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I'm a manga fanatic who's been studying Japanese for five years so far; my favourite mangaka are [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takeshi_Obata Obata Takeshi], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoshio_Sawai Sawai Yoshio], and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masashi_Kishimoto Kishimoto Masashi]. Rea'''L'''ly. ''Majidé''. Believe it. XD | I'm a manga fanatic who's been studying Japanese for five years so far; my favourite mangaka are [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takeshi_Obata Obata Takeshi], [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoshio_Sawai Sawai Yoshio], and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masashi_Kishimoto Kishimoto Masashi]. Rea'''L'''ly. ''Majidé''. Believe it. XD | ||
I'm even planning to draw my own manga someday, titled "Tyrian" and focusing on a certain indigo-haired young man's efforts to stop an organisation of metaphysical subjectivists from destroying all reality in favour of a fantasy world, though I won't go into much more detail here because my deviantART gallery can tell you volumes more about that. TAKUMI (巧) is the pseudonym I plan to use as a mangaka, and ''sougon na'' (荘厳な) means solemn or majestic; thus, my username means "The Majestic Takumi". I began using that username after I started to discover "Takumi" by itself turned out to be taken half the time, and now I use it practically everywhere online ( | I'm even planning to draw my own manga someday, titled "Tyrian" and focusing on a certain indigo-haired young man's efforts to stop an organisation of metaphysical subjectivists from destroying all reality in favour of a fantasy world, though I won't go into much more detail here because my deviantART gallery can tell you volumes more about that. TAKUMI (巧) is the pseudonym I plan to use as a mangaka, and ''sougon na'' (荘厳な) means solemn or majestic; thus, my username means "The Majestic Takumi". I began using that username after I started to discover "Takumi" by itself turned out to be taken half the time, and now I use it practically everywhere online (except YouTube; there I'm IzumoNoTakumi). | ||
More to the point, I'm interested in helping to fill in some info in the English patches (mainly Denjuu book descriptions, but I'll help with proofreading/translation checking or even the translation itself on anything that needs it). Please forgive my idiosyncrasies and strange notions if they happen to enter into this effort, as I do confess to being a little capricious; especially a couple of years prior to now, there'd be times when I'd write something online and literally start to regret it by the next day. However, I'm trying to cut back on that, and I think my translations are getting better, too. No guarantees, though—there's still a small chance I may toss out a silly and somewhat mistaken suggestion like "Oh! I bet it was supposed to be Beavernum!" or "You know, Artif probably came from RTF!" once in a while, even with three years of Japanese classes. The good thing about being capricious and knowing it, though, is that I'll be just as happy to drop them in a second and never try to argue them again if you briefly but politely explain to me why they're a bunch of... well, you know what I'm getting at. | More to the point, I'm interested in helping to fill in some info in the English patches (mainly Denjuu book descriptions, but I'll help with proofreading/translation checking or even the translation itself on anything that needs it). Please forgive my idiosyncrasies and strange notions if they happen to enter into this effort, as I do confess to being a little capricious; especially a couple of years prior to now, there'd be times when I'd write something online and literally start to regret it by the next day. However, I'm trying to cut back on that, and I think my translations are getting better, too. No guarantees, though—there's still a small chance I may toss out a silly and somewhat mistaken suggestion like "Oh! I bet it was supposed to be Beavernum!" or "You know, Artif probably came from RTF!" once in a while, even with three years of Japanese classes. The good thing about being capricious and knowing it, though, is that I'll be just as happy to drop them in a second and never try to argue them again if you briefly but politely explain to me why they're a bunch of... well, you know what I'm getting at. |