zoom909

hehehe
Yeah, I might just do that temporarily for a few laughs:
"Project Zoomzoom"
Going Nowhere Fast

hehehe
Yeah, I might just do that temporarily for a few laughs:
"Project Zoomzoom"
Going Nowhere Fast

I spent about 2 years studying Japanese, in the nerdiest way possible, though a bunch of books.  See, for me, it wasn't like one day I was just thinking "OK, I'm determined to read VNs, and I want to find the quickest possible way to start reading."  I'm the type of person who spends a lot of time in libraries and bookstores.  Once I got interested in Japanese, I automatically started looking for all kinds of textbooks, reference books, dictionaries.  I even got a couple of books on linguistics and translation.
 
Then I spent another year getting accustomed to reading and building up speed.  At first it was annoyingly slow and like solving some kind of coded message.  Every sentence I had to think of what it meant in English before I could move on.  But I was OK with that.  I just thought it was fun to be able to read some Japanese.  So I kept on reading.  I didn't have to do anything special to speed up my reading.  It just happened over time.
 
I can read Pretty Darn Fast when the text dialogue, especially if it's voiced.  When the text is unvoiced narrative, I have to drop down to Reasonable Speed.  That's in everyday conversation types of things.  I was recently faced with a scene in a game where one girl decides to give everyone an organic chemistry lesson.  When I come up against something like that, it's like getting stuck in the mud.  I have to pull out the dictionary and just slog through it until I'm on level ground again :-)

I spent about 2 years studying Japanese, in the nerdiest way possible, though a bunch of books.  See, for me, it wasn't like one day I was just thinking "OK, I'm determined to read VNs, and I want to find the quickest possible way to start reading."  I'm the type of person who spends a lot of time in libraries and bookstores.  Once I got interested in Japanese, I automatically started looking for all kinds of textbooks, reference books, dictionaries.  I even got a couple of books on linguistics and translation.
 
Then I spent another year getting accustomed to reading and building up speed.  At first it was annoyingly slow and like solving some kind of coded message.  Every sentence I had to think of what it meant in English before I could move on.  But I was OK with that.  I just thought it was fun to be able to read some Japanese.  So I kept on reading.  I didn't have to do anything special to speed up my reading.  It just happened over time.
 
I can read Pretty Darn Fast when the text dialogue, especially if it's voiced.  When the text is unvoiced narrative, I have to drop down to Reasonable Speed.  That's in everyday conversation types of things.  I was recently faced with a scene in a game where one girl decides to give everyone an organic chemistry lesson.  When I come up against something like that, it's like getting stuck in the mud.  I have to pull out the dictionary and just slog through it until I'm on level ground again :-)

No, rski100's way is closer.
And I hope y'all have considered the possibility that 甘露亭 is a proper name

The idea's kind of like a romance VN, but the execution is different.
It's not something you just read.  It's not like choose your own adventure story like a VN.
There may be little or no narration, but there's still usually plenty of dialogue.
Basically the girl's opinion of you during the game is influenced by your gameplay actions.
Conversation is usually a part of that.  You are given choices of responses in conversations, but unlike in a VN, the choices are on what to say, and you get immediate feedback based on how she takes your response.
And there may be several other tasks that the game requires you to do.  You may have to demonstrate your ability in some area that the particular girl likes, or take her to places you figure she enjoys going to, or buy her appropriate presents on holidays, etc.
 
In the Dream Club series, the girls' opinion of you is closely tied to your ability to skillfully get them drunk...and I personally find that hysterical...

My favorite is Dream Club Zero.
If you start to get some success with Japanese, maybe I can help you read it.

3000 posts. That is a lot, I shouldn't really be proud of posting so much and start worrying about my life but I'll procrastinate for a while longer. I've been meaning to write something like this back in my 1000th and 2000th post but I literally just forgot about it, guess it wasn't as important as back then as it is now. (Though someone else actually made a thread for my 1000th post).
 
I feel like I've come to a point where I really wanted to write something like this so even if there weren't 3000 posts I'd still eventually write it. I hope you care enough to stick through this text, though it's not really a requirement but I appreciate your effort. 
 
I wanted to write a bit about my life and Fuwanovel, just to give you some form of context, and also because I really like this community and feel like some people might not know me that well so this will probably give you a better prespective on who I am (or at least what I did).
 
