, huh!
Mahol UFO~
Ack! We were supposed to meet
in front of the Moyai, not Hachiko!

These are two different statues at
Shibuya station which are iconic enough
that people use them as meeting spots.
The moyai statue is, of course, based
on the moai statues of Easter Island.
Junichi Yaoi has produced many TV
shows and commercials about UFO,
and paranormal phenomena... A
- ..and continues to lecture on the IAIN
topic and do other related projects.(" I

These are two different statues at
Shibuya station which are iconic enough
that people use them as meeting spots.
The moyai statue is, of course, based
on the moai statues of Easter Island.
Junichi Yaoi has produced many TV
shows and commercials about UFO,
and paranormal phenomena... A
- ..and continues to lecture on the IAIN
topic and do other related projects.(" I
But they could've at least called me
to see where I was...

These are two different statues at
Shibuya station which are iconic enough
that people use them as meeting spots.
The moyai statue is, of course, based
on the moai statues of Easter Island.
Junichi Yaoi has produced many TV
shows and commercials about UFO,
and paranormal phenomena... A
- ..and continues to lecture on the IAIN
topic and do other related projects.(" I
He is inextricably connected with UFOs
in the minds of the Japanese populace.
But they could've at least called me
to see where I was...

Hachiko
the
Faithful
Dog

Hachiko
the
Faithful
Dog
Could they not have noticed that I'm missing?!

Hachiko
the
Faithful
Dog

Grrr! One more time!

I guess I'll hit the bathroom first.

It really does get chilly at night!

All ready?

Yes.

Now!

Maho!

We did it!

I was caught.

At the risk of stating the obvious,
not only is this a Western toilet, but
it's one that uses MODERN PLUMBING.

At the risk of stating the obvious,
not only is this a Western toilet, but
it's one that uses MODERN PLUMBING.

At the risk of stating the obvious,
not only is this a Western toilet, but
it's one that uses MODERN PLUMBING.
Damn assassins. Don't underestimate a genius!

Damn assassins. Don't underestimate a genius!

Ichijo's doing the same shtick from Episode 6 again
— and as you may remember, this is Yuji's move.

Oh dear. You were caught, weren't you.

Yes, I was caught again.

Sheesh, they're so persistent!

The cracking fingers... Miyako
is creepily in character here.

Was I able to meet your expectations?

Genius wins!

Okay, I'll keep going and
escape into the guardhouse!

Y-You...

You're a bad loser, little girl.

Shut up! If you do anything I'll shout!

Go ahead, shout as much as you like.

I'm a commissioner, you know!
I'm a genius, you know!

I'm sick of hearing that.

Maybe I'll have you pay some taxes too.

Namu Amida Butsu.

Hau hau, hau hau!

Case closed.

Yep.

All right, then, everybody, say it with me...

In Denshichi Torimono chou, another period drama
franchise (based on a novel of the same name)...
Yo yo yoi, yo yo yoi, yo yo yoi, yoi!

In Denshichi Torimono chou, another period drama
franchise (based on a novel of the same name)...
...when everything's ended safe and
sound, this same ceremonial rite occurs.
Yo yo yoi, yo yo yoi, yo yo yoi, yoi!

In Denshichi Torimono chou, another period drama
franchise (based on a novel of the same name)...
...when everything's ended safe and
sound, this same ceremonial rite occurs.
It's a variant on a Japanese standard:
rhythmic group clapping to celebrate
something that's ended well.
Yo yo yoi, yo yo yoi, yo yo yoi, yoi!

In Denshichi Torimono chou, another period drama
franchise (based on a novel of the same name)...
...when everything's ended safe and
sound, this same ceremonial rite occurs.
It's a variant on a Japanese standard:
rhythmic group clapping to celebrate
something that's ended well.
so
HO
Yo yo yoi, yo yo yoi, yo yo yoi, yoi!

In Denshichi Torimono chou, another period drama
franchise (based on a novel of the same name)...
...when everything's ended safe and
sound, this same ceremonial rite occurs.
It's a variant on a Japanese standard:
rhythmic group clapping to celebrate
something that's ended well.
so
HO

In Denshichi Torimono chou, another period drama
franchise (based on a novel of the same name)...
...when everything's ended safe and
sound, this same ceremonial rite occurs.
It's a variant on a Japanese standard:
rhythmic group clapping to celebrate
something that's ended well.

