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Hahi x2
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Kinshi x2
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Dekkai x1
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Hahi x3
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Dekkai x2
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Hahi x4
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Dekkai x3
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Dekkai x4
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前略
This is the most Aria-like Aria chapter, I think. Catchphrases, cute dorks, a life lesson, and all topped off with a moe senpai.
And girls really do like fortune telling. Learn to do it, and they will be all over you.
That's the end of another volume. Just two more left. See you next again!
It also appears I missed a hahi yesterday, so adding that in,
Catchphrase Counter:
Ara ara: 127
Hahi: 100
Dekkai: 75
Momiko: 36
Kinshi: 33
Suwa: 17
Evan Cook
Thanks OP.
Isaiah Rodriguez
Thank you
Zachary King
>don't touch me, you'll create children
Akatsuki, pls
Caleb Cook
Not kinshi?
Robert Clark
I can't check until I get home, and that won't be soon. Unless someone else has access to the raws.
Elijah Edwards
>Mister perfect! with smaller font (English) in the balloon's corner
Holy shit that's bad
Evan Wood
Thanks user.
So, which strike is stronger? The Ara Ara palm strike() or the Ufufu palm strike()?
>All I can do is try to become one with Akari
Sounds lewd.
Jayden Ward
>don't touch me, you'll create children
Jason Wilson
Ara Ara is strong offense, ufufu is good for defense.
Ayden Brooks
There was a small hahi yesterday.
Michael Diaz
First Ninten Akira and Ana Alicia, now a Lucas baby?
Jack Cook
Yes, I noticed later and added it on to today's counts.
Chase Edwards
What a maiden at heart.
Caleb Russell
Ooh, thanks
Adam Campbell
Aria is a serious cat.
Samuel Mitchell
Who's really into cosplay.
Kevin Gray
That looks like a good training regime to me.
Well according to, Akari is just a younger Alicia, so he's not really losing, is he?
Adrian Long
Thanks for the dump. Nice to see characters who don't really have screentime exclusively with one another interact. And while I can definitely see where Alicia comes from with her training and teaching methods, part of me can't agree with her totally. I've been involved with some real lost causes, though I will say that they did try. It just wasn't good enough, unfortunately.
Looks like Alice and Alicia make their way to the Ponte dell'Accademia, a pretty spectacular wooden bridge connecting San Marco with Dorsoduro. A very popular thoroughfare in the city, so it looks like those two were lucky in finding it all to themselves! If you want a great picture of the Grand Canal with Santa Maria della Salute in the shot, then look no further than that bridge.
Also, looks like the manga is quite heavy on the Akari/Akatsuki teasing. Definitely no objections here.
Camden Reyes
This is probably why she's so good. She has to work extra hard just to compensate for Aria so when she has a customer it's like Goku taking off his weighted shirt. .
Nolan Hernandez
Aria was the first manga I ever read as a kid and reading this chapter brought me back to that time when it was so fresh, new. Thanks OP. Most blessed content on Yea Forums.
Jonathan Miller
>tfw Akari would be shooed away by cops if she just sat around somewhere in Man-Home Venezia because not being a tourist is basically kinshi now
Xavier Hall
But then she gets distracted by a flower and goes into suteki mode.
Jose Powell
From what I see, the authorities are more likely to move along ignorant tourists who don't give Venice the respect she deserves. Now if only she'd completely ban those horrendous, massive, eyesore cruise ships from her waters too. Bad for the ecology, the economy, and the city overall.
Eli Howard
You have to wonder how that works on Mars. Are there even space cruise ships?
Christian Jones
Thank you, OP.
Bentley Williams
I'm still interested to see how the ships coming from Manhome 'dock' at the Marco Polo International Spaceport. The courtyard of the Palazzo Ducale is big, but I'm not sure it's big enough for those sorts of ships to land in. Unless they sort of hover above and have a retractable lift/escalator for passengers/crew to descend into the Palace that way?
Aaron White
>Now if only she'd completely ban those horrendous, massive, eyesore cruise ships from her waters too
Unlike these totally-not-out-of-place spaceships?
Jace Perry
Maybe that's just the entrance and they dock underground.
Evan Harris
At least those stay up in the air. The cruise ships in Venice have a tendency to sail their crass multistorey lumps through the Bacino San Marco, towering over the rooftops as they slowly lumber along. Sure, the hordes of people on the decks get to take shots of the Palazzo, Campanile and Basilica from the comfort of their hotel, while everyone on the ground has their view of sights such as the Redentore or San Giorgio Maggiore obstructed.
And it's not just the visual pollution those things cause. To facilitate those massive ships, they had to dredge up the lagoon bed, which plays havoc with its ecosystem. And those things leave a pretty hefty wake, sending powerful ripples towards the city further eroding the canal walls - and in some cases, even raising the water level themselves. But hey, at least the thousands and thousands of passengers got to see Venice, right?
Except those passengers probably spent 3-4 hours in the city tops, if they even got off the ship at all. Just enough time to go with the crowds to Rialto, San Marco, before returning back to the docks. And in that short period of time, they didn't spend enough money to offset the cost of the city hosting them there. Which is one of the reasons why Venice is so expensive in high season, they have to try and get as much money out of the day tripper crowds in the short time that they're there, because otherwise they make a loss.
Neo Venezia, thankfully, doesn't seem to suffer from those issues. And if that means we occasionally see a large spaceship floating over the city, then so be it. May as well complain about Ukijima and the other floating islands while you're at it.
Well, they'd have to be somewhat narrow to do that, I reckon. But then if Neo Venezia was built in the same way as actual Venice (millions of tree trunks rammed into marshy mud, then building stone foundations on top), then that might not be feasible.
Jayden Wright
Thanks op
Aiden Davis
I'm so used to botchered Italian in Aria that seeing a real map of Venezia with the correct names threw me off
What am I doing with my life
Jason James
I might accidentally correct Akira-sama regarding placenames and such, only for her to turn around, suwa loudly, and tell me to stop speaking old old OLD Italian!
Matthew Morris
>What am I doing with my life
Sounds right to me.
Asher White
>But then if Neo Venezia was built in the same way as actual Venice
I don't think it would be. Maybe similar in spirit, with concrete and metal instead of wood. But if it was planned from the start, I'm sure they could make it work.
Nicholas Thomas
Now that I'm back home, I can see it is a (sort of) kinshi. It doesn't fit the format exactly, but it's close enough, and kinshi needs all the help it can get.
Logan Campbell
Thanks for the dump
Andrew Campbell
Bamp
Alexander Long
cute
Ethan Wood
Thanks OP!