31 Jan
出ましたっ!パワパフガールズZ - 30 「Girls and Kare: Parts I & II」
*all panoramic shots provided by Asirt
Ep30 Commentary:
First half: The girls walk into the Professor’s lab, discussing how Kaoru hasn’t seen her dad’s face in ten years due to the wrestler mask he’s always seen wearing. Momoko and Miyako poke fun by drawing funny faces over the imagined dad and Kaoru doesn’t appreciate it. Ken and Peach then come dashing in, asking them to be quiet so that Prof. Utonium can catch up on some much needed rest. Seems as though he’s been beating his brains, staying up all night, trying to unravel the mystery behind why these most recent blacklight monsters pose a much different characteristic trait from those of the past (Season I.) Like why the afro from last week’s Fever Man is still on Ryuuta’s head.
Just as Ken was explaining his story, Ryuuta comes over for a visit. He shows everyone the black powder that his afro turned into this morning. It was then they realize that the powder he had may hold the key into figuring out this mystery.
We then see Kare as he awakens from being sealed for over a century. What I found humorous was the phrase he used every time he sneezed. You hear him repeat, “kussame, kussame” — an expression used during the Tokugawa (Edo) period when a person sneezed. There’s a whole story behind the saying but let’s not get into that now. Anyway, as we know from his first appearance, Kare doesn’t like the cold. Back in episode 22, he wanted to rest a bit more till it was warmer. Unfortunately for him it’s still winter when he awakens this time around. But since he’s awake, he might as well enjoy the outside scenery. To his surprise, the country did not look like it used to back when he last remembered it. That is to be expected when you’re sealed in a coffin for such a long time. He then called back all his black spores that he let loose earlier.
Just then the black powder over at the lab floats up into the air and moves in the direction where Kare is located. The girls transform; chase after it; loose track of it because of its incredible speed; and their attention is caught by a passing art exhibition going down below. The spores report back to Kare of what they’ve been up to, as well as identify the three who possess the white aura.
Meanwhile at the lab, the Professor recalls how his ancestors once described how they had to deal with black spores back in their period. The events were described in Hiraga Kennai’s diary. At the same time Kare reminises over the Professor’s ancestors and the girls who were responsible for sealing him away — the “Ooedo Chakichaki Girls.”
Ken then discovers that Chemical Z originated from a chemical substance known as “kennainum he”, which was made by Hiraga Kennai. The monsters during the Edo period were created by a demon given the name, “Kare (Him)”. His real name was… _ _ _ _ _. However that was too frightening to say at the time. “Kennainum he” was created for the purpose of putting an end to Kare’s reign and sealing him away.
Flashback to the Edo period: Kennai creates “kennainum he;” pours it on three girls named Momo, Omiya, and Okou; they transform and are given the name, “The Ooedo Chakichaki Girls.” Just then a carpenter comes by telling the four that Kare is causing trouble again by setting the town on fire. The girls spring into action; confront Kare; defeat him — although was weakened because it started to snow; and was finally drained of his powers by Kennai — which by the way were sealed in a box alongside “kennainum he” and thrown into the sea. Kare was then sealed in an underground basement of the Ueno shinto shrine.
Back to the present: Is this all making sense now? Do you now realize what was released into the air after Ken destroyed that giant glacier? I hope so :D Anyway, fast forwarding to the end, the girls, Professor, Ken, and Peach all confront Kare. Kare was happy to see that he was still seen as a “celebrity” even in this new period. He also took notice of the white aura the girls emitted and knew that these three were this era’s new “Ooedo Chakichaki Girls.” Afterwards he unleashed his black aura, creating a windstorm that was nothing the girls have ever experienced before. Just then Kare started to sneeze and knew that now was not the time to “play” yet. He vanished; the girls were relieved; but now what were they to do the next time they meet…

FREEEEEEEEEEEEZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!

