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Each couple in Tsurezure children rated (spoilers)

(sidenote: these rates don't (necessarily) reflect if a couple would be good together but rather if their comic strips are fun to read)

Saki Kanda/ Haruhiko Takase - 2/10

They are kind of the main couple of the series but the only thing they have going on for themselves are the constant misunderstandings that define their comic strips. Oh and not being able to talk about their feelings. Aside from a couple creative misunderstandings, their drama gets stale and old *really* fast.

Haruhiko Takase / Alice Himemiya - 8/10

Alice's whole dark humor yandere act was a little- much at the beginning, but later on found it's curve rather nicely. Takase rejecting Alice at the end of their arc was both believable and realistic ending to them, and his rejection was nicely written. I admit to getting just a tiny bit emotional. Also Alice ending up helping Kanda because she grows to wish for Takase to be happy even if it's with someone else is beautiful.

Alice Himemiya / Akimasa Noro - 4/10

Noro's main stitch of thinking Alice is into him when she is very clearly not isn't badly written but the constant misunderstandings does grow old - which is why I'm glad that particular plot thread wasn't that long. When Noro comes to comfort Alice after she gets rejected, the scene was nice and the emotions good. I just wish they didn't end up together (sorta-kinda) afterwards since that required for Alice to get over her god knows how long infatuation with Takase in like three seconds flat and reeks of pair the spares. Them becoming just close friends would have been awesome.

Yuki Minagawa / Jun Furuya - 7/10

Full disclosure, I didn't really like Minagawa's character at first. I found her constant teasing kind of annoying. It got especially annoying when Furuya did start liking her back but couldn't tell if she was being sincere with her feelings because of her relentless teasing. Like maybe it's just my own issues talking but toying with someone's feelings ain't cool. That said, their relationship progresses nicely, and they have some really cute moments together. And the later part of their arcs focusing more on Minagawa bonding with Furuya's little sister Hotaru instead of their now pretty stable relationship is both fresh and cute. Near the end of the story when Minagawa and Hotaru (said little sister) get their own platonic get together moment, I admit to being moved. Like, Minagawa / Hotaru platonic relationship was 9/10, I loved it.

Hotaru Furuya / that random guy at the end - 6/10

Now this relationship is just a book end for how Minagawa and Furuya's first comic strip played out in the manga. The book end is nice, but there is no relationship to get invested in since it's just one comic strip. Which leads it to being just, okay.

Chiyo Kurihara / Takao Yamane 8/10

Takao's low self esteem is played for both drama and comedy, but affects things pretty realistically. The early dynamic with Takao's struggle to connect with Chiyo added to his wonderfully written friendship with Tomomichi is fun. I especially love when early on, Tomomichi is fast to assure Takao that their friendship isn't so fragile that they have to hang out all the time, which is later mirrored with Chiyo assuring Takao that their relationship isn't fragile like that either. Both the romantic and platonic relationships are shown as important. Oh and Chiyo going out of her way to show interest in Takao's hobbies is amazing.

Yukari Nashimoto / Kazuya Sonobe - 7/10

Their growing emotions are portrayed rather realistically, and Nashimoto's struggle with her body image is relatable (even if it's comically overblown at times). I like how the manga showed that her struggles with her self image did affect her relationships and actions big time, even leading her to rejecting Sonobe the first time he asks her out. Like, even when the manga was being light and comical, her anxieties did have real consequences - and realistic ones at that. Cute couple, good character arcs.

Fuyumi Toda / Yoshiharu Sunagawa 7/10

They aren't featured enough for their stoic joke to get old which is good. And they put a spin on it often enough to be fun. That said, Toda is a bit hard to get invested in since Sunagawa is the one doing the actual heavy lifting in their relationship.

Kimihito Onizuka / Sawa Yamada 3/10

Okay so they have pretty much only one joke and that is Onizuka's rapping thing. I does get kind of boring. But they have almost no misunderstandings, and are just nice to each other even from the beginning which is- nice. Now on the other hand Onizuka's friendship journey was 10/10, easily one of the best parts of the manga.

Ayane Matsuura / Urara Takahashi 9/10

Okay so this is a platonic relationship but GOD I wish they had gotten together. Their relationship is one of a drama club vice-president/newbie, and the struggles they face along the way are very real and handled well. It's like the dynamic most people seek from teacher/student relationships but without the inherent issues with such a dynamic. Urara is a bit of a hit or miss with her jokes tho (I mean I liked her well enough but yeah).

Kazuko Hosokawa / Shinichi Katori ???/10

So the comical value comes from Katori being- Katori. Which is fun. And when Kazuko gets in on the act, that is fun too - especially since Ayane is there to throw shade about it. And I did like that they didn't get together in the end. But ??? their interactions sometimes feel like a crack smoking AI wrote them. Like the kind of dialogue you write at three AM feeling real profound but when you read it in the morning it just sounds? Like, so much? Except they play the dialogue and actions completely straight which makes it work somehow? Idk

Chizuru Takano / Takuro Sugawara 7/10

Okay, so their relationship (especially early on) is also marred with increasingly stupid misunderstandings. But (especially Takano's) growing crush is really cute, and their relationship does have that puppy love feel to it which is adorable. Even while being relatively drama free couple, their relationships is just nice to read about - maybe because they are relatively drama free later on. Though I must admit the whole drama free thing works mostly because there are so many drama couples around they become a breath of fresh air instead of boring.

Noriko Yoshinaga / Takuro Sunawara 4/10

Okay so this isn't really a relationship that happens but since I included Hotaru/random guy, I decided to mention this too. So, Noriko confesses and gets rejected, and later supports Takano. It's just nice, I guess, that it just happened. No overblown drama, no misunderstandings (between these two, that is)- just, Noriko confessed and Sunawara rejected her. That's it. And then later Noriko supports Takano with her relationship with her ex-crush no problem.

