...and that's it

You read Love Hina.

Your posts are therefore invalid.

>>206306
Why? There's nothing wrong with LH. As for the posts being valid, I suppose you are unaware that they are parodies of the Azumanga Daioh manga.

>>206302
Thank you very much kind sir, these are awesome.

what's Love Hina?

>>206313
Love Hina is a comedy series based on a hapless guy trying to get into Tokyo U to fulfill a childhood promise to a girl he no longer remembers, and in the process becoming the manager of his family's all-girl dorm. Not as stupid as it sounds, though.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_Hina

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/LoveHina

>>206159
Maybe he has a rockin' dick?

That's pretty awesome. In all the years I've been here I don't anyone has showed themselves doing any /azu/ related cosplay. If you're going to be at AX this year maybe we can team up - I'll be a half-black/spic Nyamo half nakid ;)

Oh,mein Gott........

You get points for actually wearing it.

Well done.

And, just in case some of you absolutely need to see it on a woman...

No offense man, but if I were you I'd consider getting a different haircut. ANY other kind.

>>206191
He should get one like SoDa.

>>206187
oh shit, is that pot plant the trick or treat buckets McDonald's use to give out during Halloween?

>>206201
That doesn't look like a pot plant to me.

...Is she reading the Bible?

>>206240
If she's anything like Yukari, it's probably a Bible like this one

>>206091

My goodness... I want that sweater.

Wallaby.

Really? Isn't it that other comic, the predecessor to Yotsuba?

Before Azumanga came out, Azuma did a number of strips to be included with the DVDs of Pioneer shows like Tenchi Muyo, Pretty Sammy and Battle Athletes.

>>206294
You mean the TryTryTry ?

>>206300
Yeah, that's the name.

>>206300
It still blows my mind that Yotsuba was actually conceived before Azumanga.

>>206308
It blows my mind that you were conceived at all.

>>206309
Should have taken the morning pill, then, Mom!

>>206273
Wait, you mean you're not supposed to molest your daughter?
Shit, who else knew about this?

>>206279

Don't pretend like anyone at /azu/ has managed to reproduce.

>>206281
.... did Sakaki eat Kaorin....?

>>206282
In the thumbnail it looks at first glance like Chiyo's head and eye is a tit and nipple

Back in the dorm I was hoping someone would pass out some Chick tracts so I'd have an excuse to hand out a few of these.

>>206284
There used to be a website that had "Anti Chick Tracts" that were actually full of educational information (like where that Christian fish symbol originated, or why Christmas falls on December 25th, etc.) but I can't seem to find it anymore.

I once did a paper on Chick's Islam tracts.
The guy's published three, each with a mutually-exclusive secret origin for Islam.

>>206285>>206286
That reminds me of the time when people were editing the Resist comics
http://www.resist.com/CARTOON%20GALLERY/CartoonIndex.htm

lol racism

>>206105
It kind of gives all those doujins with him a whole new perspective.

>>206097, >>206107, >>206108
For what it's worth, I'd initially translated it literally too until I decided to look up the phrase and discovered the idiom.

>>206105

I hope not. Jumbo is a petty manchild, and I'd hate to think of Azuma being that way.

>>206047

...that got me thinking about this team-up (and trying to write dialogue for it).

Allowing a five-year-old to drive a '57 DeSoto along America's highways and byways is exactly the kind of 'damn irresponsible idea that Max would heartily endorse...

But word to the wise, Yots, never eat ANYTHING you find left in that car!

>>206132
Takes one to know one.

>>206172

>>206177
On the contrary. Nothing would please me more than knowing Azuma, a manchild, created two of the greatest manga series this generation.
Gives me hope in life, yet.

I didn't realize the chapter title was "Yotsuba & Jumbo" until now. It seems slightly odd to me, for some inexplicable reason.

request:
can somebody upload a translated copy of ch 63 for me please?
thank you in advance

>>206298
http://www.mediafire.com/?mgzyozjymj1

Yotsba & Vikings!
http://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=437655

Last one.

>>206004
That's what Koiwai gets for letting her watch Austin Powers.

1.
Yotsuba: "Daddy, what's yandere?"

2.
Koiwai: "It's when Yanda gets all dere-dere." (lovey-dovey).
3.
Yotsuba: "......"
4.
Yotsuba: "AHHHH!! AHHHHH!!"
Yanda: "Yotsuba~♪"

>>206287

And what's today's fluid, Vic?

>>206291
It's some sewage straight from The Dave Matthews Band tour bus. Hope nobody else crashes into it.

>>205052

Vast, salubrious oceans of win--is there source?

>>205171

http://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=5480

Thanks, comrade--I just have to set up a Pixiv account, and I'll be set.

In other news, a new t-shirt from J-List for us Yomi fans:

http://www.jlist.com/PRODUCT/SHIRT-SKIRT1

Since we were talking on the other thread about how Yomi is only deliciously cubby in fanart.

This artist has a bunch of new Yomi crossover pics on Pixiv:

http://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?id=347128

>>200660
Psh... I never found Azumanga Daioh to be exactly gut-busting-hilarious.

>>205968
I'd have sex with that, only as long as it signs a contract that makes them leave the head on.

>>205982
You do realize it probably has a penis, right?

>>206289
The contract clearly states that, and I quote, "the penis shall be tucked in at all times, like in Silence of the Lambs".

>>206207
Kind of like AzuDai itself.

>>206209

One of the reasons why I liked the comic better than the show. The show meandered too much, but the comic was spot on with its timing.

