Navigation 48: Traghetto
Daily Aria Chapter
Lucas Davis
Liam Evans
Luis Clark
John Jackson
Owen Walker
Ara ara x1
William Gonzalez
Cameron Bennett
Hahi x1
Connor Ramirez
Caleb Martinez
Hahi x2
Hahi x3
Leo Jenkins
Hahi x4
Logan Gonzalez
John Myers
Brody Roberts
David Jenkins
Pink hair (or at least her shade of pink) doesn't really look good in tone unfortunately
Andrew Sullivan
Xavier Murphy
Hudson Walker
Andrew Lee
Brayden Lopez
Christian Ross
Some of that might just be due to the ago. The Masterpiece release looks better.
Christopher Foster
Aaron Anderson
Isaac Long
Hahi x5
Ayden Reed
Liam Bell
Jesus Christ, how horrifying.
Caleb Ross
Gavin Roberts
Ryder Fisher
Charles Lopez
Charles Torres
Jace Turner
Hunter Turner
Caleb Peterson
Benjamin Adams
Benjamin Evans
Matthew Sanders
Ethan Long
Samuel Lee
Hahi x6
Henry Hall
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Poor Anzu-chan. You have to wonder who their senpai is. Atora's onee-san levels are quite high too.
Catchphrase Counter:
Ara ara: 123
Hahi: 95
Dekkai: 71
Momiko: 34
Kinshi: 31
Suwa: 17
Jordan Sanders
Danke
Jordan Collins
Thanks OP, this is another of my favorite chapters.
Also loved yesterdays too, I wish it had been animated.
Nicholas Bell
Also my copy of Aria the Masterpiece arrived, looks great, not sure I'm a fan of them using "journeyman" and "apprentice" instead of single and pair though. It makes even less sense when they explain what a single and a pair are and then still journeyman and apprentice despite that.
Daniel Butler
That's rubbish. Single/pair isn't even a translation.
Thomas Hill
>letting Akari row in reverse
they had no idea what they were signing up for.
Ian Clark
The bigger sin is translating Momiko as "sideburns".
Chase Taylor
Thank you, OP.
Levi Reyes
Thanks as always. Akari sure can befriend anyone.
It looks like it's fine now. All that practice paid out,
Carson Martin
It's amazing how a single person can affect your life: one bad teacher, one moody wingwoman, one right job contact, one friend to pick you up; all can either make your life a joy or a misery. This chapter reminds me that the majority of life is about luck, and that it is rarely fair. Our trio are very lucky to have the fairies as their sensei.
It's right to keep pushing and bettering yourself, but there comes a time when you have to admit your limits and that you are beat. I have to admit that after over 3 decades of constant struggle and bad luck, I have found life becomes easier if you take a step back and just realistically settle like Ayumi rather than burn yourself out like Anzu risks doing.
Thanks for the chapter OP.
Charles Young
Ayumi's not settling though, that's the point. She's doing what she wants to do.
Atora was the one thinking of settling, because she didn't want to face failure again.
Leo Clark
People often use settling as a euphemism for giving up. But it can also be accepting reality. Is it a bag thing if I accept I'll never get to meet Kawakami Tomoko?
Hunter Howard
it is bad because you never really tried, and we all know that.
Ian Sanders
>Our trio are very lucky to have the fairies as their sensei.
Also, they are very lucky in being friends. Just imagine Alice's life if she never encountered with Akari and Aika.
Eli Howard
Thanks OP. A chapter that speaks to me. When do we decide to keep picking ourselves up and try again, and when do we decide when to fold them?
And I've never seen the traghetti run when I've been to Venice. A shame too, as they are handy for getting across the Grand Canal!
Daniel Clark
She wouldn't even have Maa-kun. Or talk to Athena.