#Sharon Publin

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For the last scanned page of the 11/1985 issue of Newtype, we have My Favorite Character article. In this article we have Takeyuki Kanda the director and creator of Vifam giving candid insight and reflection to 2 of the main characters Kent & Sharon which is illustrated by prolific key animator Mari Tominaga.

Chief Director: Takeyuki Kanda

Takeyuki Kanda●Born in 1943. Joined Mushi Productions in 1965. Became a freelancer in 1972. Directed "W3" and "Brave”.  After directing "Rydeen" and "Fang of the Sun Dougram", he became the general director of "Vifam".

Kent and Sharon

My Favorite Characters Series – (8)

Jimmy is a ninja boy who for all intents and purposes has no defense but endurance. In stark contrast to him are our idols Kent and Sharon.

They are both firm believers that the best defense is "attack only."

But that doesn't mean they forget to be considerate to others, they just aren't as good at expressing it as others.

Aside from their own pain, they have a keen sense of balance as a group, not calculating it, but intuitively sensing the atmosphere of the place. Sometimes they are rivals, sometimes they are clowns... There are times when they show their own consideration, eliminating unnecessary friction like a lubricant. They also know their duties to a certain extent, and take pride in their daily routine.

It's a very dark feeling.

First thing in the morning, I rushed to the library and

He is a hard worker who studies hard in places where he can't. "Good luck, Kent! I'm sure it's not just your dream to become an RV pilot."

And in the case of Miss Sharon.

In general, she is not perceived by others as a member of the opposite sex, or as a woman. This is not because she wishes it to be so, but because her words and actions are perceived in a way that is completely different from what the other person expects.

But that's part of her charm.

In the case of Kents.

He is obliged to read the Monroe Military Yearbook every year to absorb knowledge and to provide information on it at any time.

She worries (albeit briefly).

I wonder if I've really changed as much as everyone says I have...

"That's not true," I said. "You already have the wisdom, courage, and kindness to become an adult, or even a mother... but right now, the flower in your heart is still just a bud."

Today, like today, they are somewhere performing a comedy routine, telling their true feelings, just like Don Quixote and Sancho Panza. And it is what we adults long for...

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