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Nothing but the best most pure hearted boys in this manga.
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54 https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/viewer/1013057
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Very great how quickly everyone calls each other turds in this series. They're all turds in my heart  The bit with Okarun trying to make right to Grandma behind the scenes is very good.
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After bunch of chapters full of supernatural action, this chapter is just teenagers being turds to one another and it still rocks.
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forgot to mention, we got an animated promotional crossover with Spy X Family https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7pEcD8tIpk
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RuBisCO posted:Very great how quickly everyone calls each other turds in this series. It really is great. This comic is good when it's action packed, and it's good when it's just teens messing with each other.
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My interpretation of this chapter https://youtu.be/5WnE2tPad6E
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Patware posted:This is truly a perfect comic
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I can't remember, are Okarun's parents dead or simply "working overseas"
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Really love how they are utilizing Evil Eye for "suddenly: MAYHEM!  "
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These two dorks are adorable.
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Oh boy, is this going to be the arc where people made bad decisions because trusting Turbo Granny is not a good call. I also agree with eyebrow monk, the Evil Eye needs to go and I wouldn't be mad at the story for not redeeming this curse like it had with Silky Acrobat. Sometimes a curse is a curse and there's no coming back from that, especially with how I understand eastern myths and folklore.
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I agree.
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I really feel for Okarun. He's being pulled apart by conflicting emotions that he can't even describe, much less control. His new best friend hurt the girl he has feelings for, so he lashes out despite knowing that his best friend isn't technically at fault, and now he's angry but he can't really understand why. This manga is so good at portraying teenagers.
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I feel Turbo Granny might be on the level this time. She's not gonna teach Okarun how to punch, she's going to teach him how to run!
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Can't believe Turbo Granny is teaching him the rhythm method
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Patware posted:This is truly a perfect comic
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I too yearn for battle with famous musical bobbleheads.
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Patware posted:This is truly a perfect comic
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Grouchio posted:I too yearn for battle with famous musical bobbleheads. Several of them are playing instruments that basically did not exist in their lifetimes and it's still more believable than whatever's going on in PPPPPP.
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Amazing coincidence with Dr. Strange here.
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Manifest Dynasty posted:Amazing coincidence with Dr. Strange here. Except This plot and the motivations for characters make sense
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oh my god we gettin Jojo plus Shiori Experience up in here
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Wonderslug posted:Several of them are playing instruments that basically did not exist in their lifetimes and it's still more believable than whatever's going on in PPPPPP. Which ones? The only one I see that might be wrong is the cello guy. Trumpet guy may be wrong too (not sure who he is, but I don't think modern trumpets had piston valves until sometime in the 1700s). I'm pretty sure at least a predecessor of the clarinet existed when Händel was alive. I. M. Gei fucked around with this message at 21:31 on May 16, 2022 |
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I. M. Gei posted:oh my god can someone pick that back up btw, i need amine janis joplin
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I. M. Gei posted:Which ones? The only one I see that might be wrong is the cello guy. Trumpet guy may be wrong too (not sure who he is, but I don't think modern trumpets had piston valves until sometime in the 1700s). I'm pretty sure at least a predecessor of the clarinet existed when Händel was alive. Trumpet guy is Schubert (d. 1828). There were keyed trumpets and bugles by the early 1800s but the modern piston valve wasn't invented until the late 1830s. The chalumeau was around in Bach's time but was seen as a folk instrument; there was probably an early version of the clarinet by that point too, but definitely not with the modern keying, it was mostly bare fingerholes. (The portraits, right-to-left: Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert, Dvořák, Bach, ????. Could maybe be Herbert von Karajan, if you squint? Who was a conductor, not a composer, but I don't pretend to understand which random bits of western culture get enshrined in Japanese curricula.) Anyway this is all secondary. I eagerly await the exploding Nendoroid DDR training montage.
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Wonderslug posted:Trumpet guy is Schubert (d. 1828). There were keyed trumpets and bugles by the early 1800s but the modern piston valve wasn't invented until the late 1830s. The chalumeau was around in Bach's time but was seen as a folk instrument; there was probably an early version of the clarinet by that point too, but definitely not with the modern keying, it was mostly bare fingerholes. Wikipedia posted:Many traits considered "Handelian" can be traced back to Zachow's music.[37] At the same time Handel continued practice on the harpsichord, learned violin and organ, but according to Burney his special affection was for the hautbois (oboe).[38] Schoelcher speculates that his youthful devotion to the instrument explains the large number of pieces he composed for oboe.[39] EDIT: On second look, I take this back. Clarinet guy is indeed J. S. Bach. No idea who conductor man is. EDIT 2: I love how Beethoven calls it "HIS orchestra" which is so totally on-brand for Beethoven to do.
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Grannys going to teach him to breakdance. I just know it in my heart and I love it.
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The junk collector posted:Grannys going to teach him to breakdance. I just know it in my heart and I love it. "Gonna make you sweat" for the backing track or I hold my breath. >:|
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Wonderslug posted:(The portraits, right-to-left: Beethoven, Mozart, Schubert, Dvořák, Bach, ????. Could maybe be Herbert von Karajan, if you squint?) The portrait alone stumped me, but the poses and especially the hairstyle of the killer Funkopop make me certain it's von Karajan. 
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Mary Annette posted:The portrait alone stumped me, but the poses and especially the hairstyle of the killer Funkopop make me certain it's von Karajan. Yeah, it's this photograph specifically: https://www.gettyimages.de/detail/nachrichtenfoto/austrian-conductor-herbert-von-karajan-13th-may-1967-nachrichtenfoto/1288887976
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