#hisayo mochizuki

[findurfuture]

In the 2002 Tokyo Mew Mew manga, Pudding (voiced in Japanese by Hisayo Mochizuki and in English by Kether Donohue) is one of the main characters. She has the DNA of a golden lion tamarin and in Mew Mews, she was fourth to join. Pudding is highly experienced in martial art and is a circus performer. Out of the girls, she is the one that most closely matches the traits of her animal. Pudding’s look is very yellow and brown-themed, including her short fluffy blonde hair, brown eyes, and brown monkey ears/tail. She wears a yellow one-piece jumpsuit with separated side cuffed sleeves, a matching set of a brown and yellow choker and garter, brown fingerless gloves, tied yellow leg pieces, and brown slip-on shoes. Collect all the accessories of the Pudding Fong costume from Tokyo Mew Mew for Halloween and cosplay.

[pinkbowsandprettyprose]

Tokyo Mew Mew New ~ Nov 2023 Cast Booklet - Translations by Page

[Part 3]

Page 16: Aina Suzuki (Miwa)

“Tokyo Mew Mew New~ Thank you for the hard work!!! I was glad to be able to appear as Miwa in my beloved Mew Mew! I’ve always loved you <3” In the speech bubble: “Finished Congratulations”

Page 17: Iori Saeki (Moe)

“Tokyo Mew Mew New~ I was so happy to be able to watch Ichigo as Moe <3”

Page 18: Akira Ishida (Seiji)

“I’m glad the Earth was saved. After all, Seiji’s efforts alone will not solve the problem. I look forward to your continued support of Mint, and my friends at Tokyo Mew Mew.”

Page 19: Saki Nakajima as Sakura Momomiya

“Tokyo Mew Mew New~ Thank you for your hard work! It’s been 20 years since I played the first Ichigo … I never thought I’d be able to play the role of Sakura, her mother … I had such a joyful time <3 It was fun to be able to record with the wonderful cast and staff! Really really really really!!! Thank you very much! Tokyo Mew Mew New <3 I love you!” To the side: “My signature cat was based on the Mew Mew cat, and it was created with my teacher’s advice! Thank you!!” At the bottom: “Thank you for transforming Sakura into Mew Sakura!”

Page 20: Satoshi Hino as Shintaro Momomiya

“I was happy to be able to contribute to this work!! It was such an important role for me!!”

Page 21: Hisayo Mochizuki as Pudding’s Mother

“Tokyo Mew Mew New~!! I love it!”

Page 22: Asami Saitō - Color Design

“Good job everyone! It was difficult to create color changes because each episode moves to many locations, but I had fun working on it! I hope everyone has enjoyed watching the show! Thank you very much!”

Page 23: Kaoru Chiba — Art Direction, Masahiro Satō — Art Setting

“Thank you for your hard work on Tokyo Mew Mew New~! When I think of Mew Mew, what comes to mind is Cafe Mew Mew. The exterior is different, so there’s a gap between the interior and the exterior. It’s a fun memory.” (? This is likely mistranslated, sorry!)

[mhslovers2002]

Ampoo (アンプー, Anpū)

Voiced by: Chiyako Shibahara (Japanese)

Borocca (ボロッカ, Borokka)

Voiced by: Junji Majima (Japanese)

Chaps (チャップス, Chappusu)

Voiced by: Hisayo Mochizuki (Japanese)

Docky (ドッキー, Dokkī)

Voiced by: Takeshi Kusao (Japanese)

Enton (エントン, Enton)

Voiced by: Tarusuke Shingaki (Japanese)

Fonton (フォントン, Fonton)

Voiced by: N/A

Genie (ジーニー, Jīnī)

Voiced by: Ryuuzou Ishino (Japanese)

Hikky (ヒッキー, Hikkī)

Voiced by: Hiromi Ohtsuda (Japanese)

Inky (インキー, Inkī)

Voiced by: Tomoe Hanba (Japanese)

Juno (ジュノ, Juno)

Voiced by: Ayumi Kida (Japanese)

Kabo (カボ, Kabo)

Voiced by: Tomoko Kawakami (Japanese)

Liddy (リディー, Ridī)

Voiced by: Tomoko Kawakami (Japanese)

Magnero (マグネロ, Magunero)

Voiced by: Setsuji Satoh (Japanese)

Noisy (ノイジー, Noijī)

Voiced by: Tomoe Hanba (Japanese)

Onpoo (オンプー, Onpū)

Voiced by: Sakiko Tamagawa (Japanese)

Piranin (ピラニン, Piranin)

Voiced by: Eriko Nakayama (Japanese)

Quicky (クイッキー, Kuikkī)

Voiced by: Takeshi Kusao (Japanese)

Rosso (ロッソ, Rosso)

Voiced by: Eriko Nakayama (Japanese)

Spimon (スピモン, Supimon)

Voiced by: Etsuko Kozakura (Japanese)

Tubee (チュービー, Chūbī)

Voiced by: Chiyako Shibahara (Japanese)

Usop (ウソップ, Usoppu)

Voiced by: Kōsuke Okano (Japanese)

Vincent (ビンセント, Binsento)

Voiced by: Kōsuke Okano (Japanese)

Watt (ワット, Watto)

Voiced by: Sakiko Tamagawa (Japanese)

Mr. X (ミスター X, Misutā X)

Voiced by: Ayumi Kida (Japanese)

Yumyum (ヤムヤム, Yamuyamu)

Voiced by: Ryusei Nakao (Japanese)

Zobie (ゾビー, Zobī)

Voiced by: Yūsuke Numata (Japanese)

?