Oh Buttercup, you’re such a girl
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Additional Notes:
Depending on the angle, there are certain scenes in the series, “Les Misérables - Shoujo Cosette,” where Cosette can appear to look a lot like Momoko — not that I’m complaining or anything…
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From episode 5; just what the hell is wrong with their eyes?
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Many have seen the menu screens from the Collector’s Edition of the DVD. But have you ever seen the menu for the regular edition?
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Galen was nice enough to share photos of volume II of the Collector’s Edition PPGZ set. Be sure to check out Miyako in her cute PJs~
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Publisher Showa Note, as they do with most shounen/shoujo anime, has released this “Demashitaa! Powerpuff Girls Z” coloring book. You may grab yourself a copy here.
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Volume IV of the Collector’s PPGZ Set will carry, as most have expected, a Mojo Jojo theme. Included are episodes 13-16; as well as the usual extras. Available March 28th.
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63 Responses for "Demashitaa! Powerpuff Girls Z - 30"
Chakichaki outfits = VICTORY. That’d do to open this episode’s comment session.
Wow!
Does anyone else get chills when the mummyman grabs hold of Buttercup’s hammer and flings her into the other girls? I know it’s a flashback in ep. 30, but still, talk about unexpected power.
Okay, my knowledge of nihon-go is about six words right now, so I’ve had to infer tons without the fansub. Can anyone please fill in:
1. WTF was with the ghost and the sheep?
2. What are the Chakichaki’s names?
3. What are the Chakichaki’s bickering about before they battled Kare?
This episode ended way too soon. I want to see more.
I’m leaning toward saying that the Chakichaki Girls are cuter than their present day counterparts. What truly adorable outfits they have.
My only complaint is that this takes away the mystery that Kare enjoyed in the OPPG. Maybe we’re learning too much about him? Or is he being given too much backstory? In he original he was a satan-like figure, whereas now he has ties to the professor’s ancestor. But to be fair, this isn’t the original PPG, this is something completely new.
I’m looking forward to seeing what kind of Black Spore monsters Kare is making for this batch. Hopefully he’ll be more motivated than with the last batch.
Who else remembers the promo that we saw before PPGZ aired that showed them as being obviously older and more mature than the PPGZ they eventually became? Sometimes I wonder what the series would’ve been if they went with that aesthetic. Food for thought.
First of all, I’d like to thank pKjd for providing the raw for this episode, and while I’m at it, thank volfera for the link to http://alicesyndrome.blog73.fc2.com/ I think I’m becoming a Miyakao-fan as well. ;)
Hey, this episode was good! Too bad it had to end before we got to see some real action between the girls and Him. But this episode sure makes the future look bright for the continuation of this series. Well, next episode (with another lame original villian?) is an exception. Can’t agree with Raichu about the Chakichaki Girls being cuter than the PPGZ. Miyako’s cuteness is still unrivaled!
To answer drakensykh’s questions:
1. The ghost had apparently lost a sheep. (Him told him the girls had stolen it) He kept recounting them, only reaching 9 although he should have had 10. Last time, he counted wrong however, so he thought all of them were there and went back to sleep. (Kaoru: “Are you sure you didn’t count wro- MGHFFFF”)
2. According to pKjd’s review, Momo, Omiya, and Okou. I’m guessing that’s Momoko, Miyako and Kaoru’s counterparts respectively.
3. They are arguing about who should say what when they make their “heroes have arrived”-pose. In the end, they seem to agree on all of them saying everything together. ;) (Equality? In my Tokugawanate? I don’t believe it!)
New fanart, new fanart~!
drankensykh: to elaborate a bit more on Kerg’s excellent explanation,
1) The ghost miscounted when Momoko asked what time it was, saying that she wanted to watch a certain TV show. I believe the time or the show was on at 5 (I forgot because I already deleted the show off our HD recorder), so the ghost resumed his count from 6, allowing him to count up to 10.
