Wakabayashi Kaoru CG from "Zutto Issho: With Me Everytime" (PC, PS1).

For the found family prompts... 5. defending them in front of others with Kaoru or matchablossom + one of the kids? <3

Thank you for the prompt Sparrow!! I was very excited to write this and started as soon as possible asdflksj

I hope you enjoy it and I hope your doing well!! <333

I'll always be on your side is on Ao3

    Kaoru was having a very, very bad day. First, he slept through his many alarms and was almost late for a meeting; he forgot to eat breakfast too. Then, he had to deal with clients that take up way too much time and space. And he had to kick out a very influential client for being too handsy and getting in Kaoru’s personal space after being told not to plenty of times. Finally, he kept having to restart a piece for an upcoming gallery because he didn’t like it. However, before he could throw his canvas across the room Carla dinged. 

    “Incoming call from Seaweed Brain.’”

    “Thank you, Carla. Please transfer the call to my phone.” It was the lunch rush, why was Kojiro calling him? 

    “Okay, Master, transferring call.” Once the call was transferred, Kaoru picked up immediately.  

    “Shouldn’t you be working right now, Gorilla?” Kaoru was worried, although he would never admit to it. 

    “Yeah, yeah, yeah, four-eyes, I should be working but I just got a call from Miya’s school,” Kojiro sighed. “Apparently he got into a fight with another student, can you pick him up? I can’t leave the restaurant, it’s incredibly busy.” Kaoru pinched the bridge of his nose, he could hear how stressed Kojiro was.

    “Yes, I can pick him up. Now get back to work,” He hung up without letting the other respond. 

    He was secretly thankful to take a break, after his incident with Adam, his wrist couldn’t handle working all day without breaks anymore. He would try to remember to take some painkillers and ice it after he picked up Miya. He grabbed his keys, locked up his shop and went to the school.

    It was lunch by the time Kaoru arrived and he was reminded of the fact that he forgot to eat this morning. He walked through the halls towards the principal's office, unfortunately, this wasn’t the first time that Kaoru had met with Principal Wakabayashi. He spotted Miya sitting outside of the office next to another kid.

    “Are you alright, Miya?” Kaoru calmly asked, he wasn’t happy with the younger skater but he wasn’t going to yell at him, he knew how it felt. He massaged his wrist, the pain was starting to get harder to ignore. 

    “Yeah, I’-” 

    “He started it! I didn’t even do anything!! He just comes up to me and hits me!” The other boy screeched and started to cry. This didn’t make his day feel any better, honestly the boy’s screeching was giving him a headache. Even so, Kaoru was livid, not only did this child interrupt Miya, he never asked what had happened and the child was making a very out of character claim about his son Miya. Knowing the younger skater, he would never start a fight without reason.

Kaoru looked the other kid straight in the eyes, calmly enunciating every word that came out of his mouth, “Did I ask?”

“N- Nnn -oo, no,” The child blubbered. Kaoru turned back to Miya and inspected him for any injuries. 

“Miya, do you want to tell me what happened before we speak with the principal?” They had to wait until the other boy’s parents showed up until they could speak with the principal. Kaoru would prefer to speak with Wakabayashi as soon as possible. 

Miya glared at the other boy before answering Kaoru’s question, “Daichi and a few other students were making shit up about Takashi. I told all of them to stop but they wouldn’t, instead they just tried to ruin my notebook.”  

“So,” Kaoru paused to absorb the information, “did you punch him first?”

Miya shook his head, “No, he started it. I tried to stay away from him but he tried to punch me so I fought back.”

“I did n-” He shut his mouth the moment he made eye contact with Kaoru. 

Kaoru sat between the two boys to make sure that they didn’t get into another fight while waiting for Daichi’s parents. While they were waiting, Miya was telling him about a new game that was coming out soon that he wanted to play. He was also telling Kaoru about teaching Reki a new trick and Reki was having trouble getting it down. He asked Kaoru if he could help Reki out with the trick later. 

Daichi’s mother showed up and apologized for being late, she couldn’t leave work right away. They all headed into the principal’s office to finally get this figured out. After everyone got situated within the office, Wakabayashi started speaking.

“Daichi, can you tell me what happened?” 

The boy told a completely different story from Miya’s with many inconsistencies. Wakabayashi didn’t even give Miya a chance to speak and immediately took Daichi’s side. 

“Are you not going to listen to what Miya has to say?” Kaoru asked. 

“I don’t need to. I know the Kato family very well and I know that Daichi would never bully or start a fight with anyone. Also, this isn’t Miya’s first offense, he’s been in fights before. So, why should I listen to a broken record?”