Voiced by: N/A

Mr. Salaman (サラマン先生, Saraman-sensei)

Voiced by: Sukekiyo Kameyama (Japanese)

Mr. Tigerl (ティゲール先生, Tigēru-sensei)

Voiced by: Kenji Nomura (Japanese)

Ms. Peginand (ペギナンド先生, Peginando-sensei)

Voiced by: Hiroko Oohashi (Japanese)

Principal (校長先生, Kōchō sensei)

Voiced by: Tomomichi Nishimura (Japanese)

Eddy the Skeleton Dragon (ドラゴンの骨エディ, Doragon no hone edi)

Voiced by: Kenji Nomura (Japanese)

Johnny Crow (ジョニークロウ, Jonīkurou)

Voiced by: Kōsuke Okano (Japanese)

Lure the Fisherman (ルーア, Rūa)

Voiced by: Yūichi Nagashima (Japanese)

Book Deposit (返却機, Henkyaku-ki)

Voiced by: Kenji Nomura (Japanese)

Mr. Showtime (ミスターショータイム, Misutā shōtaimu)

Voiced by: Kenji Nomura (Japanese)

Old Owl Sage (フクロウじいさん, Fukurō jīsan)

Voiced by: Hiroshi Iwasaki (Japanese)

Screwsnail (ネジマキツムリ, Nejimakitsumuri)

Voiced by: N/A

Fountain of Sorrow (悲しみの泉, Kanashimi no izumi)

Voiced by: Yutaka Aoyama (Japanese)

Vending Machines

Voiced by: Cho, Sukekiyo Kameyama

Yurumaki (ユルマキ草, Yurumaki kusa)

Voiced by: N/A

Spy Fly/Leader Fly (リーダーバエ, Rīdābae)

Voiced by: Yūsuke Numata (Japanese)

Keshi (ケッシー, Kesshī)

Voiced by: Kōsuke Okano (Japanese)

[berrychanx]

Magical Nyan Nyan Taruto Character Song Music Video and MP3

Magical Nyan Nyan Taruto Character Song Music Video and MP3 now added to Internet Archive, with download option (7zip)

MV HERE

MP3 HERE

Did you know? Taruto is voiced by Hisayo Mochizuki aka Purin Fong / Bu-ling Original VA

Synopsis

Taruto is a little cat who has just moved to a new city with her master's family. Taruto spends her days making friends and exploring her new home town. She also has a knack for getting herself into trouble. And it turns out that Taruto just might be a legendary magical princess. Almost none of Taruto’s friends believe that she can use magic or that she’s a princess, but Taruto is determined to prove it to them. But Taruto's magic is so unpredictable, you never know what's going to happen when she uses it.

[myjudsie]

TOKYO MEW MEW (2002) ALL CD DOWNLOAD PROJECT

I own all the published CDs of the Tokyo Mew Mew original series (2002), so I decided to do HQ rip of them both in FLAC and mp3 320 kbps. Please respect my work crediting me if you share and buy the original CDs if you can! Enjoy :)

MY SWEET HEART - RIKA KOMATSU (OPENING SINGLE)

Release date: 01.05.2002

Tracklist

01. my sweet heart 02. Hello Brand-New Love～Koi wa Sugu Soko 03. my sweet heart (Original Karaoke) 04. Hello Brand-New Love～Koi wa Sugu Soko (Original Karaoke)

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KOI WA À LA MODE - TOKYO MEW MEW (ENDING SINGLE)

Release date: 05.06.2002

Tracklist

01. Koi wa à la Mode 02. Nonbiri Dreamin’ 03. Koi wa à la Mode (Original Karaoke) 04. Nonbiri Dreamin’ (Original Karaoke)

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MAMORITAI KARA - μ5 MEW FIVE (IMAGE SONG)

Release date: 21.07.2002

Tracklist

01. Mamoritai Kara 02. Mamoritai Kara (Karaoke) 03. Vocal Message

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ICHIGO NO CD NA NO NYAN! - ICHIGO MOMOMIYA CV SAKI NAKAJIMA (CHARACTERS SONGS)

Release date: 24.07.2002

Tracklist

01. Mew Ichigo no Theme 02. Saikou ni Happy! 03. STRAWBERRY POWER 04. Koi wa à la Mode (LOVE EXTENDED MIX～ICHIGO SOLO～) 05. Koi wa à la Mode (Ichigo ni Narou! Karaoke)

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MINT NO CD DESU WA! - MINT AIZAWA CV YUMI KAKAZU (CHARACTERS SONGS)

Release date: 24.07.2002

Tracklist

01. Mew Mint no Theme 02. Blue Bird 03. afternoon tea 04. Koi wa à la Mode (LOVE EXTENDED MIX～MINTO SOLO～) 05. Koi wa à la Mode (Mint ni Narou! Karaoke)

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LETTUCE NO CD KIITE KUDASAI! - LETTUCE MIDORIKAWA CV KUMI SAKUMA (CHARACTERS SONGS)

Release date: 24.07.2002

Tracklist

01. Mew Lettuce no Theme 02. Hitori de Itemo 03. Umi wo Miteita 04. Koi wa à la Mode (LOVE EXTENDED MIX～RETASU SOLO～) 05. Koi wa à la Mode (Lettuce ni Narou! Karaoke)

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PURIN NO CD NA NO DA-! - PURIN FON CV HISAYO MOCHIZUKI (CHARACTERS SONGS)

Release date: 24.07.2002

Tracklist

01. Mew Pudding no Theme 02. YES YES YES! 03. Taiyou na Watashi 04. Koi wa à la Mode (LOVE EXTENDED MIX～PURIN SOLO～) 05. Koi wa à la Mode (Purin ni Narou! Karaoke)

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ZAKURO NO CD OKIKINASAI! - ZAKURO FUJIWARA CV JUNKO NODA (CHARACTERS SONGS)

Release date: 24.07.2002

Tracklist

01. Mew Zakuro no Theme 02. Don’t Cry 03. Dubi Duwa DANCIN’ NIGHT 04. Koi wa à la Mode (LOVE EXTENDED MIX～ZAKURO SOLO～) 05. Koi wa à la Mode (Zakuro ni Narou! Karaoke)

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CHARACTERS SONGS SPECIAL BONUS CD

Release date: 24.07.2002

Tracklist

01. Koi wa à la Mode (LOVE EXTENDED MIX～TOKYO MEW MEW EDIT～)

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ORIGINAL SOUND TRACK

Release date: 25.09.2002

Tracklist

01. Opening Theme [my sweet heart] (TV Size) 02. Subtitle Nyan 03. Sawayakana Asa 04. Minna Ohayou! 05. Uwaa~, Chikoku Suruu- 06. Minna de Oshaberi 07. Ah~, Tsukareta 08. Cafe Mew Mew he Youkoso! 09. Uruwashi no Ballerina 10. Akogare no Aoyama-kun 11. Aoyama-kun... Daisuki 12. Eyecatch Nyan 13. Quiche no Takurami 14. Fuan na Yokan 15. Alien ga Arawareta! 16. Teki Kara no Kougeki 17. Mew Ichigo no Theme 18. Mew Mint no Theme 19. Mew Lettuce no Theme 20. Mew Pudding no Theme 21. Mew Zakuro no Theme 22. 5-nin Sorotte, Tokyo Mew Mew! 23. Chikyuu no Mirai ni Gohoushi Suru Nyan 24. Strawberry Check!! 25. Kaishuu! 26. Kyou mo Ichinichi Gokurousama 27. Mata Ashita ne 28. Jikai Yokoku Nyan 29. Ending Theme [Koi wa à la Mode] (TV Size)

