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* ExecutiveMeddling - series creator Svetlana Chmakova stated in [[http://manga.about.com/od/mangaartistswriters/a/SChmakova.htm this interview]] that Tokyopop had her create the first volume as a self-contained book, because they didn't know if they were going to publish the other two.
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* ExecutiveMeddling - series ExecutiveMeddling: Series creator Svetlana Chmakova stated in [[http://manga.about.com/od/mangaartistswriters/a/SChmakova.htm this interview]] that Tokyopop had her create the first volume as a self-contained book, because they didn't know if they were going to publish the other two.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The specific series that are referenced and the general fan culture portrayed at the convention place it the story in the early-to-mid [=2000s=]. For example, [[TheGlomp glomping]] is common. Emily complains that people keep glomping her because they mistake her for a cosplayer of their favorite character, and Matt specifically has to wear a shirt telling people not to do it to him. These days, most fans (particularly older ones) frown on the idea of just jump-hugging someone without permission, ''especially'' someone you don't know, not just because it's rude but also because people have gotten hurt. Most conventions these days have outright banned it.
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** This is pretty typical industry practice, though, at least for OEL manga creators (whose work usually goes straight to book format without being serialized first, which is standard in Japan).
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** This is pretty typical industry practice, though, at least for OEL manga creators (whose work usually goes straight to book format without being serialized first, which is standard in Japan).Japan).
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The specific series that are referenced and the general fan culture portrayed at the convention place it the story in the early-to-mid [=2000s=]. For example, [[TheGlomp glomping]] is common. Emily complains that people keep glomping her because they mistake her for a cosplayer of their favorite character, and Matt specifically has to wear a shirt telling people not to do it to him. These days, most fans (particularly older ones) frown on the idea of just jump-hugging someone without permission, ''especially'' someone you don't know, not just because it's rude but also because people have gotten hurt. Most conventions these days have outright banned it.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: The specific series that are referenced and the general fan culture portrayed at the convention place it the story in the early-to-mid [=2000s=]. For example, [[TheGlomp glomping]] is common. Emily complains that people keep glomping her because they mistake her for a cosplayer of their favorite character, and Matt specifically has to wear a shirt telling people not to do it to him. These days, most fans (particularly older ones) frown on the idea of just jump-hugging someone without permission, ''especially'' someone you don't know, not just because it's rude but also because people have gotten hurt. Most conventions these days have outright banned it.
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* ArtistDisillusionment: Lida, but not enough to make her quit.
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* ExecutiveMeddling - series creator Svetlana Chmakova stated in [[http://manga.about.com/od/mangaartistswriters/a/SChmakova.htm this interview]] that Tokyopop had her create the first volume as a self-contained book, because they didn't know if they were going to publish the other two.
** This is pretty typical industry practice, though, at least for OEL manga creators (whose work usually goes straight to book format without being serialized first, which is standard in Japan).
** This is pretty typical industry practice, though, at least for OEL manga creators (whose work usually goes straight to book format without being serialized first, which is standard in Japan).
