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lulabae-lina · 5 years
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Hiya! Thank you all for the support.
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Today there will not be any interview questions. Instead I’m arranging the translations of a “Which character are you?” type of quiz from the guidebook. I will be sharing it later in the day.
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lulabae-lina · 5 years
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—————Could you tell us the process/circumstances leading to your first award?
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Terajima - When I brought the wrestling manga I drew (his 4th work) into the “Weekly Shounen Magazine” editorial department, the one that was in charge of it was the current editor in chief.
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—————I see. So from there, the joint creative activities of two people began.
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Terajima - That’s right. However, for a while, I was only told, “Please draw your next work.” While I was working part-time, I continued to draw “sports manga” and “gang manga” alternately. About a year later, I was told that the baseball manga I drew after the work I brought in had won an award, and I thought, “Eh?..That one from a long time ago?”. I think they were probably testing my motivation. After that, I was also introduced to an assistant job for Inoue Masaharu sensei’s “Marathon Man” that was being serialized.
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lulabae-lina · 5 years
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—————In order to become a mangaka, what did you start with?
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Terajima - Takahashi sensei told me “Go to Tokyo for the time being” and “Draw a manga and send it to a publisher”, so that was that (laughs) . I couldn’t find what I wanted to do and was in a haze, I used my own feelings from those days to make a manga and sent it to an editorial department. It was sent back immediately though (laughs) .
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lulabae-lina · 5 years
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—————So you were familiar with manga since the time you were playing baseball. When did you actually start thinking about becoming a mangaka?
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Terajima - It was when I read “Close” by Takahashi Hiroshi sensei. When I was a 3rd year in highschool, I borrowed it from a junior and experienced a shock. By the time I enrolled in college, I had collected the whole volume. Then, as an omake for the comics, Takahashi sensei wrote “I became a mangaka this way” and I gradually became aware of the occupation called “sleeping mangaka”.
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The night field under lights. The captain’s passionate practice
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lulabae-lina · 5 years
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—————Setting aside the completely self-taught amateur era, please tell us about the period before you made your debut as a mangaka. Since when did sensei(Terajima)-who was a baseball boy-started drawing manga?
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Terajima — If we’re talking about doodle level, since elemantary school. I remember imitating “Dragonball”. After that I was affected by “Kin’nikuman” then “Jojo’s Strange Adventure”.
Araki sensei’s drawing is cool because he can firmly draw the lips. I couldn’t draw the lips well at all so I practiced for a long time. I didn’t draw a lot when I was a highschool student but it was about this time that I started reading “Weekly Shonen Magazine”. In fact, the first magazine I bought was the issue when “Hajime no Ippo” started its serialization. Now being serialized in the same magazine, I feel like it’s destiny.
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lulabae-lina · 5 years
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Before I get started on guidebook translations, this was a birthday timeline I drew up for reference according to their respective age groups.
There may be an error with Matsubara Nao’s age group because at the time I did this, I was unsure if he was to be in 90 or 91liners. Other characters have no such problems.
There are a few characters here that are from act ii. Some of them have been introduced in the new anime episode or opening-ending. They are mostly the new students from some of the major teams.
This was done with characters I knew and a new one will be done once another guidebook with new characters gets published.
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lulabae-lina · 5 years
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Hi guys! Hsena here. Some of you may know me from discord as HsenaLina so I decided to keep the name for this blog too.
I will be translating little tidbits and interview parts from the Ace of Diamond official guidebooks Ura and Omote. There may be parts already translated but I have not seen any full book translations before so I decided to take the matters into my own hands.
If there are any other official content you would want to see translated, link the original content to me and I will try to take a look at them too.
Hope we can have an enjoyable time together!
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lulabae-lina · 6 years
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I had so much fun writing this (˃̵ᴗ˂̵)و Hopefully you can also enjoy reading ✿
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lulabae-lina · 6 years
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BITCH HE REALLY BE SMILING AND BLUSHING LIKE THAT WHILE THINKING ABOUT MIYUKI
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miyusawa softly gazing with pride at each other
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lulabae-lina · 6 years
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Eijun’s new year wishes
I stumbled on Daiya no A act I epilogues yesterday, and I couldn’t help but smile at Sawamura Eijun’s (many) wishes. Just have a look:
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Greedy, huh?
The most griping, when you have read the last chapters is …Eijun goes to the summer tournament with everything he asked.
Keep reading
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lulabae-lina · 6 years
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coughwhippedcough
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lulabae-lina · 6 years
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Eijun, in front of the entire team: MIYUKI-SENPAI! CAN I COME TO YOUR ROOM LATER?
Miyuki, completely mortified in front of the team but also excited at the implications of his question: …what?
Eijun: I have questions regarding today’s match! I will drop by at 8!!!
Miyuki:
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lulabae-lina · 6 years
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Miyuki: Let’s get cracking, partner
Eijun:
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lulabae-lina · 6 years
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miyuki’s gay ass; ur a flower bby
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The Unstoppable Battery
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