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GLIDER - RIKA KOMATSU (INSERT SONG SINGLE)

Release date: 23.10.2002

Tracklist

01. Glider 02. My days -Ano Hi wo, Wasurenai- 03. Glider (Instrumental) 04. My days -Ano Hi wo, Wasurenai- (Instrumental)

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RINGO NO CD DESU~! - RINGO AKAI CV TAEKO KAWATA (SPECIAL CHARACTERS SONGS)

Release date: 05.12.2002

Tracklist

01. Rakuen wo Sagashite... 02. Iyashite Agetai

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CHARACTERS SONGS MEGA-MIX

Release date: 25.12.2002

Tracklist

01. Tokyo Mew Mew Character Songs Nonstop Remix I～Nyan Nyan Utau Studio Edit～remixed by ××yoshi×× 02. Tokyo Mew Mew Character Songs Nonstop Remix II～Gohoushi 1,144 Scale Version～remixed by cazz 03. my sweet heart～It's Show Time! Edit～remixed by ××yoshi××

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ORIGINAL SOUND TRACK 2

Release date: 22.01.2003

Tracklist

01. Opening Theme [my sweet heart] (TV Size) 02. Subtitle Nyan #2 03. Heiwa na Hirusagari 04. Yuuga na Teatime 05. Kyou mo Tanoshii Cafe Mew Mew 06. Mata mo ya Dai Shippai 07. Koisuru Otome 08. Setsunai Omoi 09. Kanashii Dekigoto 10. Tsutawaranai Kimochi 11. Yasashisa no Chikara 12. Serious 13. Red Data Animals no Chikara wo Karite 14. Shinpi no Mew Aqua 15. Eyecatch Nyan #2 16. Tegakari wo Sagase! 17. Dark Blue no Shirei 18. Quiche Arawaru 19. Chimera Anima Shutsugen 20. Ao no Kishi Kenzan!! 21. Tokyo Mew Mew Metamorphose!! 22. Sentou Kaishi 23. Kusen 24. Kanashimi wo Norikoe, Seinaru Chikara wo... 25. Sounyuu Uta [Glider] (Piano Version) 26. Yuuri na Tatakai 27. Strawberry Surprise!! 28. Kaishuu! #2 29. Yuuyake 30. Jikai Yokoku Nyan 31. Ending Theme [Koi wa à la Mode] (TV Size)

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KIRAMEKI NO UMI WO KOETE - ICHIGO MOMOMIYA CV SAKI NAKAJIMA

Release date: 26.02.2003

Tracklist

01. Kirameki no Umi wo Koete 02. rondo 03. Ichigo to Saki no Strawberry Talk 04. Kirameki no Umi wo Koete (Original Karaoke) 05. rondo (Original Karaoke)

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SUPER BEST HIT - CAFE MEW MEW SIDE

Release date: 26.03.2003

Tracklist

01. Introduction～Cafe Mew Mew he Youkoso～ 02. my sweet heart - Komatsu Rika 03. Saikou ni Happy! - Momomiya Ichigo 04. afternoon tea - Aizawa Mint 05. Hitori de Itemo - Midorikawa Lettuce 06. Taiyou na Watashi - Fon Purin 07. Don’t Cry - Fujiwara Zakuro 08. Iyashite Agetai - Akai Ringo 09. My days -Ano Hi wo, Wasurenai- - Komatsu Rika 10. Koi wa à la Mode (New Edition) - Tokyo Mew Mew

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SUPER BEST HIT - TOKYO MEW MEW SIDE

Release date: 26.03.2003

Tracklist

01. Introduction～Tokyo Mew Mew Metamorphose!!～ 02. Kirameki no Umi wo Koete - Momomiya Ichigo 03. Blue Bird - Aizawa Mint 04. Umi wo Miteita - Midorikawa Lettuce 05. YES YES YES! - Fon Purin 06. Dubi Duwa DANCIN’ NIGHT - Fujiwara Zakuro 07. Rakuen wo Sagashite... - Akai Ringo 08. Glider (New Edition) - Komatsu Rika 09. Koi wa à la Mode - Tokyo Mew Mew 10. my sweet heart (Live Version) - Komatsu Rika

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[mhsnetflixblog]