Kaoru stood up, placing his hands on the desk and leaned forward. “Why? Well, I happen to know that the Kato family pays you a lot of money to keep their children out of trouble. But if you do not take Miya seriously then I will tell the Board of Education every bad thing that you have ever done. Even if it is slightly bad they will hear about it, I will ruin you. Now,” he paused, “will you take him seriously?” 

All the principal could do was nod and look over at Miya to let him speak. After listening to both sides, he made a better decision. Miya was in the right and was defending himself and Daichi will be suspended for a week. Everyone was finally released from this shitshow of a meeting. 

“Hey, Cherry,” He turned to look at the kid, “You didn’t have to do that. I would have been fine, with whatever punishment he gave me.”

Kaoru just shook his head and frowned, “But that’s unfair, you should be able to tell your side and be heard. Does Kojiro just accept whatever punishment the principal gives without listening to you?” If Miya said yes, Kaoru was going to kill Kojiro. 

“No, he makes Principal Wakabayashi listen but it’s always my fault no matter how hard Joe tries to argue.” 

Kaoru just hummed, he’d talk to Kojiro more about that later. Speaking of Kojiro, the lunch rush should be about done by now. They agreed to head over to Sia La Luce for something to eat and Kaoru really needed to rest his wrist. 

“Incoming call from Seaweed Brain.” Speaking of the devil. 

Miya scoffed, “Seaweed Brain?” Kaoru may be fond of the kid, but Miya was uncultured in this moment and it disappointed him. 

“Thank you, Carla,” Kaoru glared at the younger teen before answering the call. “What do you want?”

“Hello to you too, Princess. How did the meeting go?”

“The meeting went fine, there’s no need to worry.”

“That’s good, are you coming by the restaurant?”

“Yes, Kojiro. Miya has homework he needs to do and I haven’t eaten, we’ll be there soon.” Kaoru once again didn’t wait for an answer and hung up, he was very hungry. 

Ten minutes later they had arrived at Sia La Luce and sat in their usual spot at the bar. Kaoru helped Miya with his homework while they waited for their food, Kojiro stopped by and talked with them when no one else needed his attention. 

After they ate, Miya went to hang out with Reki and Langa but would be back at the restaurant for dinner. Kaoru on the other hand, went up to his and Kojiro’s shared apartment above the restaurant to relax. He took some painkillers for his wrist and listened to an audiobook while putting ice on it. 

*****

Later that night, Kojiro closed the restaurant a little bit earlier than he usually would. Everyone would be waiting for him to get upstairs, it was game night after all. Reki got to pick the game tonight and he had to have picked Monopoly. Little did anyone in their group know, Kaoru was a mastermind at this game and he was competitive, even more than Kojiro and he was competitive. Nevertheless, he was excited, it’s one of the only times everyone got together to hang out outside of S. 

Fumio Fujimura, Tadashi Wakabayashi, unknown person and Kaoru Betto

My Favorite Character Bingo

Part 1

Black ☆ Rock Shooter : BRS

Captain Tsubasa : Tsubasa Ozora , Taro Misaki , Kojiro Hyuga , Genzo Wakabayashi and Yuzo Morisaki

Casshern ( Neo Human Casshern ) : Testuya Azuma , Casshern , Luna Kozuki

Casshern ( Casshan : Robot Hunter ( OVA ) : Testuya Azuma , Casshern , Luna Kozuki ( All remake )

Hataraku Saibou : White Blood Cel ( U-1146)

Mahha Gogogo ( 1967 ) : Go Mifune

Mahha Gogogo ( 1997 ) : Go Hibiki

Mikagura School Suite : Eruna Ichinomiya and Himi Yasaka

Mezzo DSA : Mikura Suzuki

Mozaik Role : Megumi Nakashiro

Rurouni Kenshin : Kenshin Himura , Kaoru Kamiya , Sanosuke Sagara

TAWUR : Budi and Starki Karinda

Vladlove, svelati altri personaggi della serie animata

Il nuovo anime di Mamoru Oshii è stato posticipato e non andrà più in onda da ottobre.

Il sito ufficiale di “Vladlove” ha rilasciato una nuova locandina della serie, svelando i character design di altri quattro personaggi di supporto. L’anime doveva andare in onda da ottobre, ma il debutto sulle tv è stato momentaneamente posticipato a data da definire.