You all know me here as Nosebleed, I'd still like it to keep it that way despite not really having any complexes with giving my name away but I feel like this username is a separate identity for me and to give away my real name would somewhat shatter that (maybe?), but I'll give you a hint, my real first name has two R's in it, hope that's something. I am 18 years old and live in Portugal in a rather small town in the middle of nowhere, despite it being small and quiet it's still a nice place to live in and I have no real issues with it aside from slow internet speed. I still live with my parents as well as my younger sister as pretty much a shut-in, I rarely go out unless I am forced to and I try to live my life with as less effort as possible.
 
Last year I graduated highschool, however due to failing my math exam I was not eligible to enter college and thus I've been staying home since then. When I graduated I still was unsure about what I wanted to pursue as my career, I got into highschool not really having any "dream job". All I knew is that I liked learning languages and I liked biology a lot during middle school (English being my strongest subject and biology being my 2nd strongest). I wanted to pursue a language course in highschool and learn new things but since I wasn't sure of what I'd do after with that course I decided to enter a science course due to it having more career path choices as well as an english subject in it.
 
I liked the course and got decent grades, didn't fail any subject in particular (though some had pretty bad grades but not bad enough I'd fail), however even by the end of my senior year I still did not know what to do for a career, all I knew is that it could be something related to biology but I never exactly felt connected to any of the job types I was presented and thus I ended up finishing highschool and still not knowing what to do with my life.
 
Then came my math exam (along other exams), I knew I needed this exam to enter any college regardless of my choice since any biology related college course requires the math exam. However I ended up failing the exam, I was 10 points short from the minimum required and thus couldn't apply for college.
 
After that I was obviously really dejected and my parents weren't really proud of me but since I still didn't know what to do with my life I just told them I'd try again next year and so that's what I set myself up for, I started taking supplementary math classes to repeat my final exam, however midway through them I didn't feel any passion,  I started having thoughts like "Can I really do it?" and "What's the point if it's not something i seriously want?" and I started slacking off math classes, my life had pretty must lost direction and I was just going along with the flow of things without really having any opinion of my own on stuff. 
 
Amidst this messy situation in my life is when I first joined Fuwanovel. Now how did I get here.
I started getting into anime in 2012, I was browsing my TV and found some anime channels and being a 16 year old hormonal teenager, as soon as I discovered there was a genre called ecchi and tried it out, it was like the best thing in the world. It started with Highschool DxD, but then obviously I started getting into other anime and searching for stuff on my own and now my tastes have changed a lot, despite still liking ecchi I enjoy a whole plethora of other genres.
 
In 2013 I started watching Little Busters the anime (while it was only about 14 eps in), I actually really enjoyed the characters in it but was rather disappointed at the lack of romance, that's when I discovered it was an adaptation of a visual novel.
 
At the time I wasn't really sure what that was but I read on wikipedia about it and found out  in this visual novel you could actually get romantically involved with one of the main heroines and this of course got me really thrilled since I loved Kud a lot back then (and still do though back at that time I called her my waifu even. Don't hate me Flutterz pl0x) and so I got myself a copy of Little Busters EX with the patch (thinking i'd get some H-scenes though later I found out there wasn't really any H-content which kind of saddened me but I kept going nonetheless) and I absolutely loved it. I played it hours and hours straight until I got to the very end and I even cried.
 
I had never thought a visual novel could be such an amazing thing. After that I found out about Katawa Shoujo while browsing the enlightening lands of 4chan and also tried it and loved it as well. I wanted to try more of these amazing romances that made my heart ache but at the same time gave me a thrilling experience.
 
Then I found out about Hoshizora no Memoria and I discovered this site. I downloaded Hoshimemo from here and played it and loved it just as much as LB, I started using this site often and then at one point I wanted recommendations and didn't really know where to go to ask for this type of stuff and where to discuss visual novels, that's when I joined the forums back in September last year.
I felt welcomed here and I felt like I could meet a lot of great people and have a great time discussing a bunch of stuff I love. Waking up and coming online here was something I started doing regularly, it put a smile on my face every time I talked to users here. I felt appreciated and I felt like I existed for some purpose.
 