Midnight Horror School (Netflix Jr.) Character Voices

English

Ampoo - Christina Kelly

Anto - April Winchell

Æon - Kelly Sheridan

Bri - Laura Post

Borocca - Rebecca Soler

Chaps - Candi Milo

Dabble - Sarah Taylor

Docky - John Tartaglia

Enton - Tom Kenny

Fonton - Richard Steven Horvitz

Friedi - Fryda Wolff

Furanzo - Maria Petrano

Genie - Simon Hill

Hikky - Madeleine Martin

Inky - Leslie Carrara-Rudolph

Juno - Tabitha S. Germain

Kabo - Hope Marie Segoine

Kami - Cree Summer

Karen - Kira Gelineau

Liddy - Andrea Libman

Magnero - Andrew Sabiston

Noisy - Grey DeLisle

Nonny - Michelle Marie

Onpoo - Abigail Gordon

Œther - Dee Bradley Baker

Oozee - Lizzie Freeman

Piranin - Scott Menville

Quicky - Corinne Orr

Ringring - Michael Kovach

Rosso - Kelsey Painter

Shiro - Tara Strong

Spimon - Annick Obonsawin

Tubee - Pamela Adlon

Usop - Lance Henriksen

Vincent - Vincent Martella

Watt - Jo Wyatt

Mr. X - Jeremy Shada

Yumyum - Katt Williams

Zobie - Donovan Patton

Zuzu - Carla Delaney

Mr. Salaman - Ian McDougall

Mr. Tigerl - KJ Schrock

Ms. Peginand - Julie Sype

Ms. Unirex - Leah Ostry

Mr. Komoika - Shannon Lynch

Lure - Cory Doran

Johnny Crow - Patrick Warburton

Vending Machines - Patrick Seitz, Laura Bailey

Mr. Showtime - Christian Bale

Mr. Book Deposit Machine - Don Brown

Old Owl Sage - Jason Jones

Owl Sage Apprentice - Mariette Sluyter

Principal Kocho - James Hong

Eddy - Meesha Contreras

Vice-Principal Esme & Osma - Samantha Bee & Helen King

Casey - Vegas J Jenkins

Ra - Teala Dunn

Wendell - Brett Bauer

Winifred - Carol Ann Day

Monty Carlo - Joey Mazzarino

Bashful - Roger Rhodes

Pumu - Scott McNeil

Quasar - Lenore Zann

Edgar - Meesha Contreras

Smooch - Patton Oswalt

Kwazii - Veronique Barnard

Dr. Ongo - Park Shin Yong

Bello the Bus Driver - Dave Pettit

Coco the Jinn - Travis Willingham

Motherboard - Kimberly Brooks

Siobhan - Estela Echevarria

Izzy - Winter Murdock

AJ - Bommie Catherine Han

Eli - Sarah Bock

Fiona - Dahlia Lynn

Fred - Nitzan Sitzer

KC - Hope Marie Segoine

Mona - Meghan Strange

Roy - Finn Phoenix

Rudy - Yantzi Michael David (credited as Mike Yantzi)

Tee - Bommie Catherine Han

Zane - Sharon Youngmee Kwon

Japanese

Ampoo - Chiyako Shibahara

Anto - Ai Maeda

Æon - Ai Kayano

Bri - Kumiko Yokote

Borocca - Junji Majima

Chaps - Hisayo Mochizuki

Dabble - Ken Morita

Docky - Takeshi Kusao

Enton - Tarusuke Shingaki

Fonton - Kenji Nojima

Friedi - Azusa Enoki

Furanzo - Miyuki Sawashiro

Genie - Ryuuzou Ishino

Hikky - Hiromi Ohtsuda

Inky - Tomoe Hanba

Juno - Ayumi Kida

Kabo - Etsuko Kozakura

Kami - Nakamura Maiden

Karen - Kaori Yamamoto

Liddy - Etsuko Kozakura

Magnero - Setsuji Satoh

Noisy - Tomoe Hanba

Nonny - Yutaka Nakano

Onpoo - Sakiko Tamagawa

Œther - Kenjiro Tsuda

Oozee - Ayano Yamamoto

Piranin - Eriko Nakayama

Quicky - Takeshi Kusao

Ringring - Yuna Taira

Rosso - Eriko Nakayama

Shiro - Isla Summerhaze

Spimon - Etsuko Kozakura

Tubee - Chiyako Shibahara

Usop - Kosuke Okano

Vincent - Kosuke Okano

Watt - Sakiko Tamagawa

Mr. X - Ayumi Kida

Yumyum - Ryusei Nakao

Zobie - Yusuke Numata

Zuzu - Etsuko Kozakura

Mr. Salaman - Sukekiyo Kameyama

Mr. Tigerl - Kenji Nomura

Ms. Peginand - Hiroko Oohashi

Ms. Unirex - Hiroko Oohashi

Mr. Komoika - Kenji Nomura

Lure - Yuichi Nagashima

Johnny Crow - Kosuke Okano

Vending Machines - Cho, Sukekiyo Kameyama

Mr. Showtime - Kenji Nomura

Mr. Book Deposit Machine - Kenji Nomura

Old Owl Sage - Hiroshi Iwasaki

Owl Sage Apprentice - Yuko Sanpei

Kocho-sensei - Tomomichi Nishimura

Eddy - Kenji Nomura

Esme-sensei & Osma-sensei - Cho & Hisayo Mochizuki

Casey - Kenji Nomura

Bello the Bus Driver - Chafurin

Ongo-isha - Mayumi Tanaka

Coco the Jinn - Kenji Nomura

Ra - Chiyako Shibahara

Wendell - Kosuke Okano

Winifred - Hiromi Ohtsuda

Bashful - Setsuji Satoh

Monty Carlo - Tomoaki Maeno

Motherboard - Atsuko Tanaka

Pumu - Ayumu Murasa

Quasar - Misato Fukuen

Edgar - Kenji Nomura

Smooch - Tomoaki Maeno

Kwazii - Reina Ueda

Siobhan - Nanako Ishizuka

Izzy - Yuna Saito

AJ - Karen Miyama

Eli - Chinami Yoshioka

Fiona - Maika Pu

Fred - Botchiboromaru

KC - NOA

Mona - Ai Kayano

Roy - Isla Summerhaze

Rudy - Yu Fukaya

Tee - Kaori Yamamoto

Zane - Yuna Taira

[thecaroliner]

forgot to post about the new tmmn episode but it was so so so good, Pudding is my fav so having an episode focused on her was everything to me, especially because THEY GOT HISAYO MOCHIZUKI TO BE HER MOM 🥺🥺🥺

[koholint]

today’s playlist:

Mariko Kouda - Kaze no Okurimono

Reiko Takagi - Heat Up Up Girl

Ryoko Shintani - Tomorrow

Junko Noda - Egao no Kesshin

Miyuki Hashimoto - Confession

Yuko Miyamura - MINE

Asami Sanada - Dramatic Traveling

Reiko Kato - Sweet Rain

Hisayo Mochizuki, Yumiko Kobayashi, Chiro Kanzaki - Mix Juice

Keiko Yoshinari - Egao ga Suki dakara

Aya Hisakawa - Waltz de Aisatsu

Yukari Tamura - Ureshii Sora no Tobi Kata

Hiroko Kasahara - Wind 〜Kaze no Naka ni〜

Kae Araki - Koisuru Minnie May

thanks for listening!

