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TsukasaHiiragi
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I sent my pics of my room
 I hope it helps. I actually need a bigger apartment since my otaku collection is outgrowing my room.
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Lupin the Third
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Divine = Sacred Sailors in a navy in wartime = Sea warriors Seems like a reasonable translation to me, except for the missing possessive. Besides, everyone loves alliteration. 
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isahackjob
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While im not a big fan of the show, the manga is actually pretty good.
It differs from the show in length, and in later chapters, it turns into "lets build a place for wayward monsters to be themselves" kinda story. The art is just as janky tho, but it grew on me. |
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DuskyPredator
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I kind of liked Actually, I Am, my favourite part of it would I think move it a bit towards Konosuba, the characters have their flaws and the show was kind of being aware that accusations of him being a pervert were back on them, like Youko's reaction in the figure scene. Youko was a bit of a doofas, and it became funny when she had her own self view of seeing herself as a "cool beauty", as much as he had a personality of worrying about being liked and terrible at lying, she had her own aspects that made her feel relatable and not just a picture of perfect girl. And it took its chances with its own visual style.
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