>>206186
And apparently, child restraint laws in Japan are pretty lax.

>>206246
Actually, I always thought it was kind of a neat little detail that Koiwai (Jumbo? It's his car after all...) has this little device so the shoulder strap will sit in the right position for a kid Yotsuba's age.

>>206246
Well, child abductions are still common in Japan right now.
>>206247
I've always pictured Koiwai having one of those kid-leashes to put on Yotsuba. I use to see those often as a kid myself. Do Social Services look down that now or what?

>>206267
I think almost everyone has always looked down on them. On the rare occasions I've seen someone actually using one on their kid, they always get plenty of confused or nasty stares.

>>206271
They're always been unbelievably white-trash, but I don't think I've seen one in maybe... 10 years?

>>206247
>>206267
It's not just that she's riding without a seatbelt here while the vehicle is moving (no one else is, either), but that she's also sitting in the front passenger seat.

At her age, I was legally required (under NY state law) to be secured in a booster seat in the back until I was about 8, and even then I still couldn't sit up front until I was 13.

Even if it's Jumbo's car, it shouldn't be his authority that counts, but that of the law; but apparently even that is pretty relaxed in Japan (if Azuma's depiction is to be heretofore believed).

>>206277
Weird, I grew up riding in the front seat from the time I no longer needed a special baby car seat (assuming there were no other adults in the car since they always got shotgun).

And just because she's twised around doesn't mean her seatbelt isn't fastened. Kids are great at getting into all kinds of positions while buckled in. I remember one time when I was little I managed to completely change clothes in the back seat of a moving car, all without undoing my seat belt.

>>206277
That's insane! In California, I guess you have to be in a booster seat till a certain age or weight, but it's not enforced at all. I never had to sit in one since I was four (maybe three. Was pretty young when I enrolled into kindergarten), same with my sister's kids.
Guess Californians are expendable ;)

>>206196
Not everyone has a caterpillar fetish, Mark.

>>206195
It's a lot less self deprecating than the Kimura self insert.

>>206198
At least Kimura was living honestly.
Jumbo has to hide his jumbo tail behind his legs and play the nice guy role.
We all know what happens to nice guys.

>>206194

>have spent their entire lives rejecting the neckbeard populace of /azu/.

rejecting who again? Jumbo's only conversation with Asagi so far was "Takeshi Takeda, i'm fine with not wearing clothes"

>>206202

Nevermind, I think I stopped caring.... like I've said before, with otaku running rampant, NO ONE is safe from being yaoi/yuri in some form or another.

I still like Sakaki...

>>206194

that's a problem with /azu/, not yotsubato

which is probably what you meant, but whatev. i point out the obivous at times.

>>206203
Are you implying people from the /azu/ crowd don't have any initiative on their own ?

>>206208
are you really expecting a "no" as an answer? i mean, do you really have to ask?

>>206210
Well we already estabilished that azulurkers vary significantly when it comes to age, nationality and residence. I'd expect there'd be at least some deviation from the animu loser stereotype.

>>206220
I'm kind of inclined to agree, although it's not like I have any experience with that sort of thing.

I'm pretty sure if it was Tiffany Grant she'd happily sign your porn though.

>>206220
Damn, that's true, I guess. Not gonna have her sign the ADV releases I have, that's just as tacky. Maybe she'll be cool with signing my chest, then.

>>206221
BTW, you should go, even just once. Who knows, you might find a new calling in life once you get there.

>>206230

>Not gonna have her sign the ADV releases I have, that's just as tacky.

Why? They're official product.

>>206239

I'm not 206230, but I have to agree. ADV releases may be legit, but they're not exactly the original. Having your ADV DVD signed is like having a reprint of a book signed. There's nothing wrong with it I suppose, but there's nothing right with it either.

>>206245
I think it's a different matter when the "reprint" in question is a foreign language translation of the original product.
And considering the convention is being held in an English speaking location, I don't think that would be inappropriate at all.

Would it still be tacky if Stephen King made an official appearance in Japan and someone there wanted him to sign their Japanese language edition of Carrie?

I wouldn't have any problems with asking her to sign the official translated manga by either ADV or Yen Press (I'd probably pick ADV book 3 that features Sakaki on the front cover), or maybe this character CD (if I actually owned it).

Honestly, I wouldn't know what would be awkward about that, I mean the Osaka Banpaku 10th Anniversary book devotes 5 pages to show examples of AD being translated into French, English, German, Korean and 6 other languages, why would she or anyone else look down on local translations?

(only thing I'd feel embarrassed about is the idea that she might think I was asking this for my kids, instead of myself. :( Oh well, it's not like I live anywhere near LA anyway.)

>>206250

>only thing I'd feel embarrassed about is the idea that she might think I was asking this for my kids, instead of myself.

Maybe she'd appreciate the parallel to when Sakaki wants the kid's meal from McDonald's for herself, but says it's for her cousin.

>>204751

>Although, in American cartoons like Futurama, Family Guy, and Sponge Bob, etc. I've seen them do it the same way as the Japanese - all the actors in one room for one scene.se dive.

A lot of the older American cartoons going way back were voiced with more than one actor in the studio, much as a radio show was done. I suspect when multi-track tape became available, some outfits started doing recording with just individual actors (it is easier to schedule sessions that way).

>>206245
I was actually talking about the manga. I don't know how far ADV stretched their manga budget, but it showed here. I would never show that nasty paper to her face. Stinks, too, so to hell with that.
Eh, maybe I'll let her sign one of the Yotsuba calenders. Or, maybe this figure.