[hollow-triad]

[🇯🇵+🇺🇸+🇲🇽]

Quinto's Latin VA Yachiru: Ken-chan... Quinto: Feel that?... // I feel it... // I am strong... // I am not going to die here! Quinto: Ahora Reza, Santa Teresa! Yachiru's Japanese VA Zaraki's Japanese VA

Zaraki vs Nnoitra

Hisayo Mochizuki as Yachiru

Fumihiko Tachiki as Zaraki

Eduardo Ramírez & Michael Sinterniklaas as Nnoitra

[majokkoradio]

“Winter Luck” - Mahou Shoujo Neko Taruto - Image Song

[recentanimenews]

Sister Princess Karen VA Natsuko Kuwatani to Open Her Own YouTube Channel Soon

    In the latest episode of the Sister Princess franchise's 20th-anniversary project streamed on YouTube last night, Karen announced that voice actress Natsuko Kuwatani, who has voiced Karen for 20 years since 2001, had decided to open her own YouTube channel soon, and that it had been already approved.

  Kuwatani made her voice actress debut in 1998, and her well-known anime characters include Suiseiseki in Rozen Maiden, Alph in Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha, Yue Ayase in Mahou Sensei Negima!, Kasuga in Sengoku BASARA, and Ryoko Asakura in The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya and The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan. 

  As reported, the Sister Princess franchise's 20th-anniversary project will suspend its activities as of October 1, 2021, with the last YouTube episode hosted by Karen. However, Kuwatani has decided to open her own channel to give hope to the fans who have been supporting the project so far, until the project resumes in the future. The project was originally launched in September 2019 as a one-year time limited project, but thanks to the enthusiastic support of the fans, it has continued much longer than planned.

  Kuwatani will appear as herself, not as Karen. She hopes that her real-life best friends in the franchise, such as Yui Horie (Sakuya), Hisayo Mochizuki (Kaho), and Yumiko Kobayashi (Mamoru), will make an appearance, and it seems likely that they will! More details, including the start date, will be announced in the future.

          Meanwhile, the 20th anniversary project site has revealed the official title and key visual for the forthcoming second and last virtual concert. The title is "Sister Princess Live Stage ~Love♡Harmony~."

  According to the announcement, the same five sisters as the first concert "Sister Princess Live Stage ZERO ~Dream Ship~" in February 2021 - Karen (CV: Natsuko Kuwatani), Sakuya (Yui Horie), Kaho (Hisayo Mochizuki), Mamoru (Yumiko Kobayashi), and Aria (Nana Mizuki) - are confirmed to perform.

  "Sister Princess Live Stage ~Love♡Harmony~." will be streamed on PIA LIVE STREAM from 19:00 (JST) / 03:00 (PST) on September 23, 2021. The price of the viewing ticket is 5,000 yen (45.54 USD).

    9/23開催の配信ライブタイトルが 「シスター・プリンセス　ライブステージ〜Love❤️Harmony〜」 に決定????チケット販売開始???? ▼チケット販売詳細https://t.co/cxYcbKiZtc ライブは、ライブ会場で無観客にて開催し、公演の模様を配信でお届けします‼️#シスプリ　#VTuber可憐　#シスプリライブ pic.twitter.com/Va5XDSF5X9

— 【公式】シスター・プリンセス20周年＠9/23ライブチケット販売中???? (@sis_pri20th) August 20, 2021

     Source: "Sister Princess" 20th anniversary project official website / YouTube channel

  ©Sister Princess 20th Project

©Naoto Tenhiro, Sakurako Kimino/KADOKAWA 

  By: Mikikazu Komatsu

[missmyloko]

What’s In a Book? Part 29

While going through my collection I managed to find a few books that have yet to be featured on here yet. I decided to go with this one as, upon further review, I noticed that it actually contained a wealth of information that I had previously ignored ^^;