As you can tell I started posting a lot and very often.. very very often. It didn't take long until I became the top poster on fuwa, surpassing boomer, around 3-4 months in. It was also back in December that one of the major things here for me happened. I was messaged and asked to join VNAer as an author.
This was for me one of the biggest milestones at the time, I never would have thought someone would actually see me as capable of helping on one of the things in the front page. I obviously accepted at the time and I still am an author in the blog, though not as active, but it's something I really do like to help with.
At the same time I was also made admin in our official Facebook page which I still work on along with batman and ryou and it's something I'm very thankful to be put in charge of. And as if this wasn't enough, in late January this year, Tay messages me saying I've been selected as member of the month. I couldn't even believe my eyes. Although this feature has been gone for a while and only 3 people were in it, I am extremly grateful to have been selected as member of the month and given such a high praise for being who I am here.
 
But one of the biggest milestones was when in early March Steve dropped this PM in my inbox asking me to be part of the fuwa staff as a moderator. I literally jumped off my chair at that moment, trying to really check if this was happening, and it sure was. Since then I've been part of the fuwa staff and I'm really grateful that they accepted me as such and I try my best every single day to help around fuwa in every way I can.
 
In just about 6 months my role here grew from a complete stranger to being part of the staff. When I put things into prespective like that it really makes me realis these last 6 months weren't just a waste of time, it was and still is worth every bit of time I put into the fuwa community and site and I really do want to continue here being as active as possible and helping as much as possible.
 
So this brings me to the fundamental point of this post, how do my real life situation and my fuwanovel life collide. Well that's because, early this year when I was feeling hopeless and didn't know what to do with my career, meru started this thread about Japan and how she managed to go to college to pursue Japanese and then ended up moving to Japan. This thread really sparked something inside me, as I kept reading it I felt like it was something I could really relate with and it could be something I will like if I tried.
 
So around March I decided to search around the colleges here and found out there does indeed exist a course here in one of the colleges that teaches Japanese alongside other subjects like Japanese culture, history, asian economy, etc. Due to my love of languages and my love for anime and the japanese culture I really did feel like this is something I could aim for and like, I had never felt this way about a career path before and for the first time in my life i said "This is what I want to do for a living".
 
I talked to my parents about it and they were rather accepting though when I told them I wanted to drop math entirely they were somewhat dubious but they still let me do what I wanted to do in this regard. And so I decided to drop math supplementary classes and focus on trying to learn geography since that's the required entrance exam for college. However learning a subject when you never had it in your life is pretty difficult and so things are looking grim this year since the exam is coming up in June so there's a high chance I won't pass. That and since I'm from a science course and not a language course, my average is rather low when compared to language course students so I need to really make up for my poorer grades with the exam.
 
And this is where my life is at now. I'm trying to pursue Japanese in college and for that I need to pass this one exam with a rather high mark in order to enter. And all this would not be possible without Fuwanovel. But it's not only because Fuwanovel gave me a path that I want to follow it, I want to follow it also because I want to give back to Fuwanovel everything the community gave to me. And wether or not I manage to enter college this year I won't regret my decisions and I'll keep trying harder next year!
 
Life direciton and meaning were things I did not have some months ago, but because of this community and the people here I was able to stand back up and find something I want to do, a place where  I feel like I belong, and a reason to wake up every morning with a smile and not a frown. 
 
And it's because of all this that this is mostly a thank you post. Thank you Fuwanovel community for giving me such a wonderful opportunity and making me feel like my existence matters here. Thank you for being as helpful as possible no matter what the situation. Thank you for being who you are and always stay like that, because this is what makes Fuwanovel the best community on the internet and one I want to be part of for as long as possible.
 
I know this is just one single post and I might not be the best at writing stuff like this but I tried my best.
I hope you can continue putting up with me for many months and years to come.
 
So yeah, I guess.. T-thank you.

 
 
And now for some specific people I wanted to mention before finishing this.
 
First paragraph and one I promised I'd write is obviously for Kaguya, not only did she welcome me in her faction in its first stage but now for being like my other half and the person who gets most of my attention and love, even above Shinobu. She's also someone I look up to and I hope one day we can dominate the world together <3
 
I  also want to dedicate one paragraph to KNIGHT, formerly known as Kaguya Faction, for being the first group of people to recruit me. Because of this group, even if the forums wasn't as active I knew that in this group PM even the most random of topics could generate a conversation (and it certainly did..) and obviously I am very proud for being a member and one day we shall eventually take over fuwa, and then the world, it's only a matter of time.
 