In Denshichi Torimono chou, another period drama
franchise (based on a novel of the same name)...
...when everything's ended safe and
sound, this same ceremonial rite occurs.
It's a variant on a Japanese standard:
rhythmic group clapping to celebrate
something that's ended well.
It's a happy endive!

According to the Denshichi Torimonochou
rite, Himeko should've said "It's a happy
ending" (medetee na or medetai na)...
It's a happy endive!

According to the Denshichi Torimonochou
rite, Himeko should've said "It's a happy
ending" (medetee na or medetai na)...
...but she went the lame wordplay,
route and said "Mede-tiger!"
It's a happy endive!

According to the Denshichi Torimonochou
rite, Himeko should've said "It's a happy
ending" (medetee na or medetai na)...
...but she went the lame wordplay,
route and said "Mede-tiger!"

According to the Denshichi Torimonochou
rite, Himeko should've said "It's a happy
ending" (medetee na or medetai na)...
...but she went the lame wordplay,
route and said "Mede-tiger!"
Ending a word with "tiger" like that tended
to happen on the TV show Tiger & Dragon.

According to the Denshichi Torimonochou
rite, Himeko should've said "It's a happy
ending" (medetee na or medetai na)...
...but she went the lame wordplay,
route and said "Mede-tiger!"
Ending a word with "tiger" like that tended
to happen on the TV show Tiger & Dragon.
Oh, we've forgotten someone.

Oh, we've forgotten someone.

Lala lu...

Sotto tsumoru yuki ni
All alone I listen to the softly piling snow

Hitorikiri de mimi wo katamuke
All alone I listen to the softly piling snow

Kogoesou na kokoro wo daite
And I cradle my freezing-cold heart

Yoru ga fukete yuku
As the night wears on

Anata mo ima watashi to onaji
Are you gazing at the same moon

Tsuki wo mitsumetemasu ka
As I am right now?

Namida ni nurenagara anata koishii
I long for you as the tears stream down my cheeks

Shiroku somaru toiki
In the cold my sigh turns white

Fuwari fuwari ukande kieru
It floats lightly in the air and disappears

Kumoru mado ni egaite imasu
I'm tracing them in this foggy window...

Anata... Setsugetsuka
You... And scenes of the four seasons

Miss Ichijo, I'll wash your back for you!

Oh, thank you very much.

Ma?

Do Not Push
DANGER
Ma?

Do Not Push
DANGER

Do Not Push
DANGER

S-Say, Miss Ichijo...

Yes? What is it?

Oh, no, never mind, I think...

Do Not Push
DANGER

Pitter-patter, pitter-patter...

Himeko is vocalizing the
sound of her heart pounding.
Pitter-patter, pitter-patter...

Himeko is vocalizing the
sound of her heart pounding.

Pitter-patter, pitter-patter, pitter-patter...

Poke.

SQUENIX
of saying "Square Enix."

SQUENIX

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
You are
getting very
sleepy...

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
You are
getting very
sleepy...
I'm Rebecca Miyamoto,
the homeroom teacher of class 1-C.

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
You are
getting very
sleepy...
Japan's largest lake, Lake Biwa,
is moving northward bit by bit even now.

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
Japan's largest lake, Lake Biwa,
is moving northward bit by bit even now.

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
You are
getting very
sleepy...
Japan's largest lake, Lake Biwa,
is moving northward bit by bit even now.

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
BAM!
You are
getting very
sleepy...
Japan's largest lake, Lake Biwa,
is moving northward bit by bit even now.

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
BAM!
Japan's largest lake, Lake Biwa,
is moving northward bit by bit even now.

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
BAM!
You are
getting very
sleepy...
Japan's largest lake, Lake Biwa,
is moving northward bit by bit even now.

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
You are
getting very
sleepy...
Japan's largest lake, Lake Biwa,
is moving northward bit by bit even now.

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
You are
getting very
sleepy...
In other words, a few tens of
thousands of years from now,

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
You are
getting very
sleepy...
it will end up actually leaving Japan, huh?

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
it will end up actually leaving Japan, huh?

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
Episode 25
"A Time of Crisis"
it will end up actually leaving Japan, huh?

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
Episode 25
"A Time of Crisis"
What's your problem with us, Lake Biwa?!

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
There are two episodes left.
Be sure to watch them.

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
You mustn't
sleep here.
There are two episodes left.
Be sure to watch them.

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
You mustn't
sleep here.
Good night!

Hekiru Hikawa Theater
You mustn't
sleep here.