I really liked this episode, from the Chaki-Chaki girls to PPGZ’s first encounter with “Him/Kare”… too bad the next episode goes back to lame monster of the week mode.
And Moetron is awesome in steadily providing extra PPGZ material every week. It must take a lot of work and time. I especially like the New Year’s boar cosplay card.
I don’t want to be mean, but the random pic 006 is not Momoko/Blossom, is Roll, Megaman’s sister.
The first half of the episode rememb me one of the original serie, where the girls are crime fighters in the old west, and use steam rockets in their backs.
Oh someone give this man a prize. That is Roll. I might as well post some Tron Bonne now since we’re on the subject :P
@Kerg
@wrex
Thanks for filling in the gaps — that stuff’s pretty durn funny.
I’d like to clarify what I meant about the Chakichaki names question, admittedly I was vague. — while in Tokyo we have:
Momoko -> Hyper Blossom
Miyako -> Rolling Bubbles
Kaoru -> Powered Buttercup
So in Edo we have:
Momo -> ???
Omiya -> ???
Okou -> ???
You know, now that I type “Hyper,” “Rolling,” and “Powered” for the first time, I’m thinking of how the words apply to the girls’ personalities… “rolling” is the oddest word, but if you think about it in terms of say a landscape of “rolling hills” or “rolling ocean waves” it implies a kind of a gentleness & smoothness for the charming girl… “Hyper” is obvious. :)
I was getting worried that this wasn’t coming up, but who am I to complain? It’s obviously for a good reason. Anyway, I was very pleased with this episode, and this info tells me much more than I realized. My Japanese skills are still in the works, but it’s great to have a flashback that explains many things…somewhat. It was very surprising that they did move the plot to the past. Totally unexpected, but the whole thing was well done. I agree that it was unfortunate that the episode ended as it did, but I’m sure the next time we see Kare, it will be the greatest battle in the history of greatest battles. Now to wait for the next episode.
Other comments:
- I’m glad that I ordered the Collector’s Edition DVDs, but they currently only have Volume 2. Still waiting for Volume 1, but I’ll need a compatible DVD player, too. Oh, well. I can wait.
- Yes, it took a while to me to realize the same thing with the “Hyper”, “Rolling”, and “Powered”. Crazy anime.
- Okay…I downloaded that coloring book…why?
- Okay…I bought THe Powerpuff Girls Movie on DVD…why?
- Okay…I think I’ll shut up now. I pretty much forgot what else I wanted to say, so I rambled.
Oh my God, in how many ways did I love this episode. Not only did I get to hear Nakao Ryuusei doing great work (as always) again, but the PPGZ phenomenon was given some background, the white and black lights were explained and the Professor got to do something else than telling the PPGZs to go defeat the monster of the week. Awesome.
I think it’s great that they’re putting off the fight with Kare. They’re saving the great showdown for later. I also loved it how the Girls were truly frightened of Kare’s power, have they ever reacted to another enemy the same way? (Icky vegetables don’t count.) Anyway, the show got some serious weight thanks to this episode. And thanks to pKjd for the screenshots and explaining the overly cute “kussame” :D
drakensykh: I don’t think the Ooedo Chakichaki Musume had that kind of names. They were just given the collective name.
No news about the great PPGZ fan tournament yet?
I think we have found the best episode of season 2. I don’t know if within the 20 or so episode left if we’ll get an episode that can surpass this one, but honestly, this was easily the best. The Chakichaki Musume, Him’s power, the mystery behind the iceburg and the lights, oh man it was all good. Yes, I will agree the ghost was the only problem, but I think the one thing that made me come back to the episode the most besides the Chakichaki Musume was the “Name Scene”. I will never forget the moment the entire room goes silent as Utonium reveals Him’s name. And Ken’s face was just priceless. If you do another recap, this episode will most likely get my vote.
Wow, Him finally does something! I thought we were all done for! At least he sneezed before he could unleash his fury. Whew.