Another paragraph is for the osu thread, in particular the users in it, because now osu is pretty much the only video game I play and have a ton of fun playing and because of the people in it I have someone to multi with which is always fun when I am completely bored.
 
Also related to the previous one is Maefdomn who's pretty much my choice player when it comes to playing multi on osu. He's also fun to pester on Skype. And we have many great moments together as well.
 
There's also Down who's someone I always look for when I need new anime, Down's recommendations rarely let me down so thank you for everything!
 
I'd like to thank Steve for thinking I'm worthy enough of being part of the staff as well as the rest of the staff for accepting me. I'll do my best to become the Eiffel Tower!
 
And although she's not active now I wanted to thank Mayumi for giving me the first ever major role on fuwa which meant and still does mean a lot to me.
 
 
If you're not mentioned in these paragraphs it doesn't mean I don't like you or appreciate you it's just that I don't really have anything in specific I want to mention (or can remember now), but if I really did forget someone important do comment about it because I'm kind of tired from writing all this. 
 
And that is all, thank you if you read everything here and if you gave up halfway it's still okay, I appreciate the effort, and stay awesome!
 
にこにこにい

Here.  If I may, I'd like to know what game this is.  Ki ni narimasu!
 
 
ハルのハルハルショップへようこそ～
I have no idea, unless it's the name of the shop as in "Welcome to Haru no Haruharu Shop"


はひ、ポイントが足りないです～
You don't have enough points

ちゃんと、ポイントためてきてください～
Please collect more points

お買い上げ、ありがとうございます～
Thank you for your purchase

キャラクターカスタマイズで、
つけてみてくださいね
Try (equipping?) it with character customize

また来てくださいね～
Come again!

すでに持っていますよ
You already have one!

いらっしゃいませ
Welcome!

いろんなアクセサリーがあるから
ゆっくり見ていってね
We have all kinds of accessories, so feel free to browse

どんなアクセサリーが欲しいですか？
What kind of accessory do you want?

選んでください
Please choose one

買いたいアクセサリーを選んでください
Please select the accessory you want to buy

つけてみてね
Try it on

ありがとうございました
Thank you very much

また来てね
Come again, ok?

もう持っているようですね
It looks like you already have one

あ～ら、いらっしゃ～い
Oh, hello there

ショップ・ルッスーリアへよ～こそぉ♪
Welcome to Shop Russulia(?)

いろぉんなアクセサリーがあるから
じっく～り選んでちょうだい
We have all kinds of accessories, so take as much time as you need to choose something.

どんなアクセサリーが欲しいのかしらぁ？
What kind of accessory would you like?

選んでちょうだい
Please pick one.

それでいいですか？
Is that all? / Is that ok?

購入　　キャンセル
Buy            Cancel

ポイントが足りないみたいです
It looks like you don't have enough points.

ポイントがたまったら買ってね
Buy it after you get more points.

お買い上げありがとうございます
Thank you for your purchase.

買ったアクセサリーは
お似合いよぉ～♪
The accessories you bought suit you so well~

それでいいのかしらぁ？
Is that all? /  Is that ok?

あらあら、ポイントが足りないわよぉ
Oh dear, you don't have enough points!

ちゃ～んとポイントためてから
来てちょうだいね
Please save up some points and then come back, ok?

ど～も、ありがとう～ねぇ♪
Thank you so~ much!

そのエレガントなアクセサリーは
That elegant accessory...
 

Here, please note that I omitted the "You can..." which starts almost every description; I just don't think it's necessary in English, but you can add it back if you want to.
 
story description

未来編"をテーマにした        have fun with the original story from the future edition.
オリジナルストーリーが
楽しめます。
Enjoy an original story with the Mirai(Future) Chapter as the theme.


Battle arena Description

好きなキャラクターで
つぎつぎにあらわれる
あいてとバトルします。
Battle a series of opponents using your favorite character.

versus Description

好きなじょうけんで
他のプレイヤーやＣＯＭ、
スピリットカードなどと
バトルできます。
Battle other players or the computer, spirit cards etc. under conditions you like.

Mission description

クリアじょうけんが
いろいろと設定された
バトルに
チャレンジできます。
Take the challenge of doing battle under a variety of conditions needed to clear.

Shop description

ためたポイントを使って
アクセサリーを
買うことができます。
Buy accessories using your saved-up points.