Kana Ijima / Chiaki Uchimura 9/10

Their story starts with a misunderstanding but improves massively later on. While they have their comical struggles and moments, they also face some realistic problems that are often handled with maturity. Some of their fights are especially resolved with a level of maturity I didn't expect. When they "break up" and then get back together, that was a clear moment of growth for both of them (especially Chiaki) and their relationship. Tsurezure Children is a story (stories?) about high school children so statistics are sadly against all of them, making it likely some if not most of them won't make the distance. But I can really see these do making it.

Patricia Caulfield / Keisuke Tsuji 6/10

The sushi joke is cute enough, and I love when it spreads to affect other couples. But their main drama about moving forward in their relationship feels overblown. Like, a real issue and real conflicting emotions but the way it's written makes it seem like it's far more serious of a problem than it is. On the other hand tho they are high school kids and god knows at that age something like a first kiss with your date-mate can be The Thing. Their other main drama, however, about Patricia moving back to America is realistic while still maintaining the manga's easy atmosphere for the most part.

Ayaka Kamine / Takeru Gouda 8/10

They get together pretty much from the very beginning, which is really nice. That means their drama can be focused on developing their relationship instead of (like almost every other couple) trying to get together in the first place. Now most of their struggles are more, lowkey? Like, their big drama isn't about "oh, will we get married" but instead about "oh, I have to learn to communicate with my SO". It gives that first relationship feel which is cute. Also, Goda is pretty stoic but communicates well which I love. Kamine's drama about not wanting to be too clingy isn't the best tho. At times it actually feels kind of uncomfortable (most notably when she thinks she wishes he wouldn't talk to other girls).

Tomomichi Motoyama / Iori Enomoto 7/10

The mirroring between Tomomichi supporting Takao's relationship with Chiyo versus Takao supporting Tomomichi's relationship with Enomoto is precious. And Tomomichi is good character and deserved the added focus he got. Tomomichi has all these ideas about his place and what he can/cannot aim for, which is fun enough to read about. Him slowly gaining confidence to finally confess is a good character arc. That said, the story blunders greatly IMO by giving him both the confession and rejection. Like, Enomoto telling she already has someone she's into was a good enough twist - not all feelings are returned. But then the story cheats by having these two get together anyway. The first one is in itself a nice twist, while the latter makes Tomomichi finally act on all the advice he himself gave Takao early on, which is also nice. JUST NOT RIGHT AFTER ONE ANOTHER.

Takao Yamane / Tomomichi Motoyama 100000/10

Their friendship is perfect.

Sayaka Chiba / Yoichi Kirihara 7/10

Like most, I too had my teacher/student romance phase. But it is over and that's why their relationship scared the crap out of me as it developed. But then, in the end, he rejects her. It was amazing. Now, Chiba's interest in her teacher is written well and easy to understand. And Kirihara's growing in interest in her isn't written in a gross way, but rather in a way where it's easy to see how it could happen even if it should, under no circumstances, happen (I must repeat - no high school teacher should have romantic attraction towards their student). So for all that buildup to result in Kirihara still rejecting Chiba because them getting together would be grossly wrong was wonderful to me. Also, I liked their reconciliation afterwards since it was focused in them restoring their good teacher/student dynamic without romantic undertones.

Mai Tojo / Taichi Ogiue 6/10

Tojo's main stitch about being too shy to confess / not being ready to confess does get old, especially with all the bad communication added on. BUT them developing a friendship before getting together is WONDERFUL, and Tojo's confession at the end is super cute. And I loved how it subverted the whole "unheard confession" trope with Ogiue hearing her love confession she meant to whisper out loud just for herself. And then they just get together. Cute and fun.

Yuuki Kaga / Satsuki Sasahara 9/10

Kaga's emotional journey is one of the best written in the manga. It's relatable and feels real, even when he finds out that Sasahara is already in relationship with someone else. I especially loved how it was never a question of "winning her over" once he finds out and instead in the end he confessed simply to move on. And the rejection was just so well written; him bracing himself for the rejection he knew was coming, her being surprised and flattered but still firmly rejecting him, and then- just, even when Kaga knew Sasahara was already in love with someone else, the way he starts crying even while trying to stay strong when she run towards Yukawa with the biggest smile on her face- that scene always makes me cry.

Satsuki Sasahara / Hideki Yukawa 6/10

Their relationship is kind of out of focus since the love triangle between Sasahara, Kaga and Nanase is in the focus most of the time but it was still pretty lovely. They have very little drama, they are cute together and when they are in the focus, they are fun enough to read about. That said since Yukawa is really EXTRA out of focus he's almost no more than a satellite love interest.

Yuuki Kaga / Kaoru Nanase 6/10

Given that they have known one another for a long time, it helped give their relationship depth especially with *how* and *why* they got to the point where they are. I also like that their animosity wasn't born of some simple misunderstanding but rather something a little more grounded. That said, Kaga does move on too fast from his feelings towards Sasahara (a fact he lampshades himself) and Nanase does near bully him most of the time which I hate. So. It's a mixed bag. And THAT said, I did like Nanase's conflict between jealousy and wanting to actually be there for Kaga with his feelings towards Sasahara.

Chihiro Soma / Haruka Saejima 5/10

Their initial misunderstanding where Saejima thinks they are dating and Soma thinks they are training is- different enough to be fun but goes on for far too long. That said the fall out from the misunderstanding was good, and later on Soma's struggle to grow into being equals is also different from the other story lines. Too much drama that could be solved if Saejima wasn't about to pass out from how cute Soma is every five seconds, but I liked them.

Ryoko Kaji / Masfumi Akagi 9/10

I admit outright that I'm biased with this since Ryoko was, without doubt, my favorite character. Her character arc was amazing and she is amazing. But their relationship is fun to read since most of the drama in it is, in the end, external and them just reacting to it (the drama coming from her attempt to become a better student). Their (and especially hers) struggles with it feels real and authentic. I also like how Ryoko's character growth isn't centered around her romantic relationship (even if it is the main catalyst for it) but rather she forms connections with some friends and her mother too. Now this results in Akagi feeling a bit flat most of the time, but with him steadily supporting Ryoko and having his own thoughts and ideas it didn't bother me. Also him crying after hearing Ryoko got accepted into college was very moving. And I did like how he pushed her into forming those other meaningful relationships instead of wanting her to focus just on him. Only his borderline sexual harassment keeps me from actually liking him.

