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Join Date: May 2005
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Ye ol fashion Melmo influence. X3
A blessing for our AP/AR fans out there. |
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#14 |
Generally Quiet
Join Date: Aug 2005
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After scouring the internet long and hard I found it!
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thats real good. I was a bit confused though.... is it read left to right comic style or right to left manga style?
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#16 |
The Tiny Sailor Senshi
Join Date: May 2005
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Looks like it's in Chinese, not Japanese, but I would say right to left.
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#17 |
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I concur, it really is in Chinese
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#18 |
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Join Date: May 2005
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Eastern: Right to Left
Westen: Left to Right Unless we are speaking of older published mangas in western countries when they used to flip them. But that is getting more and more rare these days. |
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#19 |
Process Fan
Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 43
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An American scan of volume nine can be found here.
http://www.ararchive.com/component/o...d,992/catid,4/ |
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#20 |
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At appears to be chinese to me as well, except for the sound effects, which are japanese katakana. So it is probably a japanese comic that was translated to chinese.
Great stuff, thanks for posting! |
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#21 |
Process Disciple
Join Date: Nov 2005
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The majority is Chinese, that much is true.
But it looks like a Hong Kong import. Cantonese intonation. "Pills of these are of the heavenly sent purpose!" The sound effects are still Katakana, but they translate well into cantonese. It's not uncommon for some words to transfer over well from two different languages. Instead of a boing or poof, you get a fft or bom sound, for instance. Hope that helps some... |
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