Image of book’s cover courtesy of myself. Hana Akari: Showa Meigiren (はなあかり: 昭和名妓連) - Brilliant Flowers: The Showa Period’s Finest Geisha by Kobunshi Katsura (桂小文枝) (ISBN Unknown). Date of Publication: 1988 Language: Japanese and English (Some Essays and Names Only) Format: Hardcover Availability: Can be found up for auction on a fairly regular basis Price: Anywhere from $30 - $80 Errors: 0 This book is interesting, and that’s putting it mildly. Basically, it provides us with some of the best raw data for its time: The names of the most prominent geisha in each district of each city across all of Japan. It is a literal who’s who guide to the karyukai across the country in the late 1980s and is illuminating both in small essays that can be found at the front and back of the book explaining various schools and styles, but especially because it provides us with images, most in full color, of these amazing women.  The book overall is divided into regions which are then broken down further from there. The regions, cities, and districts of each named geisha are: Part 1: Hokkaido (北海道) Set 1: Asahikawa (旭川) - Kofune (小舟) Set 2: Sapporo (札幌) - Onobu (お信), Itoko (い登子), Izumi (いづみ), and Charako (茶良子) Set 3: Otaru (小樽) - Komomo (小桃), Mametarō (豆太郎), Kiku (㐂久), and Gorō (吾朗) Set 4: Muroran (室蘭) - Chonko (﹅子) Set 5: Hakodate (函館) - Nantoki (喃登希) and Kohide (小ひで)  Part 2: Tohoku (東北) Set 1: Morioka (盛岡) - Tsutamaru (都多丸)   Set 2: Hanamaki (花巻) - Kimiko (君子) and Keiko (桂子) Set 3: Aomori (青森) - Chame (茶目) Set 4: Yamagata (山形) - Kochō (小蝶) and Kinta (金太)   Set 5: Akita (秋田) - Chiyogiku (千代菊) Set 6: Obara (小原) - Ikkyū (一休), Aki (秋), and Kogiku (小菊) Set 7: Fukushima (福島) - Sakura (さくら) and Hidemi (秀美) Part 3: Kanto (関東) Set 1: Takasaki (高崎) - Kiyoko (清子) Set 2: Kusatsu (草津) - Sankoma (三駒) and Harumi (春美)   Set 3: Sarugakyo (猿ヶ京) - Kikutaro (菊太郎), Koshizu (小静) Set 4: Minakami (水上) - Yutaka (ゆたか) Set 5: Oyama (大山) - Kunika (くに香) Set 6: Tokyo (東京) - Fumie (冨美江) and Wakaryū (若龍) Set 7: Yugawara (湯河原) - Okame (お加目), Matsue (松栄), and Taeko (多恵子) Part 4: Chubu (中部) Set 1: Niigata (新潟) - Chiyogiku (千代菊) Set 2: Takada (高田) - Kazuko (加津子) Set 3: Shibata (新発田) - Renko (れん子) Set 4: Kamidayamadatogura (上山田戸倉) - Senryū (泉竜), Suzuyakko (鈴奴), Saizō (才三), and Utamaru (歌丸) Set 5: Kamisuwa (上諏訪) - Chiyomaru (千代丸) Set 6: Isawa (石和) - Miki (美樹) and Koyakko (小奴) Set 7: Kōfu (甲府) - Misako (美佐子), Kimika (君香), and Hisayo (久代) Set 8: Inuyama (犬山) - Misako (みさ子) Set 9: Hamamatsu (浜松) - Gonza (権三), Ichitarō (市太郎), Otomi (乙美), Koman (小萬), Eiko (栄子), Hatsutarō (初太郎), Tsuruchiyo (鶴千代), Yasuyo (泰世), Sakura (佐久良), Sachiko (幸子), Toshie (利枝), Komomo (小百々), Momoko (百々子), Fumiya (二三弥), Mitsugiku (光菊), Azuma (吾妻), Akiko (明子), and Ichiha (市羽) Set 10: Kanazawa Higashi/East (金沢東) - Koman (小まん) Set 11: Kanazawa Kazuemachi (金沢主計町) - Hitoha (一葉) and Kyōko (京子) Set 12: Kanazawa Nishi/West (金沢西) - Mineko (峯子), Sachiyo (幸代), and Marichiyo (まり千代) Set 13: Fukui (福井) - Makiko (真㐂子) and Yurako (由良子) Set 14: Yuzawa (湯沢) - Katsumaru (勝丸) and Hiromi (弘美) Set 15: Nagoya (名古屋) - Fukuchiyo (福千代), Takako (敬子), Tsuruko (つる子), Mitsuyo (光代), Kiku (喜久), Emiya (英美弥), Sanchō (三長), Satoyo (里代), Mitsu (未津), Ayako (あや子), Kinmaru (金丸), Naoe (直枝), Fukuwaka (福若), Hisae (比三枝), Mako (間子), Yasuko (康子), Toshino (とし乃), Koie (鯉恵), Mariko (まり子), Katsuko (かつ子), Maiko (舞子), Kingyo (金漁), Hideka (秀佳), Chiyoe (千代江), and Motoko (素子) Part 5: Kinki (近畿) Set 1: Osaka (大阪) Part A: Osaka Minami (大阪南) - Yukiharu (雪春), Kikutsuru (菊つる), Kikue (菊恵), Rikimaru (力丸), Kinko (きん子), Yukiji (ゆき路), Kōjirō (廣二郎), Yoshiko (よし子), Terugiku (照菊), Midori (美登利), Hankō (はん幸), Kazumi (かず美), Yukie (ゆき恵), Yūka (勇花), Suzuka (鈴佳), Masako (まさ子), Fukuemi (福笑), Masachiyo (政千代), Kikufumi (菊二三), and Yūko (祐子). Part B: Osaka Horie (大阪堀江) - Temari (てまり) Part C: Osaka Shinmachi (大阪新町) - Hatsuko (はつ子) and Tamao (玉緒) Part D: Osaka Kitashinchi (大阪北新地) - Komaka (駒香), Umesada (梅さだ), Umetomi (梅十三), Suzume (寿々女), and Umemitsu (梅充). Set 2: Kyoto (京都) Part A: Gion Kobu (祇園甲部) - Komame (小まめ), Hisae (久栄), Katsuyū (かつ勇), Haruyū (春勇), Miyokazu (美代一), Fukusono (フク園), Satoharu (里春), Yoshigiku (義㐂久), Kōsono (晃園), Teruha (照葉), Mamekō (まめ晃), Fukuyū (福勇), Kanoko (かの子), Machiko (真知子), Kumiko (玖見子), Kohana (子花), Takayū (孝友), Teruchiyo (照千代), Takeha (竹葉), Nakako (奈加子), Mameyū (まめ勇), Sonoko (その子), Tomichiyo (斗美千代), Yoshimame (芳豆), Kofumi (小富美), Kanoju (かの寿), Mamechiyo (豆千代), Katsufuku (かつ福), Mameji (豆爾), Toyochiyo (豊千代), Katsuji (佳つ二), Ichigiku (市季久), Mamezuru (まめ鶴), Koman (小萬), Michiko (道子), Miyokichi (美与吉), Aika (愛香), Teruyo (照代), Fumichiyo (富美千代), Kikuharu (菊春), Masuko (ます子), Momoko (桃子), Kosode (小袖), Chōji (長治), Tomigiku (冨菊), Komasu (小ます), Emiji (恵美二), Dan-e (だん栄), Koyū (小ゆう), Yukiryō (幸良), Hanachiyo (花千代), Miyuki (美ゆき), Masaru (勝), Kanoji (かの次), Hiromi (廣美), Kotomi (小とみ), and Ainosuke (愛之介). Part B: Pontocho (先斗町) - Miyofuku (美代福), Hisakō (久幸), Raiha (来葉), Momiha (もみ葉), Ichiko (市子), Shinatomi (シナ富), Mameharu (豆治), Hisafumi (久富美), Ichisen (市扇), Mameyuki (豆幸), Umeyū (梅佑), Ichitoyo (市豊), Mameshizu (豆志津), Ichisono (市園), Mamechiyo (豆千代), Hisaroku (久ろく), Ichimitsu (市光), Momizuru (もみ鶴), Hide-e (英江), Tomizuru (富鶴), Emiju (笑寿), Fudeya (フデ哉), Miyosaku (ミヨ作), Ichihiro (市宏), and Shinateru (シナ照). Part C: Gion Higashi (祇園東) - Toyoji (豊治), Fumie (章栄), Chika (ちか), Tsurukazu (つる和), Tsunekazu (つね和), Tsunehisa (つね久), Masuko (ます子), Toyohisa (豊寿), and Masako (満佐子). Part D: Miyagawa Cho (宮川町) - Wakaharu (若晴). Kanae (叶恵), Fumichō (富美蝶), Mikiryū (三木竜), Wakachika (若千加), Fukukazu (ふく和), Toshiyū (敏祐), Suzuchiyo (鈴千代), Hinachō (雛蝶), Chikayoshi (千賀俊), Mieko (美恵子), Fukusome (冨久染), Tane-e (種栄), and Tanekazu (たね和). Part E: Kamishichiken (上七軒) - Tei (てい), Emi (恵美), Katsukiyo (勝㐂代), Tamafuku (玉福), Fukuzuru (福鶴), Hisazuru (久鶴), Tsuruzō (鶴三), Hisawaka (久若), Tamaryō (玉龍), Shimeyo (〆代), Katsumaru (勝丸), Naoko (尚子), Kokimi (小㐂美), and Kohan (小はん). Set 3: Nara (奈良) - Suzumi (須寿美) Set 4: Genrō (彦桹) - Kikuyū (菊勇) and Masaya (政弥). Set 5: Otsu (大津) - Omasa (おまさ) Set 6: Kinosaki (城崎) - Tomiyū (富勇) and Kanoko (佳乃子) Set 7: Wakayama (和歌山) - Kikuchiyo (菊千代) Set 8: Shirahama (白浜) - Tsutagiku (蔦菊) Set 9: Osaka Imasato (大阪今里) - Koito (小糸) and Kichihide (吉秀) Set 10: Imasato (今里) - Kichitama (吉玉) Set 11: Kyoto Shimabara (京都島原) - Hana Ōgi Tayū (花扇太夫) Part 6: Chūgoku (中国) and Shikoku (四国) Set 1: Tamatsukuri (玉造) - Naoko (尚子), Yae (八重), and Kishi (貴志). Set 2: Okayama (岡山) - Yakko (奴) and Chizu (知寿) Set 3: Takamatsu (高松) - Hamachiyo (浜千代) Set 4: Matsuyama (松山) - Ippei (一平) Set 5: Tokushima (徳島) - Fukuyo (福代) and Akiyo (明代) Set 6: Kochi (高知) - Kimiryū (君龍) and Sadamaru (貞丸) Part 7: Kyushu (九州) Set 1: Hakata (博多) - Mieko (美恵子) Set 2: Kurume (久留米) - Okiyo (お清) Set 3: Ureshino (嬉野) - Hisamatsu (久松), Komatsu (小松), Koshin (小新), Hisaryū (久竜), and Marikō (まり幸). Set 4: Isao (武雄) - Fumiya (文弥) Set 5: Beppu (別府) - Mitsugiku (光菊), Fujikatsu (ふじ勝), Umesono (梅園), and Tomiko (富子) Set 6: Kumamoto (熊本) - Ayako (あや子) Set 7: Kagoshima (鹿児島) - Aimaru (愛丸) The only areas that I noted are missing are some of the hot springs towns. I’m not too sure why they were skipped over, but it’s possible that the author did not have any connections to them. The most informative part that I admit I skipped initially is the small print under each geisha’s name: their natori specialty, natori teachers, and natori names. This means that we can trace back what schools were the main specialty of each region going back decades. Since this is invaluable for anyone studying geisha over time, I’ll write in what schools were followed, but I will keep names a secret. Districts are as follows: Part 1: Hokkaido (北海道) Set 1 Asahikawa (旭川) - Kineya (杵屋) Set 2: Sapporo (札幌) - Wakayagi (若柳) for dance and Tadeko (蓼胡) for song Set 3: Otaru (小樽) - Fujima (藤間) for dance and Tadeko (蓼胡), Kineya (杵屋), Kiyomoto (清元), Shunnichi (春日), and Tokiwazu (常磐津) for song. Set 4: Muroran (室蘭) - None Given Set 5: Hakodate (函館) - Tanaka (田中) for dance and Matsunaga (松永) for song. Part 2: Tohoku (東北) Set 1: Morioka (盛岡) - Tokiwazu (常磐津) for song. Set 2: Hanamaki (花巻) - Wakayagi (若柳) for dance and Kineya (杵屋) for song. Set 3: Aomori (青森) - None Given. Set 4: Yamagata (山形) - Fujima (藤間) for dance.    Set 5: Akita (秋田) - None Given.  Set 6: Obara (小原) - None Given Set 7: Fukushima (福島) - None Given. Part 3: Kanto (関東) Set 1: Takasaki (高崎) - Hanayagi (花柳) for dance and Okayasu (岡安) for song. Set 2: Kusatsu (草津) -  Hanayagi (花柳) for dance.    Set 3: Sarugakyo (猿ヶ京) - Kineya (杵屋) for song. Set 4: Minakami (水上) - Kineya (杵屋) for song. Set 5: Oyama (大山) - Kineya (杵屋) Set 6: Tokyo (東京) - Taguchiko (田口湖) for dance and Kineya (杵屋) for song. Set 7: Yugawara (湯河原) - Tanaka (田中) and Fujima (藤間) for dance and Tokiwazu (常磐津), Kineya (杵屋), and Tadeai (蓼相) for song. Part 4: Chubu (中部) Set 1: Niigata (新潟) - None Given. Set 2: Takada (高田) - None Given. Set 3: Shibata (新発田) - Okayasu (岡安) for song. Set 4: Kamidayamadatogura (上山田戸倉) - Bandō (坂東) for dance and Tōsha (藤舎), Shunnichi (春日), Kineya (杵屋), and Kiyomoto (清元) for song. Set 5: Kamisuwa (上諏訪) - Kineya (杵屋) for song. Set 6: Isawa (石和) - Hanayagi (花柳) for dance and Mochizuki (望月) for song. Set 7: Kōfu (甲府) - Hanayagi (花柳) for dance and Kiyomoto (清元), Okayasu (岡安), and Nagami (長巳) for song. Set 8: Inuyama (犬山) - Nishikawa (西川) for dance and Kineya (杵屋) for song. Set 9: Hamamatsu (浜松) - Fujima (藤間) and Fukuwara (福原) for dance and Kiyomoto (清元), Yoshimura (芳村), Shunnichi (春日), Nishikiharu (錦春), and Tokiwazu (常磐津) for song.    