I didn’t know Him was sealed away by three girls. I wonder what their names are. Heck, they look almost like the present PPGZ!
Preety good episode all together.
Not sure if anyone else noticed this, but I went to Amazon.co.jp to check out the info for the fourth Collector’s Edition DVD of PPGZ. It looks like there will be a textless ED in that volume (It’s either the 1st or 2nd one (or maybe both)). Will the third volume contain the textless OP? Guess we’ll have to wait and see.
Great job on this episode’s summary, by the way.
BTW, Nami Miyahara (Miyako/Bubbles) was also on the cast of Mushiking, The King of Beetles. I wonder if the Ken vs Beetle Boy episode was a tribute?
-Galen
My god. This episode looks awesome. Him gets an explanation, the black and white lights are explained, we get Edopuffs (easier for me to remember that over Oedo Chakichaki Girls), and lots of other good stuff. This will probably get my vote for best episode, saison deux.
And once again I forgot to hit subscribe.
Heh, Kare’s just as good as he was in EP 22, no, better than in EP 22. Hands down my favorite villain. Now we just need to wait while he makes the TraitorRuffs (I ain’t callin’ them RowdyRuffs) his for the taking.
I don’ see Roll anywhere, but I do see Kuri-Chan, both normal and as a PPGZ. I loooooooove Kuri-Chan. ^_^
Setsu: Word!
You know, this is why I love my Japanese class. Since we’ve only been in school for a week, we have been reviewing what we learned lsat semester. I don’t know why I didn’t notice it before, but I know see the ending “-mashita” in the title. During the review, I remembered that that ending signifies affirmitive past tense, so I figured out that the root verb was “deru”, which means “to appear.” Now the title makes absolutely perfect sense. I can’t wait for the day I can watch this show without having to refer to subtitles to understand it.
Well, only 5.5 hours until the next episode airs…but, like always, it will be a long, arduous wait to see it.
P.S. My DVD order is finally shipped, so I should be expecting it next week. To celebrate, I decided to use that awesome Momoko wallpaper someone recently made. I wonder if there are any plans to make the same thing for the others. I would greatly appreciate it.
Hiro: February 25th is the day we’re shooting for.
Asirt: The first closing theme wasn’t changed until episode 14. Volume IV contains eps 13-16. That would explain why they’re now adding a creditless ED1. A non-credit OP1 is most likely not going to show up until Volume VII (eps 25-28).
Yes, just a few more hours till some more Sakurako goodness…
[clicking subscription option, so ignore]
BTW, Search the Web up there, that’s just me. I had a little naming mishap. XD
Tons of screencaps from today’s episode: click
Today’s episode is cute, heheh.
No choice but to host this on Megaupload — since Mediafire has set a limit of 100MB
Episode 31 - DirectDL
Wow. That was quick. No need for me to suffer through the whole day waiting to see it, but…
I decided to watch the entire series again, since I have nothing better to do, so I have 20 episodes left until I watch this episode. Bummer. Oh, well. I have all day. Thanks.
@Umandsf
Take my advice, skip some of the episodes. Ideal episodes to skip are:
Episode 15 (Only skip the Ramen Monster)
Episode 17 (Only skip the Radio-Wave Monster)
Episode 20 (Skip the whole thing)
Episode 23 (Skip the whole thing)
Aaaaand that’s pretty much it. Good idea, hmm?
Darkton…are you crazy? That’s skipping the funniest episodes, and 20 is awesome. You have bad taste.
Too late. I’ve already watched 1-20. 16-20 were on a DVD, but I somehow lost my DVD encoder, so now I can’t watch DVDs on my computer. Luckily, mr roommate has a DVD player, so I’ll use that. Anyway, I’m off to eat dinner, then continue watching the episodes. Should be done before midnight, so I can spend all of tomorrow doing schoolwork…just as planned.
@Drago11
Actually, pKjd reviewed most of those quite badly. The only thing I reccomended skipping was Episode 20, all because of those dang TraitorRuffs. No, 20 is not awesome, and I have quite good taste.
