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Bit of randomness: Has anybody noticed Yuki Yuna wa Yusha de Aru? As far as I can remember, it's the first anime with a wheelchair bound/paraplegic heroine. (Admittedly, I could have overlooked some titles...)

(Now, if we can get Sailor Lilly off the ground. ...)

And we are found lacking, judging by the delicate sniff afterwards. "And lo, my little nightingales have returned to the nest that raised them, for one of the last few times before they earn their wings." Her voice echoes in the stairway, her smooth cultured alto rolling over us, an ominous feeling...

metalangel wrote:She's fat...

I'll take a fat-bottomed girl over a blue-eyed floozy.

Wired just put out an article on 3D Printed body parts. At least one or two people in Class 3-3 could make direct use of what's referenced in the article.

And who knows, with a few more advances, Rin may be able to get real life octopi arm extensions.

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EDIT: Also, the theme to St. Elmo's Fire always makes me think of Shizune's route...

Hm, why's that?

I guess it's because I heard the song for the first time in a long while shortly right after I first completed Shizune's route.

From my perspective, Shizune's route is an outlier from the other girls' routes. The other girls have routes that are variations on the romance genre (placed on different spots on the scale between romantic comedy and romantic drama and romantic tragedy) -- where the romantic relationship between th...

I'm curious, did the Yamaku gang find ever the mythical "sorry corner" in the meta-metastasized library? The world may never know.

Two paws and and a yandere flag up in praise for this story...

In this one, he never did, and never will -- and, as I implied in the chapter, had Emi not been in the picture, I think there's a good chance that they would have been able to create a relationship that was healthier for it. I can see where Hanako seems to realize this as well: As I take in what he...

A quick note: Ch.51 is going to be a few days yet. It's two weeks since the last one already and I'm barely into the editing phase. I kind of expected this, given the subject matter, but I figured I should still give you all an update so you're not waiting on that alleged schedule people keep sayin...

I seem to recall an anniversary story I wrote a few months ago being hailed as depressing by none other than Mirage. Pot? It's the kettle. Turns out, you're black. I'd imagine in the KS "Green Room", Hisao is wondering what he did to ever deserve to put in so many depressing stories... :? As far as...

I wanted to drop by and say that I've been enjoying the story to date. (For some reason, I keep reading Akihiro in Gordon Ramsay's voice...)

Anyway, It's always good to have decent KS fanfiction to read.

Not exactly "adaptive technology", but this bioprinter is an interesting concept, nonetheless.

Nothing to be done, but to be done, he says to himself. The reverse helix, the star-of-David ruthenium molecules, the sudden quantum effect. Oh, Rika, if you could only see me now. I don't know why, but this line -- as well as the whole story -- seems to me very Ray Bradbury-ish. (Which is a very g...

If Rin and Hisao do have a son, I'd imagine he would be a lot (personality-wise) like Toshinari Seki from Tonari no Seki-kun.

I like this interpretation of the Satous. However, I see no conflict between a Satou patriarchal figure and a Scottish matriarch—my headcanon has his wife the holder of a minor Scottish title, because the Scots do allow women to have, hold and transmit such titles. The true Japanese traditionalist ...