Jinko Sumida (Presidente del Comitato Disciplinare): Yoko Hikasa

Maki Watabe (Capitano del Club di Cinema): Saori Hayami

Kaoru Konno (Capitano del Club di Cosplay): Kanako Takatsuki

Nami Unten (Capitano del Club di Danza): Yu Kobayashi

L’anime è ideato e supervisionato da Mamoru Oshii, che ne sta curando anche la sceneggiatura assieme a Kei Yamamura (The Next Generation -Patlabor-). Alla regia troviamo Junji Nishimura (Ranma ½, ViVid Strike!, True Tears), mentre il character design è ad opera di Kazunari Niigaki (animatore e direttore d’animazione in Monogatari Series). Il tutto sta venendo realizzato presso lo studio Drive, in collaborazione con Production I.G.

Kazuhiro Wakabayashi (Jin-Roh - Uomini e lupi, Bungo Stray Dogs) partecipa in qualità di direttore del suono, mentre le musiche sono composte da Kenji Kawai (Mob Psycho 100, Ghost in the Shell).

“Vladlove” sarà la prima serie animata nella quale Oshii si cimenterà, a ben 30 anni di distanza dal suo ultimo progetto televisivo: “Lamù la ragazza dello spazio”. A detto del regista, il concept gli venne in mente poco prima delle riprese del film “Garm Wars - L’ultimo druido”. Nonostante il suo allontanamento dal panorama televisivo, negli ultimi due o tre anni ha sentito di nuovo il desiderio di mettersi alla prova con una serie e da lì è nato il progetto.

Autore: Ougi (@AbsEndogonidia)

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"Tsure x Dure Children" Launches Extended Cast List and New PV

  The cast list of Tsure x Dure Children, the short-form anime based on Toshiya Wakabayashi's high school romance web manga, has expanded almost exponentially. Eight new voice actors are on board to lend their voices to the ensemble cast.

  Hideki Yukawa: Daisuke Ono

Satsuki Sasahara: Maaya Uchida

  Yuuki Kaga: Yuki Hashimoto

Kaoru Nanase: Nana Inami

  Chiyo Kurihara: Ai Kakuma

Takao Yamane: Hiro Shimono

  Kana Ijima: Akari Kito

Chiaki Uchimura: Seiichiro Yamashita

  That last couple were the distressed pair in the fourth PV.

  And speaking of PVs, a fifth has been launched. This one features Takeru Goda (CV Tomoaki Maeno) and Ayaka Kamine (CV Yui Ogura) -- though Takeru is the only one we hear at this point.

    Tsure x Dure Children begins July 4 on TOKYO MX.