@Umandsf
Sucks. Episode 20 was crap, wasn’t it.
One more thing, skip “Mischevious Stationary”. That was rated as one of the worst episodes ever. Such a waste of time. “Hana hana hana”, however, is all good.
PKJD reviewed the Rowdyruffs quite well, actually. At least some people enjoyed it. *sighs*
I personally enjoyed most of those episodes, because they’re funny. The only episode I really thought was crap was the first half of ep 1. Yuck. I admit I like the serious episodes (like 12) better, but the lighter ones are good for a laugh. And if you’re going to rewatch a series, you gotta watch the good and the bad. Otherwise you’re just watching the highlights. :P :P :P .
FWIW, I liked Ramen Monster. Prehaps the least-dangerous, most pathetic monster created by the black lights, he’s actually quite loyal and helpful to his “boss” and I found that cute. I also liked how Kaoru and he got along on the subject of traditional ramen preparation vs. trendy ramen concoctions.
Kaoru’s insistence on traditional ramen in episode 15 inspired me to prepare the otherwise horrible U.S.A. ramen product steaming hot with quality soy sauce, slice of pork, etc. — and I’m hooked [drools]. Forget those awful salty-flavor packs. Now can’t wait to try fresh…
At my day job I have a coworker, Atsuko, who patiently and tolerantly helps me out with cultural subtleties. My first question to her was, “who is the ice princess on the mountain?” and she laughs when Kaoru “talks like a boy.” After episode 22, she’s been hunting around for her takoyaki pan. PPGZ is going to make me fat(ter)!
You know, I’ve been wondering, how does Kaoru talk like a boy? I know that men and women have different ways of talking in Japanese, but I don’t know what the differences are, and I haven’t noticed much besides her voice itself that makes Kaoru seem boyish. This is probably a side effect of me not knowing Japanese :P .
The Ice Princess is Yuki Onna, a character from Japanese folk tales. She appears in many anime.
Girls refer to themselves using the 1st person pronouns “atashi” [I] or “watashi” [myself] (or by name in an idiomatic usage of 3rd person); boys use “boku” [I]. “ore” [I, vulgar] is used by Yankees [street gang members]. “oresama” [royal I, vulgar] might be used by Him. Not that I’m any kind of expert.
-Galen
Cool. That’s interesting to know. Anyway, I’m all done. Yes, there are some episodes, now that I saw them again, that can be considered quite useless. However, I think episode 20 was absolutely genius, but it can’t quite match episode 12. There were other nuances I discovered, but they’re too many, I can’t remember them all, and/or I’m really tired now. The next episode…doesn’t look all that promising, but then again, I did say that about episode 29, and I enjoyed that very much.
After hearing the current OP and ED(?) the first time, I really didn’t like it. But after a few more “listenings”, I’ve come to like them a lot, especially “Toori Ame.” Every time it hits those last few piano notes, some feeling starts to bubble up inside me, but it doesn’t make it to the outside. Speaking of music, I was very tortured every time they played that great BGM. It better be on the OST, but it is the absolute best. I’m sure you guys are smart enough to know which ones they are (cough12cough27cough).
@Umandsf
BGM recurs in 31. In 12 it tore my heart out.
Galen didn’t really mention that Kaoru calls herself “ore”, so she talks like a boy. I can’t quite remember whether Momoko and Miyako call themselves “atashi” or “watashi”, but either one it is. Mojo usually uses “oresama”, “ore” or “oira”. Oira is not very common, I guess it’s a way to call yourself in some dialect. The Rowdyruff Boys were interesting because Brick called himself “ore”, Boomer used “boku-chan” (which makes him appear as a very cute little boy) and Butch used “oira”. Kare is really like Freeza in this case: he calls himself “watashi” (and I’m quite sure he said “atashi” when he sent his black pollen off xD) when he’s calm and uses “ore” when he loses his temper.