Set 10: Kanazawa East (金沢東) - Kamizaki (神崎) for dance. Set 11: Kanazawa Kazuemachi (金沢主計町) - Fujima (藤間) for dance and Kineya (杵屋) and Mochizuki (望月) for song. Set 12: Kanazawa Nishi/West (金沢西) - Nishikawa (西川) for dance and Tōsha (藤舎), Okayasu (岡安), and Kashida (堅田) for song. Set 13: Fukui (福井) - Fujima (藤間) for dance and Utazawa (哥沢) for song. Set 14: Yuzawa (湯沢) - None Given. Set 15: Nagoya (名古屋) - Nishikawa (西川) for dance and Kiyomoto (清元), Tokiwazu (常磐津), Sumida (住田), Kineya (杵屋), Kishizawa (岸沢), Shunnichi (春日), and Fujimatsu (ふじ松) for song. Part 5: Kinki (近畿) Set 1: Osaka (大阪) Part A: Osaka Minami (大阪南) - Onoe (尾上), Fujima (藤間), Bandō (坂東), and Hanayagi (花柳) for dance and Kiyomoto (清元), Kondo (今藤), Mochizuki (望月) and Tokiwazu (常磐津) for song. Part B: Osaka Horie (大阪堀江) - Nishikawa (西川) for dance. Part C: Osaka Shinmachi (大阪新町) - Nishikawa (西川) for dance and Kineya (杵屋), Shunnichi (春日), and Ogie (荻江) for song. Part D: Osaka Kitashinchi (大阪北新地) - Nishikawa (西川) and Hanayagi (花柳) for dance and Kineya (杵屋), Tamura (田村), Uji (宇治), Tokiwazu (常磐津), Tagawa (田川), Kiyomoto (清元), and Yoshimura (吉村) for song.  Set 2: Kyoto (京都) Part A: Gion Kobu (祇園甲部) - Inoue (井上) for dance. Part B: Pontocho (先斗町) - Onoe (尾上), Nishikawa (西川), and Wakayagi (若柳) for dance and Tōsha (藤舎), Kondo (今藤), Nakamura (中村), Ogie (荻江), Bungo (豊後), Kineya (杵屋), and Tokiwazu (常磐津) for song. Part C: Gion Higashi (祇園東) - Fujima (藤間) for dance and Tokiwazu (常磐津), Yanagi (柳), Nakamura (中村), Kineya (杵屋), and Tōsha (藤舎) for song. Part D: Miyagawa Cho (宮川町) - Umemoto (楳茂都), Wakayagi (若柳), and Rokugō (六鄕) for dance and Kondo (今藤), Bungo (豊後), Kiyomoto (清元), Yanagi (柳),  Yamakishi (山岸), Utazawa (哥沢), Tadeko (蓼胡), and Umeya (梅屋) for song.    Part E: Kamishichiken (上七軒) - Hanayagi (花柳) for dance and Tokiwazu (常磐津), Shunnichi (春日), Toyomoto (豊本), Kiyomoto (清元), Tōsha (藤舎), and Kiyoyuki (清之) for song. Set 3: Nara (奈良) - Kineya (杵屋) for song. Set 4: Hikone (彦桹) - None Given. Set 5: Otsu (大津) - Yanagi (柳) for song. Set 6: Kinosaki (城崎) - Wakayagi (若柳) and Onoe (尾上) for dance. Set 7: Wakayama (和歌山) - Onoe (尾上) for dance. Set 8: Shirahama (白浜) - Okayasu (岡安) for song. Set 9: Osaka Imasato (大阪今里) - Kineya (杵屋), Shunnichi (春日), and Kiyomoto (清元) for song.     Set 10: Imasato (今里) - None Given. Set 11: Kyoto Shimabara (京都島原) - None Given. Part 6: Chūgoku (中国) and Shikoku (四国) Set 1: Tamatsukuri (玉造) - Fujima (藤間) for dance and Kineya (杵屋) for song. Set 2: Okayama (岡山) - Onishi (小西) for dance. Set 3: Takamatsu (高松) - Kiyomoto (清元) for song. Set 4: Matsuyama (松山) - Kiyomoto (清元) and Tamura (田村) for song. Set 5: Tokushima (徳島) - Yoshitō (芳膛) for dance and Kiyomoto (清元) and Tamura (田村) for song. Set 6: Kochi (高知) - Kiyomoto (清元) and Tamura (田村) for song. Part 7: Kyushu (九州) Set 1: Hakata (博多) - Kondo (今藤), Shunnichi (春日), and Kashida (堅田) for song.   Set 2: Kurume (久留米) - Tokiwazu and Shunnichi (春日) for song. Set 3: Ureshino (嬉野) - Hanayagi (花柳) and Fujima (藤間) for dance and Matsunaga (松永) and Tagoto (田毎) for song.   Set 4: Isao (武雄) - Fujima (藤間) for dance. Set 5: Beppu (別府) - Tokiwazu (常磐津), Kiyomoto (清元), and Hisago (瓢) for song. Set 6: Kumamoto (熊本) - Hanayagi (花柳) for dance and Kondo (今藤) for song. Set 7: Kagoshima (鹿児島) - Kineya (杵屋) and Tagoto (田毎) for song. The reason why this book has no ISBN is because it was self published. The original cover price was ¥30,000, which is almost $300 USD. This price was likely set due to the vast amount of research done, including acquiring the many photographs, and printing costs. This price was also likely due to it being targeted at serious karyukai connoisseurs as that price in the 1980s would have been much higher now due to inflation. Nowadays you don’t have to pay as much for this book as most Japanese sellers see it as outdated and it can be found quite regularly on Japanese retail sites, such as Yahoo Japan Auctions or Rakuten.   The only “errors: that I could find were some spelling issues, but that’s because they’re using the Japanese way of writing Romaji and not the Hepburn System. So, I’m not counting them as errors, but rather just making note of them to anyone who purchases this book. Rating: ✪✪✪✪ (out of 5)

[misc-headcanons]

My OCs and who I'd want to be their seiyuu/voice actor if they were in their respective anime

Minerva: Chiwa Saito or Asami Imai

Dochi: Satsuki Yukino or Sayaka Senbongi

Maple: Atsumi Tanezaki or Satsuki Yukino (she and Dochi are twins, so I wouldn't mind them having the same va)

Ube: Michiru Yamazaki or Takako Honda

Vanilla: Aina Suzuki or Hisayo Mochizuki

Fritter: Rina Endo or Noriko Shitaya

Etherea: Rika Kinugawa or Miki Ito

Millie: Aina Suzuki or Rie Hikisaka

[hallucinogenic-scholar]

First Appearance & Voice Actors

First Appearance

Manga: Volume 10, Chapter 83

Anime: Episode 25

Video Game: Bleach: The Blade of Fate

Voices

Japanese - Hisayo Mochizuki

English - Dina Sherman