  Source: Ota-Suke 1, 2

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The head of Otakon 2019 Guest Relations, Ethan Kick, has taken the time out of his busy schedule to provide us a list with some highlights ahead of this year's event, which also marks the 25th anniversary of Otakon. Otakon List of Awesome! by Otakon Guest Relations Head Ethan Kick 1)            We have so much music this year, everyone! Come check out the amazing funk rock band Bradio, followed by the Tribute to Nujabes Concert later that evening in our Main Events room. That’s not all, though.  We also have an exciting and new project, “RPG National Anthem Variations” Guitar Concert with Sam Griffin and Eric Roth. But that’s not even our final form. Make sure to check out TAKU from M-Flo, who will be performing Saturday night at the Otakon Dance. Then to round it out, check out both Diana Garnet and nano perform on Sunday. 2)            That’s not all for music, though. We have incredible composer Kaoru Wada joining us to talk about his works over the years. You may know him best for composing music in "Inuyasha," "Ace Attorney," "Princess Tutu," "D. Gray-man," and "Ninja Scroll." 3)            With a Tribute to Nujabes, you can’t ignore his contribution to "Samurai Champloo." Make sure to check out our panel with Kirk Thorton and Kari Wahlgren, the voices of Jin and Fuu, respectively. We also have a panel dedicated to the music of Nujabes, with a few artists that worked on the music for "Samurai Champloo" or with Nujabes. This includes Marcus D, Substantial, EyeQ, MINMI, and Shing02. 4)            Switching gears from music for a minute, we obviously have a ton of amazing animation guests and events for you, as well. Check out designer Shigeto Koyama, director Hiromi Wakabayashi, and director Hiroyuki Imaishi from Studio Trigger as they premiere "PROMARE," their new animated movie. Also, join their panel during the weekend, where they will be doing Q&A and doing live drawings. 5)            Fire fighters from "PROMARE" are cool, but sometimes you want a bit of fantasy and goofy antics. Well, lucky for you, Bandai Namco Arts is bringing us some of the amazing team behind “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime,” with character designer Ryoma Ebata, director Atsushi Nakayama, and voice actor Chikahiro Kobayashi, whom you may know from the show as Ranga but also Saichi Sugimoto in "Golden Kamuy." Come join their panels on Friday and Saturday as they have some fun stuff planned at their events. 6)            That’s not enough anime for Otakon, you say? Well, good thing we are far from finished. We also have FuRyu joining us, presenting the team behind "Laid Back Camp." Voice actress Sayuri Hara, whom you’ll know as Chiaki Ohgaki; producer Shoichi Hotta, whom you may also know for his work on "Kakegurui - Compulsive Gambler"; and director Yoshiaki Kyougoku. Yoshiaki Kyougoku has worked on several awesome projects such as "Seirei no Moribito," "Sengoku Basara," and "Eden of the East," as well as "Kuroko’s Basketball" and "Tokyo Ghoul" as episode director. 7)            We also have producer Michihiko Suwa and voice actress Kikuko Inoue, who are both veterans of the industry. Suwa-san you will know for his work as producer of "City Hunter," "Case Closed," "Detective Conan," "Inuyasha," "Lupin III," and "Magic Knight Rayearth." Kikuko Inoue has acted too many amazing roles to count, but you have probably heard her as Belldandy, Lust, The Boss, Aina Sahalin, Nurse Joy, and I-No. Kikuko Inoue with be joining Suwa-san to talk about their work on the anime "Mix," originally written by legendary manga writer Mitsuru Adachi. Inoue-san plays Mayumi Tachibana and Suwa-san was the producer. 8)            Still not done, though! We are also joined by the incredibly talented Hiroshi Nagahama. He was director on "Mushishi," "Detroit Metal City," and "The Flowers of Evil." He also worked on "The Reflection" from 2017, which was co-created between Nagahama and Stan Lee. Nagahama-san will be discussing the differences between comics in Asia and North America, as well as discussing his own works. 9)            We are also joined by the incredibly talented voice actor Toru Furuya, who you may know as Amuro Ray in "Gundam," Yamcha in "Dragonball," Tuxedo Mask in "Sailor Moon," Pegasus Seiya in "Saint Seiya," and Sabo from "One Piece." He’ll be out talking about his work over the year and being an all-around incredible person. 10)          Our next amazing individual has worked on too many projects to count and needs no introduction. Masao Maruyama is joining us for the first time in Washington, DC. You will know Maruyama-san for his work on "Summer Wars" and "The Girl Who Leapt Through Time." Over the years, he has worked at MADHOUSE as president as well as at MAPPA and M2. 11)          We couldn’t talk about veterans without mentioning Hirokatsu Kihara, who will be joining us again this year. Kihara-san worked at Studio Ghibli on some of its most legendary projects. While you’ve no doubt heard of "Laputa: Castle in the Sky" and "My Neighbor Totoro," he will be here to celebrate the 30thAnniversary of "Kiki’s Delivery Service." He’ll also be discussing ghost stories and all his adventures. 12)          Of course, we couldn’t have an Otakon without amazing North American voice talent, as well! While we already mentioned Kirk Thorton and Kari Wahlgren will be joining us, we also have the amazingly talented industry veterans Richard Epcar and Ellyn Stern. We also have the superbly talented Erika Harlacher, whom you may know as Ann from "Persona 5"; Jason Leibrecht, whom you will know as Dabi in "My Hero Academia" or Hei from "Darker Than Black"; and Elizabeth Maxwell, who, you’ve heard as Midnight in "My Hero Academia" or Arisa Uotani in "Fruits Basket." 13)          Speaking of "Fruits Basket," how could we forget about the Japanese voice cast of "Fruits Basket 2019," who will be here? Makoto Furukawa (Hatsuharu Soma), Manaka Iwami (Tohru Honda), and Nobunaga Shimazaki (Yuki Soma) will all be at Otakon. You’ll know many of them for their other roles, such as Saitama from "One Punch Man" (Makoto Furukawa), Maquia in "Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms" (Manaka Iwami), and Haruka in "Free!" (Nobunaga Shimazaki), along with countless other fantastic roles. 14)          With enough music and anime to shake a stick at, we can move to some of our other amazing programming. Roxanne Modafferi and Serena DeJesus will be joining us again this year to show us some martial arts moves up close. They are both incredibly accomplished athletes, and we are so exited to have them back. 15)          We also have the fantastic costumer designer Jez Roth. Make sure to see Jez’s Lip Synch for your Cosplay, as well as his new event, Project Cosplay live. Have you ever wanted to work on cosplays at a convention in from of an audience? Well, maybe it is a bit exciting for some, but we can't wait to see what everyone creates and to see people jam on stage at Lip Synch for your Cosplay. 16)          Our video rooms this year are getting in the anniversary spirit by showing some of the most influential movies and shows of the last 25 years, right up to today, including "AKIRA," "Penguin Highway," a "Lupin the 3rd" double feature, "Bubblegum Crisis," and so much more. Be sure to check out one of the Saturday Morning Cartoon shows to check out fun episodes of some of the best retro anime in both subbed and dubbed theaters. 17)          Our Workshop spaces are hosting the return of the ShoeString Scientists.  Come build a pokemon terrarium, or learn about paper crafting, armor building, or some of our other totally interactive hands-on events. 18)          Speaking of hands-on, we have a dedicated space again this year hosting the Otakon Makerspace.  Drop in anytime over the entire weekend to do a quick project that you can either take home, or contribute to our Makerspace art exhibit. 19)          Do you like puzzles?  The Otakon Break-in room is returning for 2019, with all new devious, and tricky puzzles and games.  Swing by Room 304 to check it out.  Sessions will run continuously during open hours. 20)          Do you like to dance?  We have three different formats for dancing this year.  First is the Lyra's Formal Ball, an opportunity to dress to impress, and waltz the night away on Friday.  Second is Hiro's Lounge, a swing lounge, running lessons all day, and hosting two live bands during open dance hours, the later night lounge is 18+ with a cash bar.  Third is our Otakon Rave, with DJs pumping out the beats into the early hours. 21)          Cosplay more your thing?  Come check out the Otakon Masquerade on Saturday night, starting at 7:30 p.m.  Many entrants from the Hall Costume Contest participate in a catwalk fashion show, and the Masquerade entries skits will make you laugh, cry, and cheer! Things To 