Erika Shibasaki / Shinji Ubukata 8/10

Erika's main character arc has NOTHING to do with romance which is good and stands out among the mostly romance based character arcs. Also their crushes develop believably. Now that said Erika is a bit- a lot annoying sometimes. As is Shinji. So really, it's a match made in Heaven. Their friends also supporting and teasing them is fun.

Erika Shibasaki / Ryoko Kaji 8/10

Not a romantic relationship but lowkey my favorite arc is Ryoko trying to retrieve Erika's Miss Wasibasi mask. Also, friendship.

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historyhermann · 1 year

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Why "Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story" Is a Must-See Anime

Eve is an underground golfer who competes to support street orphans, using her skills to destroy the spirits of her opponents. One day she meets her match, a Japanese girl who is just as skilled as her... and the match is on!

Reprinted from The Geekiary, my History Hermann WordPress blog, and Wayback Machine. This was the thirty-seventh article I wrote for The Geekiary. This post was originally published on May 14, 2022.

Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story is sports anime directed by Takayuki Inagaki. It centers on Eve, a girl who golfs illegally to raise money for three orphans, in a European county, Nafres, and the rich Japanese girl who matches her skill and determination to a tee.

As a warning, this recommendation discusses spoilers for the first six episodes of Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story.

Eve and her friend Lily outside of their residence in the slums

Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story is much more than a common sports anime story. The latter is very popular. Some consider it an "outstanding" subgenre within shonen. Fans cheer for specific teams and become entranced in the plays of their favorite characters.

Eve (voiced by Kito Akari) is a scrappy, spunky teenager. She often works alongside her friend and caddy, Lily Lipmann (voiced by Akira Sekine). Eve uses her masterful golf skills to earn money through underground golf games. She strives to ensure that she, Lily, Klein Clara (voiced by Kinoshita Sayaka), Lily's sister, and Klein's three adopted children can continue living in their hovel in the slums.

This all changes when she meets Aoi Tenwa (voiced by Asami Seto). Aoi is a Japanese girl who likes playing golf for pleasure rather than for money. She is immediately impressed by Eve's golf drives and challenges her to a game. Their talents collide. Eve, nicknamed the "Rainbow Bullet", uses her skills to face off against Aoi, learning the pleasure behind golf itself.

Mafia bosses Catherine, Rose Alleon, and Nicholas, have dynamic personalities. The same is the case for Aoi's caddy and adviser, Amane Shoijo and Rose's right-hand woman, Anri. Aoi's mother, and CEO of Tenwashi Group, has a strong personality as well. The famous underground golfer, Vipère, also known as the "Grim Reaper", and junior golf champion Helene Robert leave a lasting impression.

The series also features characters such as Eve's former golf "master", Leo Millafoden, wanna-be professional caddy at Raijin Girls' Academy, Ichina Saotome, Raijin Girls' Academy adviser Reiya Amuro, and hard-working golfer at Raijin Girls' Academy, Kinue Jinguji. Skilled voice actors such as Shuichi Ikeda, Saki Fujita, Toru Furuya, and Nakahara Mai voiced these characters.

Also appearing in the series is golf ace Mizuho Himekawa, a golfer who works with Mizuho at Nadanan Sports Girls' Academy, Kaede Oikawa, a high-ranked golfer at Kaoran Girls' High School, Kaoruko Iijima, Kaoruko's golfing pair, Kuyou Iseshiba, a skilled golfer at Raijin Girls' Academy, Haruka Misono, an injured golfer named Chris Christie and Aoi's father, Kazuhiko Hodaka. Yukari Tamura, Yuu Kobayashi, M ・ A ・ O, Satomi Arai, and Kiyoko Yonekura voice these characters.

The series theme song, composed and written by Kohmi Hirose, and arranged by Suketo Makusu, is full of energy. It makes you excited about watching each episode. Hirose, on the show's official website, said that she arranged the song with "raw strings" and that she sang it with all her heart, hoping to give "more momentum" to the series.

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Unlike other anime, diversity is central to Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story. In fact, a scene in the theme song hints that a Black female golfer, whose character has not been introduced yet, will appear in a future episode.

That is unique because anime and Black characters have a "sketchy past". Even with some amazing Black characters in the past, Black characters are "a little under-represented" in anime.

Although their names and voices are not yet known, Klein reveals, in the show's sixth episode, that her three adopted children, orphans who she took in, will be deported if she, Lily, and Eve are evicted from their home. The complexions of these cute orphans are shades of light to darker brown, implying they could be from countries in Asia, Africa, and elsewhere.

Even though the orphans seem to bond more with Lily, than with Eve, they don't ignore Eve. In fact, in one episode, Eve misses her match with Aoi, due to a late-night match with Vipère (voiced by Kaori Nazuka), a golfer contracted by Mafia boss Nicholas.

The orphans approach her in a childlike way, getting her out of her funk and pushing her to not wallow in her sorrow. This leads her to begin a virtual reality golf game later in the episode.

At the end of the fifth episode, and a major plot point in the sixth episode, is the issue of "urban renewal" and corrupt politicians. The former indicates racial injustices which are part and parcel of the system.

The neighborhood where Eve and her friends live is hinted to be a "dangerous" place, with shootings, corruption, and a presumed thriving black market. Even so, this is portrayed as a cold, hard reality, as part of a system imposed upon them.

There is more than political bribes, assassinations, and a Mafia-backed "redevelopment" plan in Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story. This show's off-the-wall logic and over-the-top melodrama come to the fore with the scheduled demolition of Eve's home. It is the opening salvo of gentrification, necessitating evictions and the destruction of residences. In their place will be a casino and the "necessary" accouterments.

