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Original manga, anime adaptation both ongoing Konami announced on Friday that it will release a Nintendo 3DS game based on Hiromu Shinozuka's PriPri Chi-chan!! manga on November 16. The game is titled PriPri Chi-chan!! PriPri Deco Room! The game will center on decorating rooms. In quest mode, players will use different types of "cute blocks" to fulfill room-decorating requests and earn more blocks. These blocks can then be used in creative mode to design the player's own virtual room. Players will be able to share their creations online. Shinozuka launched the ongoing Puri Puri Chii-chan!! in Shogakukan's Ciao shōjo magazine in March 2015. The fourth compiled book volume shipped on August 29. An ongoing anime anime adaptation premiered in April and Crunchyroll is streaming the series as it airs in Japan. The story of PriPri Chi-chan!! revolves around a girl named Yūka, who encounters a creature named Chii-chan who comes from the depths of the Earth (the name is a pu

This is probably anime heaven. Figure photographer and fellow New Yorker NY Otaku decided to take some amazing photos of his new room makeover. For reference, this is his old room: Now let's check out the newly remodeled room: NY Otaku wrote down in his desk diary: "I’ve made a few changes here and there over the past few months, as my collection continues to grow it’s always a challenge to find more room to display all my figures in one place. Most of the changes I’ve made are adding new additional shelving, as well as getting rid of some old stuff to make some room for more figures ^^." "In order to make enough room for my growing collection, it took a bit of re-organizing and pairing down of some of my items. " "One of the biggest changes which you might be able to see is that I got rid of my stereo system. " "One thing I also did to make more room was to get rid of some of the boxes I was saving, for some reason I felt

Benjamin Preisler Herbst cannot be a superhero, according to the state administration in Denmark. Well, he can't be one according to his name anyway. Herbst, who owns a toy shop in Denmark, had his heart set on changing his name to Superhero as a nod to his love of figures like Batman. He submitted an application to officially change his Christian name, but has been left reeling after his country's killjoy government rejected it outright. “The word superhero is the name of a fictional/non-existent figure who perform heroic deeds.” according to a spokesman of Denmark government, “We do not believe that “Superhero” meets the criteria for accreditation as a Christian name." Benjamin who says his home is so full of models of comic book characters that it resembles a "doll's house", feels hard done by. "I fully understand that people under 18 should be protected from being named silly names by their parents," the 26-year-o

For those crazy superhero fans, here’s a very good news for you: over 30 superhero movies will be released in the next 6 years. Awesome! Or OMG! Anyway, it looks like these superheroes are going to be there for you in a long long time, maybe even longer than your roommate. Well, then here comes the question: Who would be the best roommate? Batman? Spider-Man? Or Wonder Woman? Before you make the choice, you'd better check out the picture below. Trust me, it's very helpful. See? I said it's very helpful. Now you're free to make your choice. Wait, just another tip, there's a famous adage of China: Distance Produce Beauty. But if you still want to be with Wonder Woman? Well, be my guest.

Kelly Thompson and Emilio Laiso introduce a brand-new character and make her the focus of “Star Wars Annual” #2, and still manage to pair her up with a long-established character while squeezing in appearances from a few others. Pash Davane – or Bash, as she is called, for good reason – is an engineer-turned-janitor who lost her livelihood thanks to the war between the Galactic Empire and the Rebellion, and has taken a staunchly-neutral stand in the galaxy-wide conflict while blaming both sides for the destruction left in the conflict’s wake. Thompson delivers a well-constructed character intro that’s framed around a fun and punchy story that’s lively rendered by Laiso, and even sneaks a well-disguised but important moral by story’s end. RELATED: Luke Uses [SPOILER] For The First Time In Star Wars #25 Mike Mayhew’s dynamic cover spotlights the more-familiar Princess Leia, and Leia’s mention in the trademark introductory scrolling text belies the importance of Bash’s role in the issu