Salamander a.k.a Life Konami game ad in the 9/1987 issue of Newtype.
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Ranman 1/2 Anime Headline article in the 7/1989 issue of Newtype.
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Ranma X Ranma on the front cover of the 11/1991 issue of Newtype.
Shout out to Ranmastalgia! Check out her tumblr everyone.
Really awesome issue in this one people. The front cover article features ” The Next Step of Rumic World”. There is also an awesome multipage article Gundam 0083 vs. Patlabor, Anime Headline article for Yawara and The Official art of Record of Lodoss War.
I will get a couple of pages out right now and post the rest of the issue tomorrow and Sunday.
Enjoy!
30 Day CLAMP Anime Challenge
Day 17 - CLAMP character with the best philosophy.
Top 5:
1. Watanuki: always helping, caring more about others than oneself
2. Tomoyo: being happy if the person one loves is happy, even if it’s with someone else
3. Fay: smiling and laughing so people won’t worry
4. Touya: doing anything to protect one’s family and loved ones
5. Sakura Kinomoto: believing in oneself and in others
:3 i pick Tomoyo’s, i admire her
Day 3 - Your anime crush
Camus. He was my first anime crush…still is!
He is Camus of Aquarius. Not only does he represent my sign, but he is one of the Gold Saints! Anyone who knows me knows that I love the Gold Saint’s in Saint Seiya. I have this weird obsession with them .__.
So yep! There you have it.
according to your birthday, in 2016, you will
1-5: steal
6-10: consume
11-15: master
16-20: battle with
21-25: hoard
26-31: transform into
january: anime
february: chocolate
march: knives
april: potatoes
may: flowers
june: seaweed
july: the Declaration of Independence
august: puppies
september: school supplies
october: bones
november: crispy leaves
december: snowflakes
October 2017: Maiko Konami (Nakagishi Okiya) of Gion Kobu admiring a painted glass window.
According to this source, Konami has been chosen as the model for next year’s Miyako Odori poster, which only the most popular Maiko get the chance to! Congratulations!
Source: Chee on Instagram
September 2016: Maiko Konami (Nakagishi Okiya) of Gion Kobu surrounded by very colorful and skillfully crafted temari balls.
Historically, temari balls were made from the remnants of old kimono to give children as a toy. Pieces of silk were wadded up until they fromed a ball and then strips of silk would be wrapped around it to keep it in shape.
Over time, making temari became an art, and the once solely functional stitching became very detailed and decorative.
Today, temari are mostly seen as art, not as toys. They make very valuable gifts, as they symbolize loyalty, friendship and the wish for a long and happy life.
Source: Kinmokusei on Instagram