Nozomu Itoshiki is depressed. Very depressed. He’s certifiably suicidal, but he’s also the beloved schoolteacher of a class of unique students, each charming in her own way: The stalker. The shut-in. The obsessive-compulsive. The girl who comes to class every day with strange bruises. And Kafuka, the most optimistic girl in the world, who knows that every cloud has a silver lining. For all of them, it’s a special time, when the right teacher can have a lasting positive effect on their lives. But is that teacher Itoshiki, a.k.a. Zetsubou-sensei, who just wants to find the perfect place to die?
>Yukata A casual summer kimono usually made of cotton. People wearing yukata are a common sight in Japan at fireworks displays, bon-odori festivals, and other summer events.
And that's all for this volume, and all for now. I'll probably post Shibuya chapter 8 later today. I just have a couple pages left to finish, but I'm not at home with access to my files right now. Do you tend to have trouble focusing on the task at hand? On a scale of 1-10, how cute would you rate Komari? Translation wise, yes, but typesetting would be the bottleneck. I'm not confident I'll have the time to finish one every day.
this chapter has 1 Tsunetsuki, 1 pantyshot, 2 Uropen, 0 Amakudari-sama, 1 Miss Sakurai Yoshiko, 1 stork and baby, 1 stick dog, 1 black tear, 1 Mr. Asou Tarou, 1 Mr. Abe Shinzou, and 0 eye of darkness
Cooper Bennett
No pressure, you work at whatever pace works for you
Shibuya Near Family Chapter 10: Kumeta Kouji is twins (Is this a reference to something?)
>Blurb: There are as many mysteries as there are towns...
>There are many urban legends >in Shibuya.
>When winter comes, >(whisper whisper) >such rumors become a hot topic among the children.
>A friend of a friend saw it. >Right...
>He saw it in his dad's hometown when he was small.
>Its belly was green and garish, >and it had red eyes shining in the darkness.
>There's no way kotatsu actually exist! >Clockwise from top right: Kotatsu, heating, futon, mandarins
>It's an imaginary heating implement! >I guess modern kids treat kotatsu >as just an urban legend.
>Well, I suppose folks in Shibuya don't really use them all that much. >They live in apartments. >They say Japanese-style rooms are going out of style everywhere, right?
>I think there must be some >in Chiba. >A kotatsu sounds nice...
>No... I mean, there are places in Shibuya that have them, too. >Liar!
>I don't believe anything that I haven't seen with my own eyes!
>When I was in New York, >I certainly didn't see them, not even once.
>Is that so? >They often show up in anime, though.
>Just about anything would be real if appearing in anime were all it takes. >(Real, Real)
>Miorosu-chan, have you ever seen any? >Huh? Like I noted last time, miorosu means "looking down on others"
>Kotatsu... I'm pretty sure those are things that commoners use for warmth. >If I say that I've seen one, they'll treat me like a commoner!
>I've never seen one. >Does something like that even exist?
>That's right! >People believe too many things that they've never actually seen themselves! >Clockwise from top right: The Earth's mantle, Rare cards, Popular mangaka
I don't misfocus, it's more of a tidal wave of being distracted. I could be doing something important, but then sudenly decide it's more important to do my daily minesweeper quests. Though Komari is a 10/10. Yay.
Chase Nelson
I never get tired of seeing these girls gussied up in yukata
Ayden Nguyen
that's a lucky star reference, right?
Owen Thomas
thanks, OP. i'm decent at focusing, but working from home has drastically reduced my ability to pretend to pay attention during meetings. she's a pretty 9 cute thanks, countanon
Lincoln Young
YES!
Bentley Brooks
Komori is like a 7 on average, but in the "Don't Open It" pages she's like a 9
At this point i'm a bit confused. Are sensei and Majiru living at school or they're just using an empty room to host Majiru wheen nobody is looking after him? And who's this cute browny who's always along with Maria and why's oftenly caryin a rifle?