There is debate on whether gentrification is a "process of change" creating conflict between new arrivals to a neighborhood and long-time residents or a process in which an influx of middle-class or wealthy people stream into a poor area of a city, rebuilding and renovating businesses and houses, often displacing the poorer residents. In any case, if the development plan is successful, the slum will be turned, over time, into an "upper-middle-class playground".

Although some episodes of City of Ghosts, an all-aged animated series, talk about gentrification in San Francisco, this anime is different. It smacks you in the face with its focus on inequality, immigration, deportation, and political corruption. This anime makes clear that some, like Mafia bosses, will do anything to get what they want, rigging and manipulating the political system for their benefit.

With Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story, you can't ignore, look away, or push off these themes as something that only exists in a fantasy world. They are something that the characters have to confront. After all, Eve's determination to face Aoi in another match resulted in Catherine (voiced by Umeka Shoji) using underhanded methods to get her into the U15 Women's World Championship.

This led Eve to unknowingly trigger the Mafia-backed slum redevelopment plan. The area, including the hovel where she, Lily, Klein, and Klein's three adopted children, is being demolished, along with other illegal shops, as part of a racially tinged "urban renewal" plan.

This makes her feel guilty and furious with herself, and with Rose (voiced by Toa Yukinari). After training with Vipère, who has become her friend-of-sorts, she sides against Catherine and Rose. She plays on behalf of another Mafia boss, Nicholas, and against Rose, her former mentor.

Future episodes of the series, with a possible 12-episode order, will shine a light on this subject. It is a topic that I've never seen any other anime focus on. It is something that Western animation would shy away from, wanting to be "kid-friendly" and appeal to network executives.

Aoi and Eve together in a virtual reality golf game both in costumes

The official site of Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story declaresthat this is the "first original anime series" which focuses on women's golf. Whether that is the case or not, girls' love, i.e. yuri, is a central component in the story. In fact, Briana Lawrence's article for The Mary Sue, entitled "There’s No Heterosexual Explanation for the Golf Girl Anime" inspired me to start watching this series in the first place!

Whether or not Eve or Aoi are a canon romantic couple, there are clear yuri vibes. This manifests itself in their interactions with one another. Both are excited to face each other in golf games and care about each other on some level.

From the get-go, Aoi is impressed with Eve's golf style, after she sees Helene (voiced by Minami Takahashi) walk away in defeat, complete with "Blue Bullet[s]" and other magical girl-esque golf drives. Eve is amazed at Aoi's developed golf skills. All the while, Amane (voiced by Ami Koshimizu) repeatedly fails in attempts to make Aoi "forget" Eve.

Aoi's mother (voiced by Yuko Kaida) even investigates Eve after Aoi gushes about her when returning to Japan. After it is clear that "Eve Aleon", her "official" name during the U15 Women's World Championship, is not real, she determines her to not be a threat.

She declares that since Eve is an underground golfer with ties to the Mafia, working for a crime syndicate obsessed with golf, she is not a "threat". While this going on, Eve, dressed as a catgirl, meets Aoi in a virtual reality golf game frequented by Japanese players. After Eve apologizes for missing an early morning golf game with Aoi, both play a round of virtual golf together.

Steve Jones, writing for Anime News Network, states that like any other sports anime, the rivalry Eve and Aoi have is romantic, as much as "anything else". This would be the case even if the series implies they are half-sisters like Cassandra and Rapunzel in Tangled.

Jones argued, in another review, that Eve dismisses Vipére's flirtation, declaring that Aoi's name is "already inscribed in her heart". He rightly described this as an example of a "real disaster lesbian hours". He adds that even if these romantic tropes are only a device to add more layers to the story, it "doesn't make it any less gay." I can't agree more!

The series has been received positively by fans on Twitter and elsewhere. Some have shipped Eve and Vipére, noted beautiful female characters, and said the show is amazing, and a masterpiece.

The Eve and Vipére ship has some basis in the show. Both train together for the upcoming match between Eve and her former mentor, Rose. The game, taking place in the next scheduled episode, will decide the fate of her home at a special golf course owned and operated by Catherine, a shrewd Mafia boss.

Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story is more than "golf yuri" as Jones describes it. Rather the series is energetic, gleefully weird, and almost makes golf something that is cool and fun to watch, even if the sport itself is boring (in my opinion).

Accounts focusing on yuri anime news and anime fans have flocked to the show. Some have stated that the show has a lot of "girl bosses" and is "lesbians playing golf with mafia and explosions". Others love Eve as a character and declared that the anime is full of "hot ladies."

The three yet-to-be-named orphans of Klein are immigrants and will be deported if they are evicted from their home in the slums

You could recognize, as Jones did, that the series takes place in the Madlax cinematic universe. This could imply that the fan servicey yuri drama, Valkyrie Drive: Mermaid, and this series, are in the same universe. He argues that the writing of Yousuke Koruda has a lot to the ridiculousness of this anime, making it feel, as Jones put it "so special and stupefying."

All in all, there is no doubt that this anime is much more mature than Western animations, like The Owl House or The Ghost and Molly McGee. It has explosions, death, violence, blood, and all the rest, almost akin to Helluva Boss at some points. Even so, the orphans add a degree of cuteness to the series making you invested in the characters.

In fact, in the sixth episode of Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story, Eve revealed that she has no memories of her past beyond a few years ago. She tells Vipére that she had some sort of special golf abilities, implying that she is a golf supersoldier. This could be hinting that she is a long-forgotten half-sister of Aoi. In any case, human experimentation will likely be a future theme.

Episodes in the rest of this season, and a possible second season, may tackle Eve's often-overconfidence, determination to do anything to beat her friends, and reckless golf playing. Such passionate playing got her involved in some shady dealings. It also resulted in her becoming a walking advertisement for certain products, as she was at the U15 Women's World Championship.

