Chapter 39

Intellectual conversation. 2007/02/25 20:35 In the school library. Yes, the same library that has all those helpful literature, science, and history texts. … Actually, it shames me to admit that when I was a student (okay, I still am a student), I never got very much use out of it, so I’m not familiar with how it works… The same library that has not a single entertaining book unrelated to study. Yes, out of those school libraries packed full of (supposedly) intellectual textbooks… … I have heard that some actually have copies of My Girlfriend’s a Geek, which is centered around distinctly unintellectual conversation between Y-ko and yours truly. … It’s a thing to be grateful for. True, I guess it’s not that big of a stretch… … Wait, what? * Junjo/Junai series: The Junjo series is a manga while the Junai series is a novel. The Junjo Romantica manga is drawn by Shungiku Nakamura, while the Junai Romantica novels are written by Miyako Fujisaki with illustrations and concept by Shungiku Nakamura. In fact, the Junai novels are a story written by the Junjo manga character Akihiko Usami. In other words, it’s a story by Akihiko Usami told through the pen of Miyako Fujisaki. Confusing, huh? Let’s see what you’ve got, Y-ko. Is that the end of it? Already?! And what exactly did you think was “intellectual” about this, Y-ko?! * Sazabi: A psycommu-equipped Newtype mobile suit that appears in Mobile Suit Gundam: Char’s Counterattack. It utilizes the psychowaves emitted by Newtypes to control all the onboard systems. A very advanced craft miles beyond what was seen in the original Mobile Suit Gundam, where Amuro operated his first mobile suit with the manual in hand. I see! The age-old mystery has finally been solved! Plus, we get the Nikkei paper, which has the TV guide hidden in the middle. Must be hard to search for it! A first page covered with Sebas. That’s an image that can only inspire fear. If I saw it in a dream, it would be a nightmare by default. Did you just notice? And I didn’t realize you were still focused on your “intellectual” discussion. Voice actors? And what happened to “intellectual”? * Prince of Tennis’s Keigo Atobe and Fate/stay night’s Archer were both played by actor Junichi Suwabe. He’s also responsible for roles in Nana (Kyosuke Takakura), Nodame Cantabile (Toru Kikuchi), LoveCom (Kuniumi Maitake), Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny (Sting Oakley, Malik Yardbirds, Mars Simeon). Is there no limit to his talent?! “Be awed at the sight of my prowess” is the catchphrase of PoT’s Keigo Atobe.