This was kind of useless, but since I had been pondering this, I might as well post it.
By the way, I was sure that pKjd would post tons of pictures proving that Kare wears no pantsu… I’m happy that it didn’t turn out that way.
It wasn’t useless. It makes things much more clearer. And you really shouldn’t say that. It could give him ideas…
To further indulge on the matter on how Kaoru speaks like a boy, I could also add that it is more common for men to use the less formal verb endings and ending particles. For example, you might have noticed how Miyako often ends her sentences with “wa”. This is a feminine exclamatory ending particle. (Basically a word for “!”) But you never hear Kaoru use it, since she speaks “manly”, she would more likely use “yo” instead. (Which more or less means the same thing, although it is used by everyone and is not as soft as “wa”.)
I like how Kaoru’s tomboyishness is evident in the way she speaks, but I have for a long time wondered what first person pronoun the original Buttercup uses for herself. (In the japanese dub, that is.) Thanks to the magical powers of the Internet tubes, I have received an answer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soz8qfXaXJg
I was just about to inquire about Miyako’s “strange” (to me) way of speaking. Thanks for clarifying. As for the video…exactly what were we supposed to learn from that? Unless I heard incorrectly (which is very likely since they were speaking so darn fast), I believe she used “atashi.” So do I get the prize money now?
P.S. This is a great place to learn all these little subtleties of the languages I don’t know about. Strange, but great.
Miyako uses “desu” a lot. I hear a lot of this in other anime as well, and it is often used by a single character. Is there a special story for this word?
By the way, episode 20 was great. I’m not afraid to admit it.
Ho, jeez.
Now I’m watching the Japanese dubs of the American cartoon to learn what’s different about the Japanese cartoon that’s a new version of the American cartoon… just watch what happens when the Japanese cartoon gets an English dub — I’ll be rolling around in my jacket with the overly-long sleeves that buckle in back saying “atashi!” over and over.
I also challenged myself a bit too much by wondering if any of the voice talents in the OPPG dub are perhaps now working the PPGZ gig.
Of course the explanation for the Buttercup difference is that in the OPPG, she lives with two sisters and learned to say “atashi” like them but in PPGZ she grew up among brothers.
Thanks, everyone, for distracting me from homework for critically important anime goodness. :)
Yes, you win the prize! Though it’s not money… just… well. The prize. (Whatever that is…) I found it to be quite humorous that the original Buttercup would use the only common first person pronoun used only by girls while “Powered” Buttercup uses one that is only used by boys. (It is very uncommon for girls to use “ore” even in anime. Tomboyish characters usually refer to themselves as “boku”, which is also “boys only”, but not as vulgar.)
Miyako’s way of speaking is more or less the exact opposite of Kaoru’s, she always speaks keigo (formal, respectful language) while I guess Momoko speaks more or less like a normal 13 year old girl would.
Dang! More time gone into the cartoon sink!
The link to youTube above eventually led me to watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDHcT9vuAq8 which is listed as Power Puff Girls OP2. I assume it’s from the airing of the show in Japan, and darn it! I see so many references to it in the new series. Just to start: 1. Girls defeat Mojo’s missles per Episode 3; 2. Gallery of villians resembles OP2, what with Princess’ tantrum, GGG floating by, and Fuzzy playing banjo; and 3. Girls “float into sun” per OP2.
Did Toei do their homework? Am I hallucinating as well as obsessing?
So as not to distract too far from the language discussion, I’ll ask Atsuko tomorrow if she can elaborate on Kaoru’s tomboy-talk. Also, she has mentioned that the Professor’s Japanese is the least slang-infested.
Must…have…Japanese dubs! Please provide place to peer at Powerpuff (alliteration intended).
Just when I thought I’d be laying off the show for a while. Oh, well. Please…
Blossom riding the missile is from Dr. Strangelove, and was not carried through to the PPGZ; it was used in Minky Momo, though.