There may be more rigged games too. After all, during the golf tournament, Anri (voiced by Omikawa Chiaki), at the direction of Rose, pointed a laser in Aoi's eye so she would miss the shot. In another episode, Vipère used a poisonous scent to throw Eve off her game. It remains to be seen if Eve escapes the web of Mafia control.

I'm not a big sports person myself and dislike the whole sports culture. Previous sports anime I've watched, like Kandagawa Jet Girls and Tamayomi, were only mildly interesting. Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story is different. I liked it a lot better than I thought I would.

Eve might travel to Japan, meet Aoi, and challenge her to a game. She might continue underground golf games and intense training with Vipére. Her shady, underground dealings may pull in her friends. Again, golf matches will continue to "solve" disputes. Although Eve has put Aoi in the back of her mind as she fights to save her home, they will cross paths again in the future.

Those who work on this series are a talented bunch. The show's director, Takayuki Inagaki, worked on Rosario + Vampire and Chio's School Road. Kuroda, the show's writer, wrote for Valkyrie Drive: Mermaid, Mobile Suit Gundam 00, and My Hero Academia. A professional golf coach named Toru Inoue and the Global Golf Media Group worked with the show's staff to make sure it accurately portrays golf games.

If Birdie Wing: Golf Girls' Story ever gets a dub, Black voice actors may voice some of the orphans and the Black female golfer. This would add to the growing roster of Black voice actors for anime dubs.

The series is currently streaming on Crunchyroll. The next episode, entitled "Aoi-colored Bullet", will air on May 17.

Go watch this anime!

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Rose in the Embers

You came from the imperial capital of the Taisho era!

Kyosuke Takatsukasa | Takahisa Togo | Misao Higuchi | Tsukumo Kobayakawa | Atsuro Shibusawa

Our Private Homeroom

There were also teachers from Shirogaoka High School...!

Ryota Mochizuki | Yohji Furuya | Shuya Komaki

Kings of Paradise

The best men are now available...!

💟 Since 2018

A World With(out) You

Tonight, these guys also came to see you again.

Kotaro Kamiyama | Saku Fukazawa | Kento Miyoshi | Kiyohiro Amemiya

Masquerade Kiss

Today, these people have a slightly dangerous scent...!

Kazuomi Shido | Yuzuru Shiba | Kei Soejima | Boss / Seiichi Setoyanagi

Romance MD: Always on Call

There were also members of the Seikai University Hospital and the Special Lifesaving Department...!

💟 Since 2019

Destind: Mr. Almost Right

All of these people, who are rarely gathered together, are all together today!

Love's Hella Punk

He rushed to see you today!

Tengoku Shima | Tatsunoshin Utsuki | Daiki Hazeki | Akira Kousaka

💟 Since 2020

Professional Boyfriend

These two are also the same...!

Banri Saki | Ikki Tatsumi

💟 Since 2021

Oops, I Said Yes?!

The last is...! These people came from Miyoshi Kukansha Co., Ltd.!

Kunihiro Kasai | Kiba Kuranosuke | Shu Hasunuma | Eiji Takao | Sengawa Ukyo

#Voltage Inc #Love 365 #100シーンの恋+#100恋+#Otome Romance #Otome Games #100 Love+#the 4th anniversary #Japanese Version #Titles 61 & Characters 396 #Part 2

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anestheticrage · 3 years

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Finally digging into the game BGM. This was one of my favorites so far.

(Pixiv artist: れんじ )

#idk the exact track name but it's a PB track so there ya go #promised blood #magia record #f4samurai #magia record bgm #video game soundtrack #magireco #pmmm #i also don't know which specific composers did which songs so enjoy the list of ALL OF THEM #crimson resolve #juri oba #hikaru kirari #yuna kureha #ao kasane #aniplex #gacha #funky #れんじ #pixiv art

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iconsofanimes · 7 years

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#Saki Kanda #Kanda Saki #Haruhiko Takase #Takase Haruhiko #Jun Furuya #Furuya Jun #Yuki Minagawa #Minagawa Yuki #anime icons #anime screencap #Tsurezure Children

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dreamsfullofdragons · 4 years

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LGBTQ+ Manga

I’m making a list of licensed queer manga, since I always forget them whenever I’m asked. Please tell me ones I’ve missed!

*digital only release

Gay

10 Dance by Satou Inoue

Bad Boys Happy Home by SHOOWA

Black or White by Sachimo

Blue Flag by Kaito

The Cat Proposed by Dento Hayane

Canis Dear Mr. Rain by Zakk

Caramel by Puku Okuyama (digital)

Chéri, My Destiny! by Okoge Mochino

Cherry Magic! Thirty Years Of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?! by Yuu Toyota

Classmates by Asamiko Nakamura

The Cornered Mouse Dreams of Cheese by Setona Mizushiro*

Deko Boko Sugar Days by Atsuko Yusen

Deko Boko Bittersweet Days by Atsuko Yusen

Don’t Call Me Daddy by Gorou Kanbe

Don’t Call Me Dirty by Gorou Kanbe

Entangled Circumstances by Kikuko Kikuya

An Even More Beautiful Lie by Kei Kanai

Fangs by Billy Balibally

Given by Natsuki Kizu

Glass Syndrome by Eiko Ariki

The God and the Flightless Messenger by Hagi

Go For It, Nakamura! by Syundei

Hanger by Hirotaka Kisaragi

His Extra-Large, Ever-So-Lovely... by Omoimi*

Hitorijime My Hero by Memeco Arii

I Can Hear the Sunspot by Yuki Fumino

I Cannot Reach You by Mika

Katakoi Lamp by Kyohei Azumi

Key Ring Lock by ymz*

Kisses, Macarons, and Lonely Pie by Hyougo Kijima

Koimonogatari by Tohru Tagura

Links by Natsuki Kizu

Liquor & Cigarettes by Ranmaru Zariya (both are bi)

