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#12
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billymayss (01/08/2016) [+] (8 replies)
New anime idea. It's about this girl who is constantly harassed by a red haired villain who steals and hides her stuff. It's called, Swiper no Swiping
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animebewbseveryday (01/07/2016) [-] Its just several pages of pepe sat at their computer, with the last panel with him sobbing into his hands
#34
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icameheretotroll (01/08/2016) [-] see no evil
hear no evil
speak no evil
an anime with three seasons
hear no evil
speak no evil
an anime with three seasons
#38 to #34
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brobyddark ONLINE (01/08/2016) [-] This could actually work well with English titles, too
Sight of Evil
Sound of Evil
Speech of Evil
Could even have a villain protagonist.
Sight of Evil
Sound of Evil
Speech of Evil
Could even have a villain protagonist.
#42 to #38
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ponieskilledmyacc (01/08/2016) [-] "No" translates better as " 's"
It would be more like
Sight's Evil
Sound's Evil
Speech's Evil
Wich could also be awesome.
It would be more like
Sight's Evil
Sound's Evil
Speech's Evil
Wich could also be awesome.
#44 to #42
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brobyddark ONLINE (01/08/2016) [-] It entirely depends on context.
Like (and I know this is a demonic example) Boku no Pico, which would translate to "My Pico"
Either way, these are cool-ass animu titles.
Like (and I know this is a demonic example) Boku no Pico, which would translate to "My Pico"
Either way, these are cool-ass animu titles.
#10
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Lambda (01/08/2016) [-] Apparently "no" means "of" in japanese.
"something of something" makes sense.
"something of something" makes sense.
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testaburger (01/08/2016) [-] boku no pico
boku is a masculine way of saying "I"
Boku no becomes "my"
Pico is a name
Boku no pico = My pico
boku is a masculine way of saying "I"
Boku no becomes "my"
Pico is a name
Boku no pico = My pico
#11 to #10
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noobtankz (01/08/2016) [-] It's actually a lot more than that, but that's the simple way to put it yeah. It's more used to connect two nouns together. It's a possessive particle and is the difference between I name is and my name is. (watashi namae wa vs watashi no namae wa) But it's usage is rather wide. But the more correct, simple way, is it's a possessive particle. it makes X own Y.
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jesusisagoose (01/08/2016) [-] hey everybody, this dragon is a huge nerd! Jk bby thanks for the info
#15
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apellon (01/08/2016) [-] if only I were good enough at art to animate because I could totally write like a 6 episode series, hell it pretty much writes its self.
#22
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clavatninenine (01/08/2016) [-] "No" means "Of" in japanese, so technically that anime would be called "TFW of GF"
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bananauser (01/08/2016) [-]
It is also a possessive particle, equal to " 's ", therefore something like "watashi no" means "my".
#45
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badgatewayerror (01/08/2016) [-]
Natit no kcatta
It's about people who pull tiny people out of their mouths and then fix up a mini city for the small people
It's about people who pull tiny people out of their mouths and then fix up a mini city for the small people
