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Joshua Zarate
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This premise sounds like it could be fun. The staff and studio appear to be a good fit also. Looks like I’ll be checking it out in Summer then.
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John Hayabusa
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Nice staff, plot, and visual but I hope they tone down the brightness a little bit.
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shosakukan
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| Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2018 9:30 am |
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| Rafael Antonio Pineda wrote: | | Rin Suzukawa's Asobi Asobase (Play and Let Play) manga |
Have you read the Asobiasobase manga? I have bought and read it in the original.
Certainly, the Japanese phrase 'Asobiasobase' can be translated as 'Playing and letting someone play,' but 'Asobiasobase,' to put it more precisely 'Oasobiasobase,' also means 'Please play' in an old-fashioned upper-class female sociolect. So the title of the manga is a wordplay. What the girls say and do in the manga is not necessarily ladylike.ｗ
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