Like Two Peas in a Pod by Kanbe Gorou

Manly Appetites: Minegishi Loves Otsu by Mito

Monster and the Beast by Renji

My Brother’s Husband by Gengoroh Tagame

My Summer of You by Nagisa Furuya

New York New York by Ragawa Marimo

The Night Beyond the Tricornered Window by Tomoko Yamashita*

No. 6 by Hinoki Kino, Atsuko Asano

No Touching at All by Kou Yoneda*

Our Dining Table by Mita Ori

Our Not So Lonely Travel Guide/Bokura no chikyuu no arukikata by Mone Sorai

RePlay by Saki Tsukahara

The Rule of Standing on Tiptoe by Puku Okuyama (digital)

Sarazanmai (novel) by Kunihiko Ikuhara and Teruko Utsumi

Sarazanmai: Reo and Mabu by IKUNIRAPPER, Kunihiko Ikuhara, Misaki Saitoh, miggy

Sasaki and Miyano by Syou Harusono

Scattering His Virgin Bloom by Aya Sakyo

A Season of Young Leaves by Venio Tachibana, Akeno Kitahata

Seven Days by Tachibana Venio, Takarai Rihito

Star Collector by Sophie Schönhammer, Anna Backhausen

The Song of Yoru and Asa by Harada

Summer of the Fox by Nacolat (summer 2022)

The Summer of You (My Summer of You Vol. 1) by Nagisa Furuya

That Blue Sky Feeling by Okura

There Are Things I Can’t Tell You by Edako Mofumofu

This Wonderful Season WIth You by Yusen Atsuko

Twilight Out of Focus by Jyanome *

The Two Lions by Nagisa Furuya

A Vampire and His Pleasant Companions by Narise Konohara, Marimo Ragawa

What Did You Eat Yesterday? by Fumi Yoshinaga

The Wize Wize Beasts of the Wizarding Wizdom by Nagabe

Would You Like to Be a Family? by Koyama

Yes, No, Or Maybe? (novel) by Michi Ichiho, Lala Takemiya

Lesbian

Adachi and Shimamura (novel) by Hitoma Iruma

Adachi and Shimamura (manga) by Moke Yuzuhara

After Hours by Yuuta Nishio

Akuma no Riddle by Sunao Minakata, Yun Kouga

All You by Ruri Hazuki *

Alter Ego by Ana C. Sanchez

Assymetry by sheepd*

As You Wish by Aosaki Rusou (digital)

Beauty and the Beast Girl by Neji

Bloom Into You by Nakatani Nio

Bloom Into You (novel) by Hitoma Iruma, Nakatani Nio

Breath of Flowers by Caly

Can I Pretend to Buy You With Money? by Tachi (digital)

Catch These Hands by Murata

Chasing After Aoi Koshiba by FLY

Cocoon Entwined by Yuriko Hara

Conditions of Paradise by Akiko Morishima

Days of Love at Seagull Villa by Kodama Naoko

The Demon Girl Next Door by Izumo Ito

Donuts Under a Crescent Moon by Shio Usui

Eclair by ASCII Media Works

Even If We Became Adults by Takako Shimura

Failed Princesses by Ajiichi

Farewell to My Alter by Nio Nakatani

Fragtime by Sato

Futaribeya by Yukiko

Girlfriends by Milk Morinaga

Goodbye, My Rose Garden by Dr. Pepperco

GUNBURED × SISTERS by Wataru Mitogawa

Hana and Hina After School by Milk Morinaga

Harukana Receive by Nyojizai

HIRAETH -The End of the Journey by Yuhki Kamatani* (this might have more representation but I’ve only read 2 chapters so far)

How Do We Relationship? by Tamifull

I Love You So Much I Hate You by Yuni

I Love Yuri and I Got Bodyswapped with a Fujoshi! by Aijiichi

I Married My Best Friend To Shut My Parents Up by Kodama Naoko

If I Could Reach You by tMnR

If We Leave on the Dot by Ayu Inui

It’s Personnel! by Yuni

Kase-san and... by Hiromi Takashima

Kiss and White Lily For My Dearest Girl by Canno

The Life of a Yuri Couple in Love by mk*

A Lily Blooms in Another World by Kaeruda Ameko *

Magnum Lily by Rei Abe*

Monologue Woven For You by Syu Yasaka

Mushroom Girls in Love by Kei Murayama

My Alcoholic Escape From Reality by Nagata Kabi (third in the “series”, but probably can be read alone like the second)

My Idol Sits the Next Desk Over! by Tetsu Tsutsui and Koyubi Sugawara*

My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness by Nagata Kabi

My Solo Exchange Diary by Nagata Kabi (technically the sequel, but can be read separate from My Lesbian Experience)

Nameless Asterism by Kina Kobayashi

Night and Day by Yu Akegata (manga planet)

Now Loading..! by Mikanuji

Otherside Picnic (novel) by Iori Miyazawa

Out Teachers Are Dating! by Pikachi Ohi

Our Wonderful Days by Kei Hamuro

Pandora in the Crimson Shell: Ghost Urn by Shirow Masamune and Rikudou Koushi

The Rain and the Other Side of You by Moto Monoma (digital)

Roadqueen by Mira Ung Chua

Roll Over and Die (novel) by kiki, kenta

Sailor Moon by Naoko Takeuchi

School Zone Girls by Ningiyau

Secret of the Princess by Milk Morinaga

semelparous by Jun Ogino

Sexiled: My Sexist Party Leader Kicked Me Out, So I Teamed Up With a Mythical Sorceress! (novel) by Kaeruda Ameko, Miya Kazutomo

Shiori and Yuki by Twa (digital)

Side-by-Side Dreamers (novel) by Iori Miyazawa

Strawberry Fields Once Again by Kazura Kinosaki (Dec. 2020)

Superwomen in Love! by sometime (Apr. 2021)

Sweet Blue Flowers by Takako Shimura

Syrup: A Yuri Anthology by Yoshimurakana, Kodama Naoko etc

A Tropical Fish Yearns For Snow by Makoto Hagino

Vampeerz by Akili (Jul. 2021)

