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I like Guilty Gear, I also draw murder mysteries. I also draw a comic about monsters. Professional Kairi Shishigou Fact Bot. Voiced by Doc Hammer. 日本語上手い!!
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YES IT IS BUT LIKE. GRANDPA’S NOBLE PHANTASM PERSONIFIED
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Do not tell me who he is I know who he is my question is WHY
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Easily one of the silliest things I’ve ever bought. I laughed so hard once I opened the box. Even better up close
Yasagure Rin in her Unit Get Money
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Weird! Okayama clearly doesn’t know what they have
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Right! I think it’s because the box has been opened 😅
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I want you all to be proud of me I did NOT buy the mousepad I found of stupid sexy Kitarou’s dads in yukata (cover them up, sluts)
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Also found what appears to be a Shaman King spinoff about Faust VIII because I am a genius
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I'm at the Donkiho
I'm at the Animate
I'm at the combination Donkiho and Animate
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Went to Lashingbang for about fifteen minutes and left with Rin Tohsaka and UNIT GET MONEY
The Yasugure Rin nendoroid. Basically a nendoroid based off a shitty doodle of Rin Tohsaka from Fate/stay Night, with a dopey expression on her face, a cigarette, and a pink convertible known as Unit Get Money
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[at dinner]
Meep: What should we do once we check into the hotel?
Cousin: All the cool stuff will be closed, maybe a mall?
Me: I wouldn’t mind checking out a comic shop or something
Meep: Oh there’s a combination Lashingbang Don Quixote near here
Me, looking out the window: … That one?
The view from our restaurant window that shows a combination Lanshingbang, Animate and Don Quixote
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KOTOBUKI TRAIN

(Bonus points for the Momotaro line)
A train time table with a train called “Kotobuki”. Bonus for the “Momotaro” line
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Are you kidding me BOTH FGOs are down for maintenance??
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It really is so beautiful! It’s a small island and the museum is funded by former employees of the poison gas plant and families so it is, in two words, very blunt about the effects of chemical warfare

Also the man at the museum entrance was SUPER nice and even saluted us as we left 🫡
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Okunoshima is one of those places that I feel must be experienced at least once in your life. Now a national park and known for its feral rabbits, the island is a beautiful place with a dark history littered with the ruins of Imperial Japan that still doesn’t detract from the experience
A sign from the Okunoshima Poison Gas Museum

“Poison Gas Injury in Okunoshima Island

Poison gas is prohibited as inhuman arms in international law.
In 1926, the former Japanese army built a poison gas factory in Okunoshima Island.
Until World War ll ended in 1945, it continued the manufacture of poison gas. Meanwhile, a lot of civilians engaged in the poison gas manufacture, but after retirement, a lot of them suffered from the aftereffects of poison gas.
In 1952, a 30-year-old male former worker was diagnosed with lung cancer at Hiroshima university hospital and became the first subject of the research of the Okunoshima Island poison gas aftereffects.
Since then, the research of the poison gas aftereffects has been continued by doctors in the 2nd department of the internal medicine and the 2nd department of the pathology of Hiroshima University, the noble devotion of former workers and the cooperation of the local government.
As a result, the disorder in each part of the body, particularly the respiratory organs, was made clear, but a lot of former workers came down with serious illnesses.
We must deeply recognize the tragedy of such poison gas aftereffects and we must make an effort to prohibit and abolish chemical weapons.” A shot of the beach, cliffs and lighthouse A memorial to the victims of the poison gas factory, many of them the workers themselves, with a rabbit sitting politely off to the side A shot of the cliffs and water with several smaller islands in the background.