Training desciption

じっくりと
バトルのれんしゅうが
できます。
Thoroughly practice your battle techniques.

spirit card desciption

スピリットカードの
「さくせい」「かくにん」
「へんしゅう」「トレード」
などができます。
Create, check, edit, or trade your spirit cards.

Collection desciption

ゲームプレイで集めた
がぞう」や「サウンド」
などを楽しむことが
できます。
Enjoy the pictures and sounds collected during gameplay.

Player data desciption

プレイヤーの                you can view all data of the player
いろいろなデータを
見ることができます。
View various kinds of player data.

option desciption

ゲームの設定を            
かえることができます。
you can change game settingS.


versus description

1P vs 2p

アドホックモードで        
ほかのプレイヤーとの
対戦ができます。
you can fight against other playerS in adhoc mode

1P Vs Com

ＣＯＭと対戦できます。
You can fight against the COMputer.

1P vs スピリットカード

スピリットカードとの
対戦ができます。
You can fight against the spirit cardS.

スピリットカード vs スピリットカード

スピリットカードｖｓ
スピリットカードの
対戦を
見ることができます。
you can watch the battleS of spirit card vs spirit card

COM vs COM

の対戦を
見ることができます。
you can watch the battleS of COMputer vs Itself

under spirit card


スピリットカードの
「へんしゅう」ができます。
you can edit spirit cardS


手に入れた
スピリットカードの
「かくにん」ができます。
you can view spirit cardS

Card Compilation

スピリットカードを
あたらしく「さくせい」
することができます。

you can create new spirit cardS

スピリットカードを
おともだちと「トレード」
することができます。

you can trade spirit cards with your friends

いらないデータを
消すことができます。

you can delete the data;
you can delete the data that you don't need

いろいろながぞうを
見ることができます。
you can view all images

いろいろなサウンドを
きくことができます。
you can listen to all soundS

リプレイ再生・トレード
フォトのさつえいが
できます。
you can photo shoot and trade replay

Ｇ文字の入力をします。
正しく入力すれば…
いろいろなことが
おきるかも？

Enter G letter
If you enter IT correctLY...
various things might happen?

プレイヤーについての
データを
見ることができます。

you can view player data

キャラクターについての
データを
見ることができます。

you can view character data

他のプレイヤーとの対戦から
キャラクターの
あいしょうを
見ることができます。

you can view character compatibility against other player

お気に入り
スピリットカードの
「とうろく」ができます。

you can register your favorite spirit card

スピリットカードの
くわしいせつめいを
見ることができます。

you can view detailed information of the spirit card

ＣＯＭの強さを
設定できます。

you can configure/set the strength of the COMputer

バトル中のタイムを
設定できます。
you can set the
battle time limit

バトル中のラウンド数を
設定できます。

you can set the number of rounds during battle

システムボイスの設定や
音量の設定ができます。
System voice settings and volume settings etc.

システムデータの
セーブ・ロードやデリート、
オートセーブの設定が
できます。
Load, save, or delete system data, or change the auto-save setting.

ＢＧＭの音量を
へんこうできます。
Change the background music volume.

効果音の音量を
へんこうできます。
Change the sound effects volume.

会話の音量を
へんこうできます。
Change the speech volume.

システムボイス
キャラクターを
へんこうできます。
Change the character for the system voice.

システムデータを
セーブします。
Save system data.
 

If you know standard Japanese then I think you can pick up Kansai from just reading, or watching stuff like Telepathy Shoujo Ran which prominently features a character from there.
Off the cuff mainly I think of "ya" replacing "da" and "hen" replacing "nai"...but of course I realize there's more to it than that
So, maybe take a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kansai_dialect if you're curious
It's kind of long-winded, but the part called "Well-Known Words" is useful if you compare the columns "Kansai-ben" and "Standard Japanese"

I don't like kyonyuu levels of tits, like the woman on display to the left of your gif has (I recognize the scene! It's from noucome!). However I prefer reasonably sized ones to flat chests.
 
Where do I stand?

Machine translation doesn't work for one reason, natural languages are ambiguous. That's also why computers often are described as stupid, as they just follow fixed rules.
 
Google translate (the most known machine translator) just uses a big text-database and apply statistical heuristics for translating, it doesn't even bother the syntax/grammar. The result is this.