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"Tsure x Dure Children" Launches Extended Cast List and New PV

“Tsure x Dure Children” Launches Extended Cast List and New PV

  The cast list of Tsure x Dure Children, the short-form anime based on Toshiya Wakabayashi’s high school romance web manga, has expanded almost exponentially. Eight new voice actors are on board to lend their voices to the ensemble cast.   Hideki Yukawa: Daisuke Ono Satsuki Sasahara: Maaya Uchida   Yuuki Kaga: Yuki Hashimoto Kaoru Nanase: Nana Inami   Chiyo Kurihara: Ai Kakuma Takao Yamane: Hiro…

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“Tsurezure Children”

Serie TV anime, 5 luglio 2017

Adattamento anime del manga yonkoma “Tsurezure Children” di Toshiya Wakabayashi.

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-STAFF-

Regia: Hiraku Kaneko

Sceneggiatura: Tatsuhiko Urahata

Character design: Etsuko Sumimoto

Studio d’animazione: Studio Gokumi

Sigla di apertura: "Aimai Moko" di Inori Minase Sigla di chiusura: "Dear" di Yui Ogura

-CAST-

Takurou Sugawara: Kaito Ishikawa 

Chizuru Takano: Inori Minase 

Takeru Gouda: Tomoaki Maeno 

Ayaka Kamine: Yui Ogura 

Masafumi Akagi: Kensho Ono 

Ryouko Kaji: Ayane Sakura 

Haruhiko Takase: Kentarou Kumagai 

Saki Kanda: Haruka Miyake

Yuki Minagawa: Kana Hanazawa 

Jun Furuya: Kouhei Amasali 

Hotaru Furuya: Haruka Tomatsu 

Shinichi Katori: Daisuke Namikawa 

Chiaki Uchimura: Seiichirou Yamashita

Kana Iijima: Akari Kitou 

Satsuki Sasahara: Maaya Uchida 

Yuuki Kaga: Yuki Hashimoto 

Kaoru Nanase: Nana Inami 

Takao Yamane: Hiro Shimono 

Chiyo Kurihara: Ai Kakuma 

Chiaki Uchimura: Seiichirou Yamashita 

Kana Iijima: Akari Kito 

Tomomichi Motoyama: Soichiro Hoshi 

Patricia Caulfield: Sakura Tange

Hideki Yukawa: Daisuke Ono 

Il manga è composto da brevi storie di amori fra i banchi di scuola, incentrate su vari personaggi che nonostante tutto, per un motivo o per un altro, proprio non  riescono a dire “Ti amo”!

Wakabayashi ha lanciato l’opera nell’ottobre del 2012, inizialmente solo come web manga; dal 2015 però è cominciata la serializzazione sulla rivista Weekly Shounen Magazine con l’aggiunta di nuovo materiale.

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