I didn’t mention which characters used which terms because I couldn’t recall off-hand.
“Ore” is considered aggressive or rough, but doesn’t seem to have an actual assigned gender; it’s simply that most girls don’t want to be considered rambo. An anime girl using “ore” is likely either gender confused or trying to be intimidating. A boy using “ore” has no special significance, although it is still considered vulgar speech.
-Galen
@Raichu
Easy, it’s the “to be” verb equivalent in Japanese.
Therefore, anyone speaking polite Japanese will use it really often if speaking in present tense.
Thanks for the Japanese OPPG clips! I’ve had that opening song, Creampuff Shuffle, for a long time already… If anyone wants to know the Japanese dub actors in OPPG, Wikipedia provides them.
OPPG!Buttercup calling herself “atashi” is actually really fitting. It emphasizes the fact that despite her superpowers and temper, she is still only a little girl. Definitely, the different speech patterns are one of the best things in Japanese language. :D
Hey, since we’re talking about other versions of PPG, I might as well add my two cents. After finally going through the hassle of fixing my computer to play DVDs, I decided to sample the PPG movie in Spanish to see how it was different. I wasn’t surprised by the voice actors, since they sounded like a typical American cartoon with Spanish voice acting. However, it was interesting, yet not all surprising that they had name changes. I only saw the third scene, and only two minutes of it, so I only know that Blossom is known as Bon-Bon. (Don’t ask me why.) It’ll be interesting to see how the rest of it plays out. It’ll probably be when I go back home and my father asks to watch a movie or something.
…and in true Moetron spirit, the discussion has changed. We outta create a forum for this sort of thing (or at least post this on Snafu).
I need to start watching the series again. I hope, for once, that I may be able to find some light in the TraitorRuffs episode.
I’m sure you will. You just need to open your eyes a little wider to understand that the episode is much deeper than our eyes make it out to be.
Um, when you said “TraitorRuffs”, did you mean the Rowdyruff Boys or someone else?
Darkton: You know I’ve been thinking about starting a message board for sometime now, where the rules are considered lenient, but I don’t know whether or not it’s really worth it. I’ve seen others try it in the past but fail to gather a real community — where in the end are forced to shut it down.
@Umandsf
I’ll give it a shot! ^_^
@Boinkity
Why, yes.
@pKjd
Oh. Well, on to idea two: Find a place in Snafu. That place’s got several topics. You could get somewhere in the Bleedman or Spam forum.
A good place to start a temporary message board would be Quicktopic, actually. The “admin” has to create an account, start the board, and people with the URL can post comments (without accounts). It’s quite convenient, we’ve used it in school sometimes.
@ Darkton
I thought you meant the RRB. Looks like I was right.
@ pKjd
When are you going to get Episode 31’s screencaps up? It’s already Wednesday! Hope I’m not rushing you.
I’m working on it right now :P
@ pKjd: Oh. I see. Well, keep it up.
I love the ChakiChaki Chicks! Their cute n’ cool outfits totally rule and I like the Edo change! I can’t get enough before/after transforming pixs of them! I hope someone does a fanfic of them battling monsters left over after Him got canned! Not sure, but isn’t Okou’s hairstyle more the type boys wear in old Japan (looks a little like boy-Ramna and other Japanese guys). Maybe that’s passes for tomboy coiffures in ancient Japan?
Hi!
Wow! Passing this on from PPGZYahoo:
“Seeking a “just for the love of it” PPGZ artist to put to pictures a prospective Chakichaki Girls teleplay as a free on-line anime comic. Please contact me, Jim, at jimwg@mac.com! We Chakichaki Chicks fans just wanna have fun without waiting on Tokyo for it!”
Cool!!!
Check this out!
Link
Scripts for future CCG episodes!!!
Hi all!
I’m looking for any images mixing the PPGZ with Lucky Star.
Will really appreciate any input! Thanks!
Dee
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