This is an easy one for me.  I'm lonely.  The social skills which seem to come naturally for most people are totally absent with me.  People used to say I was "just shy."  But it's quite clear that something more severe is at work here.  I only make friends when people accidentally find out that I'm friendly.  It's certainly not because I know how to approach people.  Needless to say, a successful romantic encounter is out of the question, since it requires a level of extroversion an order of magnitude greater than friendship.
Even on the internet I feel alienated.  At least the social aspect of it.  When the internet is used to exchange useful information, that's when I feel the most comfortable.
No wonder I tend to escape to the world of 2D, then.
But in all the other areas of life, I still try to do the best I can.  Because I know that in the world to come, all my imperfections will disappear forever.

There is also Tagaini Jisho. The best dictionary and kanji lookup software.
Testimonial: With Tagaini Jisho and no life I managed to learn 500 kanji and 1500 words in 3 months

SO KAWAI!!!!
 

Hi, about the menu, the reason it may  be causing you trouble is that it's not a normal menu--several of the items contain puns that relate to the game, I think (I've only seen the anime, not played the games)
So, you had better click on them to make sure they do what you think they do.
 
saishou kara hajimeru - this one is simple, just "Start New Game"
 
tochuu kara hajimeru - start from along the way, in other words, "Continue Game"
 
ouensha retsuden - ouensha means "supporters"  retsuden I don't know--dictionary says it's "a series of biographies".  Could this be an old-fashioned way of saying "Staff"?
 
system settei - this one is simple, "system settings"
 
Otome Engi - this is definitely a pun.  Because Romance of the 3 Kingdoms is "Sankoku Engi" lit. Annals of the 3 Kingdoms.  So this menu item is "Annals of the Maidens".  Whatever that means.
 
Koihime Emaki - an Emaki is one of those scrolled-up Japanese murals..  "Koihime Murals?"  Must be some kind of artwork.  It might even just be CG viewer.
 
Gakkyoku Musou - Another pun.  As you said, it's "Peerless Tunes" (or "Peerless Music")
 
Game wo shuuryou suru - this one is simple, "End Game"

Hi, about the menu, the reason it may  be causing you trouble is that it's not a normal menu--several of the items contain puns that relate to the game, I think (I've only seen the anime, not played the games)
So, you had better click on them to make sure they do what you think they do.
 
saishou kara hajimeru - this one is simple, just "Start New Game"
 
tochuu kara hajimeru - start from along the way, in other words, "Continue Game"
 
ouensha retsuden - ouensha means "supporters"  retsuden I don't know--dictionary says it's "a series of biographies".  Could this be an old-fashioned way of saying "Staff"?
 
system settei - this one is simple, "system settings"
 
Otome Engi - this is definitely a pun.  Because Romance of the 3 Kingdoms is "Sankoku Engi" lit. Annals of the 3 Kingdoms.  So this menu item is "Annals of the Maidens".  Whatever that means.
 
Koihime Emaki - an Emaki is one of those scrolled-up Japanese murals..  "Koihime Murals?"  Must be some kind of artwork.  It might even just be CG viewer.
 
Gakkyoku Musou - Another pun.  As you said, it's "Peerless Tunes" (or "Peerless Music")
 
Game wo shuuryou suru - this one is simple, "End Game"

Well, I am all for translating console versions of games when they provide extra scenes, etc.  But in this case, do the console versions have anything significant that the Windows version doesn't?  If not, why not the Windows version of Tokimeki Memorial

I think I got this one:
 
Lately, the scale of Tsubasa(?)-kun's inventions has increased.  And accordingly, it takes more time to clean up after them when they fail.

Yeah, and that someone is me.
I was kind of keeping a low profile until it gets going a little more.
Already twice in the last decade someone tried to translate it, but it didn't work out.
3rd time's the charm?  Hopefully...

I love eating C10H12O + NaHCO3 + C12H22O11 + C9H14O6 + C4H8O4 + C9H8O + C10H12O2 + KHC4H5O6 + C4H8O4 + C6H8O7 + C9H12O6 + (85% H2O,15% C9H14O6) + C17H19O3N + NaCl + C8H8O3 + C6H12O3N2
 
 
You and what army?

I can recommend some animated mahjong games if you like mahjong

Watching awesome LD collection of Cutie Honey I got in Tokyo. No subs but awesome. Yes I have a LD player. Old school baby!!

I'm watching Ranma 1/2 a very good anime to watch