Kyosuke sucks compared to Madoka and I don’t remember him playing any instrument. Well, it’s been quite a while so I might remember it wrong. Anyway, the OP is just promotion material.
Even if you weren’t introduced yet I listed KOR numerous times at AN, so you would have been converted sooner or later. I just didn’t push for your addiction like some other KOR fans.
As I mentioned at KOTS the original KOR manga is multilingual but I should also mention that the current official version appears to be the anniversary version from 95 with extra art pages! Back then they were released on brand new CDs.
I got everything about KOR, all of the 48ep. TV show on original tapes (HQ quality) as well as the electronic backups. They are old and quality is deteriorated. I got all the fan translations, too, if you want. It takes some time to look through the backups, though. I only did backup 0.1% of scriptclub from 2000 but that’s still a gig of text to go through not to mention other unrelated stuff. This includes up to ShinKOR 3, too, but ShinKOR might be somewhere else.
I originally wanted to use the famous red string episode where Yukari sang “Salvia no Hana” with Madoka playing the guitar…but that was deleted long ago in one of youtube’s frenzy deleting session.
Yeah, frankly the best animes don’t get released so easily probably due to competitive exclusion or whatever.
I’m still waiting for a complete english release of CF, now in its 36 year. Well, I got the french & german version.
Ironically, back then France was devoid of anime yet it was the only country that got KOR and CF licences for selling their VHS tapes.
Simply said there are no good ones if you want to do it as good as possible. You need more than one because frankly not all give the same answer. Most of the dictionaries are there to give counsel and you need a thesaurus to have all the opinions.
I have jdic but it’s always a WIP hence differs from version to version. It’s more bothersome, and well, only one than simply using online dictionaries.
It helps if you got collected experience and hence have developed a sense of the language. AFAIK it’s fine for simple manga but novels are a different kind especially when the author likes to use japanese literary stuff. Interpretation and flexibility of the mind is key here.
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