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On this special day, I would present you this:



Merry Christmas!

おかえりなさい、エリーズ様!

Are you ready for the holidays too?

I'm thinking of watching Arise, Innocence and 2.0 some time. That and Cyberpunk Edgerunners.

Oh yeah! I forgot that you watched IGPX, one of my favorite anime that I've seen back in high school.

I watched it when I was 16 and all of a sudden, it gave me Cyber Sled vibes. Fond memories of that arcade game in Chuck E Cheese as well.

You should definitely watch season 2, I loved that heated battle against Team White Snow.

It's still an outstanding original anime after all these years, so ignore the critics. Even my shoujo loving friend from Washington thinks it's a cool show, both seasons.

Cyber Sled definitely needs a remake so that we can play online together as delightfully as possible. I would definitely want to see your Cyber Sled character looking sexy while donning a futuristic motorsports outfit. We would either engage in PVP together or fight other players together. Have a blast together.

I'll just have to wait for Namco Bandai to give in to my psychic demands.

With that said, I don't confuse friendship with validation like Earth in a Solar Balls video. I would treat you better than Earth did with Venus.

It's a cartoon sure, but jerk!

Hello again Elise! I hope that you're having a wonderful summer in this current Year of the Dragon.

Yes, I completed Silent Möbius QD which has like the best modern manga art I've ever seen.

I'm also thinking about watching that recent Gundam SEED movie and reading indie comics after going through the rest of Oh! My Goddess.

A semitomboy that I haven't seen in ages probably since she married a Chinese man probably watched that Gundam SEED movie without subtitles. Yes, she kind of inspired me to learn Japanese which I did arduously as of late.

I will say that those particles have been kind of complicated and I heard that Hokkien has more user-friendly particles. Not sure about Korean particles though. I'm still thinking about learning Hokkien and Korean. Maybe German as well because this other semitomboy from North Carolina (a long time Gundam fangirl, though she hates Wing) inspired me to learn it somewhat.

どういたしまして、エリサゃん!

By the way milady, have you seen that recent Gundam SEED movie?

I might watch it too for those veteran Japanese actors.

Other than that, my other Year of the Dragon plan is replaying Wild Arms 2 in Japanese.

You're welcome :-)

お 誕生日 おめでとう ございます。

Yes, happy birthday miss Elise and happy early Year of the Dragon.

With all due respect, I got some unfinished business before showing you something cool.

Happy Birthday

Happy Thanksgiving milady!

Greetings milady! I assume that you are having a wonderful November.

Aside from said manga and trying to make it to Silent Möbius QD, I've been playing Wild Arms 2 in its original language to improve my Japanese vocabulary even more.

As you can see, its got plenty of dialogue, but that's JRPGs for ya. Sadly! It's got worse translations than GBC JRPGs.

Have I ever told you that you are smexy? :D

Anyway milady, I got a big day tomorrow. Heavy duty stuff, again!

Happy Halloween!

はじめまして !

With that said, I hope that you are having a wonderful October. Several of my friends and penpals had birthdays earlier this month.

As for my proxy sensei Instant Japanese, I highly recommend it. RIP to the late author Mr. Boyé Lafayette de Mente.

I have to warn you that this book is only for learning kanas and everyday Japanese grammar. You would have to use custom flashcards for kanji or advanced Japanese.

One other reason I'm learning Japanese is so that I can get my PhD. So that I can get anime and manga directly from Japan also without problems with understanding the language.

Hey there milady! I hope that you are having a good late summer. My pen pal from Oklahoma told me that the heat is unbearable and stuff.

My kanji definitely needs more work by the way. Until my kanji is good enough for the Silent Möbius manga, it's Suikoden 3 for me. The manga that was honorably mentioned by JRPG geeks on Youtube. Said Suikoden 3 manga definitely has more detailed plot than its respective source material.

So yeah! I won't give up on kanji. My hiragana and katakana are good though.

Hiragana was the original women's writing in misogynistic ancient Japan. Hiragana is also much easier to read than kanji so there's a reason why women preferred to learn that over kanji. Modern Japan barely uses Chinese characters anymore.

With Japanese 101 lessons aside, I was drawing Lilinette Gingerback for my other friend from North Carolina with German grandparents.

I hope that you're having summer fun and I'd love to learn how to surf someday.

In other news, I've been studying Japanese 101 via books. I really want to read this one manga by Kia Asamiya.

Besides, I want to be multilingual. Even more than my friend from North Carolina (big fan of Hisashi Hirai's artwork).