Wednesday - Maybe I Love You: Fubuki & Yuzu & Ruiro by Ruri Hazuki (digital)

Whenever Our Eyes Meet...: A Women's Love Anthology by ASCII Media Works

Whispered Words by Takashi Ikeda

Whisper Me a Love Song by Eku Takeshima

A White Rose in Bloom by Asamiko Nakamura

A Witch’s Love At The End of the World by Kujira

The Whole of Humanity Has Gone Yuri Except Me by Hiroki Haruse (June 2021)

Yunagi Marbled by Moto Monomo (digital)

Yuri Bear Storm by Ikunigomamonaka, Akiko Morishima

Yuri Is My Job! by miman

Yuri Life by Kurukuruhime

Bisexual

My Love Mix-Up! by Wataru Hinekure

Transgender

Boys Run the Riot by Keito Gaku (trans male)

The Bride Was a Boy by Chii (trans female)

Claudine by Riyoko Ikeda (trans male)

Wandering Son by Takako Shimura (trans male and trans female mcs)

Non-Binary

Love Me For Who I Am by Kata Konayama

Multiple Representations

Cardcaptor Sakura by Clamp (gay, lesbian, bisexual)

Love Me For Who I Am by Kata Konayama (non-binary, trans female, gay)

Our Dreams at Dusk (gay, lesbian, asexual, trans male, questioning)

#manga #lgbt manga #lgbt manga masterlist #lgbt #i think i made a mistake #trying to organize by rep #i feel like this list has become unwieldy #but too much work has gone into it lmao #april 2022 update

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saga-jihen · 3 months

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Yume o Te ni, Modoreru Basho mo Nai Hibi o (夢を手に、戻れる場所もない日々を, Spending The Days With a Dream and Nowhere to Go Home)

Sung by: Franchouchou (フランシュシュ) No.1 Sakura Minamoto (源さくら) [CV: Kaede Hondo (本渡楓)] No.2 Saki Nikaido (二階堂サキ) [CV: Asami Tano (田野アサミ)] No.3 Ai Mizuno (水野愛) [CV: Risa Taneda (種田梨沙)] No.4 Junko Konno (紺野純子) [CV: Maki Kawase (河瀬茉希)] No.5 Yugiri (ゆうぎり) [CV: Rika Kinugawa (衣川里佳)] No.6 Lily Hoshikawa (星川リリィ) [CV: Minami Tanaka (田中美海)] Composed by: Yōsuke Yamashita (山下洋輔) Lyrics by: Shin Furuya (古屋真) Album: Franchouchou The Best Revenge (フランシュシュ The Best Revenge)

“Days when there is no place to return to your dreams Let's go so that it can be said that it is an irreplaceable trip You can forget it like a dream Let's step forward even if the sun goes down Believe in the end and let's step forward”

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vgm-in-irregular-time-of-the-day · 4 years

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DAY 1797) Magia Record: Mahou Shoujo Madoka☆Magica Gaiden - Calculated Future

Composer: Yuki Kajiura, Yasuhisa Inoue, Naoki"naotyu-"Chiba, Ryo Furukawa, Kyohei Ozawa, Tatsuhiko Saiki, Saki Furuya

0:00 - 0:47 is all 5/4 (though personally I actually often feel it almost more like alternating 4/4 + 6/4 at times, more like a 10 quarter beat phrase with ambiguous division, but I realize that’s an unusual interpretation)

after that everything’s 6/8 until the loop!

#vgm #video game music #Magia Record: Mahou Shoujo Madoka☆Magica Gaiden #time signature #irregular time #irregular meter #irregular time signature #odd time #odd meter #odd time signature #uncommon time #uncommon meter #uncommon time signature

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mateushonrado · 5 years

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Status Post #8047: Super Sentai 101-200

Row 1 - Carranger (Yellow, Pink and Blue) [Yellow Racer: Natsumi Shinohara (Yuka Motohashi), Pink Racer: Yoko Yagami (Atsuko Kurusu) and Extra Hero (Blue): Signalman (Yoshinori Okamoto and Kenji Takechi in some episodes, voiced by Hochu Otsuka)], Megaranger [Mega Red: Kenta Date (Hayato Oshiba), Mega Black: Kouichirou Endou (Atsushi Ehara), Mega Blue: Shun Namaki (Masaya Matsukaze), Mega Yellow: Chisato Jougasaki (Eri Tanaka), Mega Pink: Miku Imamura (Mami Higshiyama) and Mega Silver: Yuusaku Hayakawa (Shigeru Kanai)] and Gingaman (Red) [Ginga Red: Ryouma (Kazuki Maehara)]

Row 2 - Gingaman (Green, Blue, Yellow, Pink and Black) [Ginga Green: Hayate (Koji Sueyoshi), Ginga Blue: Gouki (Shoei), Ginga Yellow: Hikaru (Nobuaki Takahashi), Ginga Pink: Saya (Juri Miyazawa) and Black Knight: Hyuuga (Teruaki Ogawa)] and GoGoV [Go Red: Matoi Tatsumi (Ryuichiro Nishioka), Go Blue: Nagare Tatsumi (Kenji Taniguchi), Go Green: Shou Tatsumi (Atsushi Harada), Go Yellow: Daimon Tatsumi (Kenji Shibata) and Go Pink: Matsuri Tatsumi (Kayoko Shibata)]

Row 3 - Timeranger [Time Red: Tatsuya Asami (Masaru Nagai), Time Pink: Yuri (Mika Katsumura), Time Blue: Ayame (Yuji Kido), Time Yellow: Domon (Shuhei Izumi), Time Green: Sion (Masahiro Kuranuki) and Time Fire: Naoto Takizawa (Shinji Kasahara)] and Gaoranger (Red, Yellow, Blue and Black) [Gao Red: Kakeru Shishi (Noboru Kaneko), Gao Yellow: Gaku Washio (Kei Horie), Gao Blue: Kai Samezu (Takeru Shibaki) and Gao Black: Soutaru Ushigome (Kazuyoshi Sakai)]

