Doujin Overload is just over 3 weeks away and while all the artists I know of are frantically preparing, I am getting more and more excited about the event!How can I help it? When I read comments like this from artists, of course I’m going to get excited!Free stuff for first 200…A 20-page booklet containing […]
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Reactions to Kodansha’s move to set up a U.S. subsidiary continue to roll in. David Welsh wins for the day with his concise article summing up the importance of the move and the possible consequences for readers at The Comics Reporter. At his blog, Mecha Mecha Media, John Thomas provides us with an English version […]
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Though I’ve seen some quickwrite-ups from some lucky bastardspeople who got to see (and meet) Makoto Shinkai at the BFI in London, Martin was another of those lucky bastardspersons who got to even shake his hand and wrote about the experience at Nakama Britannica.
When last linked to an interview of Shinkai, I had pointed out that he was working on a new feature-length film. In his talks at the BFI, he confirms one of my thoughts at the time: Shinkai went to London to get some new inspirations for his new film. He mentions getting out of his “comfort zone” to recreate the feelings of when he left home for Tokyo when he was eighteen.
In other but related news, I mainly have two words for Fledge: Do it!1 I did buy the Shinkai: Collection Box Set2 for $30 a few years ago at the local Best Buy3, an investment that was well worth it. Worth it enough to import the Special Edition R2 DVD of Byousoku 5 CM when it was released in Japan4 along with buying the R1 release when it came out here in the U.S.
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C.B. Cebulski plays with our heads by posting some samples of a Junko Mizuno Spider-man project. Can this be for real? I guess we’ll find out. (Image swiped from C.B.’s blog—hey, everyone else is doing it!)Danielle Leigh is getting ready to head off to the summer cons at Manga Before Flowers.I don’t think I ever […]
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Devil’s Due Publishing has made a deal with Digital Manga to publish a new Vampire Hunter D story in a monthly American-style comics format, according to ICv2. The Devils Due folks say the series, titled Vampire Hunter D: American Wasteland, will have “a noticeably North American feel never before seen in the Vampire Hunter D […]
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There’s lots of excitement over the Vampire Hunter D franchise this week, what with Devils Due announcing that they will be publishing a VHD series in American comics format. Now the Digital Manga folks, who have the license for the VHD manga, are bringing the creators, Hideyuki Kikuchi and Saiko Takaki, to Anime Expo. Details, […]
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Ran Isozaki is your normal everyday middle school student - she’s on the athletics team and is generally happy-go-lucky, especially when she’s around her best friend Rui. However, she’s started to hear things - a voice telling her that something is starting and won’t leave her alone. The voice belongs to Midori Haba, […]
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The big news of the day, in case you spent yesterday in a cave with no internet, is that Kodansha, the biggest publisher in Japan, is setting up a U.S. subsidiary specifically to sell manga. Check out the comments on yesterday’s post for a lively discussion of what this might mean.For U.S. fans, speculation revolved […]
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Flashback time, y’all. We return to Shiki and Mikiya’s high school days, when Shiki was a schizophrenic serial killer and Mikiya was…well, the same as ever, really. This film in a nutshell is Shiki killing some people to stop them exposing that she’s schizophrenic, and Mikiya not believing it’s her until she tries […]
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UPPDATE: Added a “.psd” to the end of the PSD file so Windows users should be able to open it. If you downloaded the file already, just ad a “.psd” onto the end of the file name.
Folks not interested in the bi-monthly stats may want to click through to download the PSD layered file of “floating Mirai^^;”
Am very late in announcing May stats which were the best ever in the history of dannychoo.com.
May served just over 20 million page views (20,011,818) to an average of 93,753 unique daily users (up from 84,450 in March). The monthly unique users amounted to an accumulative total of 2.9 million visitors (2,906,369) up from 2,617,958 in March.
Notable referrers of the month were…
And thanks to all Featured Feed members on Otaku.fm and everybody else with links to dannychoo.com. If you have registered my feed on your blog do let me know and I will activate your feed for this site and otaku.fm - may take a few days to get back to you as the amount of mail I’m getting of late is a bit crazy ^^;
Would also like to thank my sponsors who are…
And most importantly I would like to thank you the reader and the folks who participate in the community.
Now that we’re done with the boring stuff, here is the Photoshop layered file (with transparency) that you first saw in Mirai’s eroge Miracle Mirai.
The login required file is located here - I anticipate thousands of users trying to download this file at the same time - if you cant download it then try again later. The file is 6.9MB.
Inside the file you will find different facial expressions and the sailor fuku uniform - one with stockings/shoes and one without for those who have a foot fetish ^^;
I have not included the birthday suit version because Mirai is shy and she said that her B’day suit is for my eyes only ^^;
Am looking forward to seeing your wallpapers, icons, widgets etc being uploaded to the member news section. Also feel free to use any of the Suenaga sisters material on you website in headers etc.
If you missed it, you can download Haruka-chans PSD file from the previous Haruka Suenaga article.
As for the poll, I asked this before but it was a while ago and thought I’d ask again - how you discover this site and what made you decide come back for more? Did you bookmark or register the RSS feed?
By Danny Choo on 2008/06/29 18:12
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