Row 4 - Gaoranger (White and Silver) [Gao White: Sae Taiga (Mio Takeuchi) and Gao Silver: Tsukumaro Ogami (Tetsuji Tamayama)], Hurricaneger [Hurricane Red: Yousuke Shiina (Shun Shiyoa), Hurricane Blue: Nanami Nono (Nao Nagasawa) and Hurricane Yellow: Kouta Bitou (Kohei Yamamoto)], Gouraiger [Kabuto Raiger (Crimson): Ikkou Kasumi (Yujiro Shirakawa) and Kuwaga Raiger (Navy): Isshu Kasumi (Nobuo Kyo)], Hurricanger (Green) [Shurikenger (Green): Asuka Kagura (Koji Kimura, voiced by Taiki Matsuno in suit, hence Matsuno's pic represents what Asuka would've looked like prior to renouncing his name and face, which forced him to remain in his costumed form permanently)] and Abaranger (Red and Blue) [Aba Red: Ryouga Hakua (Koichiro Nishi) and Abare Blue: Yukito Sanjyou (Shou Tomita)]

Row 5 - Abaranger (Yellow, Black and White) [Abare Yellow: Ranru Itsuki (Aiko Ito), Abare Black: Asuka (Kaoru Abe) and Abare Killer (White): Mikoto Nakadai (Kotaro Tanaka)] and Dekaranger (Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Pink, White and Black) [Deka Red: Banban Akaza (Ryuji Sainei), Deka Blue: Houji Tomasu (Tsuyoshi Hayashi), Deka Green: Sen'ichi Enari (Yousuke Itou), Deka Yellow: Marika Reimon (Ayumi Kinoshida), Deka Pink: Koume Kodou (Mika Kikuchi), Deka Break (White): Tekkan Aira (Tomozaku Yoshida) and Deka Master (Black): Doggie Kruger (Hideaki Kusaka, voiced by Tetsu Inada)]

Row 6 - Dekaranger (Orange/White) [Deka Swan (Orange/White): Swan Shiratori (Mako Ishino)], Magiranger [Magi Red: Kai Ozu (Atsushi Hashimoto), Magi Yellow: Tsubasa Ozu (Hiroya Matsumoto), Magi Blue: Urara Ozu (Asami Kai), Magi Pink: Houka Ozu (Ayumi Beppu), Magi Green: Makito Ozu (Yuuki Ito), Magi Shine (Gold): Hikaru / Sungel (Yousuke Ichikawa), Magi Mother (White): Miyuki Ozu (Azusa Watanabe) and Wolzard Fire: Isamu Ozu / Blagel (Tsutomu Isobe)] and Boukenger (Red) [Bouken Red: Satoru Akashi (Mitsuomi Takahashi)]

Row 7 - Boukenger (Black, Blue, Yellow, Pink, Silver and Gold) [Bouken Black: Masumi Ino (Yasuka Saitou), Bouken Blue: Souta Mogami (Masahi Mikami), Bouken Yellow: Natsuki Mamiya (Chise Nakamura), Bouken Pink: Sakura Nishihori (Haruka Suenaga), Bouken Silver: Eiji Takaoka (Masayuki Deai) and Extra Hero (Gold): Zubaan (Riichi Seike, voiced by Hideyuki Hori)], Super Sentai Generations [Aka Red (Keizo Yabe, voiced by Toru Furuya)] and Gekiranger (Red, Yellow and Blue) [Geki Red: Jan Kandou (Hiroki Suzuki), Geki Yellow: Ran Uzaki (Mina Fukui) and Geki Blue: Retsu Fukami (Manpei Tagaki)]

Row 8 - Gekiranger (Violet, White, Black and Green) [Geki Violet: Gou Fukami (Riki Miura), Geki Chopper (White): Ken Hisatsu (Sotaro Yasuda), Black Lion: Rio (Hirofumi Araki) and Green Chameleon: Mele (Yuka Hirata)] and Go-onger (Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Black and Gold) [Go-on Red: Sosuke Esumi (Yasuhisa Furuhara), Go-on Blue: Renn Kousaka (Shinwa Kataoka), Go-on Yellow: Saki Rouyama (Rina Aizawa), Go-on Green: Hant Jou (Masahiro Usui), Go-on Black: Gunpei Ishihara (Kenji Ebisawa) and Go-on Gold: Hiroto Sutou (Hidenoki Tokuyama)]

Row 9 - Go-onger (Silver) [Go-on Silver: Miu Sutou (Yumi Sugimoto)] and Shinkenger [Shinken Red: Takeru Shiba (Tori Matsuzaka), Shinken Blue: Ryunosuke Ikenami (Hiroki Aiba), Shinken Pink: Mako Shiraishi (Rin Takanashi), Shinken Green: Chiaki Tani (Shogo Suzuki), Shinken Yellow: Kotoha Hanaori (Suzuka Morita), Shinken Gold: Genta Umemori (Keisuke Sohma) and Princess Shinken Red: Kaoru Shiba (Runa Natsui)] and Goseiger (Red and Pink) [Gosei Red: Alata (Yudai Chiba) and Gosei Pink: Eri (Rika Satoh)]

Row 10 - Goseiger (Black, Yellow, Blue and Silver) [Gosei Black: Agri (Kyousuke Hamao), Gosei Yellow: Moune (Mikiho Niwa), Gosei Blue: Hyde (Kento Ono) and Gosei Knight (Silver): Groundion (Jiro Okamoto, voiced by Katsuyuki Konishi)] and Gokaiger [Gokai Red: Captain Marvelous (Ryota Ozawa), Gokai Blue: Joe Gibken (Yuki Yamada), Gokai Yellow: Luka Millfy (Mao Ichimichi), Gokai Green: Don Dogoier (Kazuki Shimizu), Gokai Pink: Ahim de Famille (Yui Koike) and Gokai Silver: Gai Ikari (Junya Ikeda)]

#super sentai

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