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Anime Theme Song Game:
Pretty flower
It's a little disconcerning just how often a man can lose a piece of paper. I really should just stick the win record in the game's page already.
There are none so blind as those who will not see.
Until further notice
You should. Then come back and start playing a little.
Not a substitute for a formal medical consultation.
>2011
>a piece of paper Really?
>a piece of paper Really?
edited 21st Oct '11 8:59:40 PM by shark33
Round 382?
Hint: Help me look for tomorrow.Pretty flower
Yes really.
It it the/an OP?
Is the hint a reference to the song itself?
There are none so blind as those who will not see.
No, Yes.
¿ɐƃuɐɯ ɐ ɟO ¿uoıʇɐʇdɐpɐ uɐ ʇı sI
¿pƎ ǝuo uɐɥʇ ǝɹoɯ ǝʌɐɥ ǝɯıuɐ ǝɥʇ sǝop
![[up]](http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/smiles/arrow_up.png "[up]")
You have a computer and you don't use any Word program for that?
You have a computer and you don't use any Word program for that?
edited 22nd Oct '11 6:53:37 AM by Pokénatic
Only One Avatar
Is the song "Tommorow?"
"Tommorow's Way?"
The the title of the song include the words "ashita" or "asu?"
edited 22nd Oct '11 8:42:58 AM by Grain
Until further notice
Since I don't have any bright ideas, is the anime:
- Fantasy?
- Science Fiction?
- Slice of Life?
Not a substitute for a formal medical consultation.
.ɐƃuɐɯ ɐ ɟo uoıʇɐʇdɐpɐ uɐ sı ʇı ¿ɐƃuɐɯ ɐ ɟO ¿uoıʇɐʇdɐpɐ uɐ ʇı sI
.sǝop ʇı ¿pƎ ǝuo uɐɥʇ ǝɹoɯ ǝʌɐɥ ǝɯıuɐ ǝɥʇ sǝop
Can I ask, why did you had to do that? and more importantly, how did you do it, I simply copy the words I needed, but don't know how to do that.
Is the song "Tommorow?" No.
"Tommorow's Way?" No.
The title of the song include the words "ashita" or "asu?" No.
Is the anime Fantasy? No.
Science Fiction? No.
Slice of Life? Yes.
edited 22nd Oct '11 5:33:02 PM by shark33
Pretty flower
Does the show have magic?
There are none so blind as those who will not see.
Only One Avatar
Does the show have talking animals?
Does the anime have a female protagonist?
Does the anime have an ensemble?
Does the show have magic? No.
Does the show have talking animals? Yes.
Does the anime have a female protagonist? Yes.
Does the anime have an ensemble? It Depends. If you mean 'an' as in just one, than no, but if you mean it as in at least one then yes.
I just felt like it and I used upsidedowntext.com
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Is the manga still ongoing?
Does the anime have talking animals that aren't humans?
Is it Shoujo?
edited 22nd Oct '11 7:29:01 PM by Pokénatic
Is the manga still ongoing? Yes.
Does the anime have talking animals that aren't humans? Yes
Is it Shoujo? No.
edited 22nd Oct '11 7:51:10 PM by shark33
Pretty flower
Are there more than one ED?
There are none so blind as those who will not see.
Are there more than one ED?
.sǝop ʇı ¿pƎ ǝuo uɐɥʇ ǝɹoɯ ǝʌɐɥ ǝɯıuɐ ǝɥʇ sǝop
edited 22nd Oct '11 8:20:55 PM by shark33
Only One Avatar
Does the anime have mons?
Does the anime have identical siblings?
Does the anime have a talking cat?
Does the anime have mons? No.
Does the anime have identical siblings? No.
Does the anime have a talking cat? Yes.
SOPA? Lol wut? U Mad US?
Is it Hyadain no Kakakata Kataomoi?
Is it Hyadain no Joujou Yuujou?
Does the main character have supernatural powers of any sort?
edited 23rd Oct '11 12:38:28 AM by flygon250
My standard Anime Theme song game variant rules:
[Censored by ACTA]
Only One Avatar
Is it a high school anime?
Are adult characters included in any ensemble?
Are the ensembles mostly students?
edited 23rd Oct '11 12:50:58 AM by Grain
Until further notice
flygon: It's an ED (Spirit's first question). So, is it "Let's Search For Tomorrow"?
edited 23rd Oct '11 12:57:33 AM by Pyrite
Not a substitute for a formal medical consultation.
Is it Hyadain no Kakakata Kataomoi? No.
Is it Hyadain no Joujou Yuujou? No.
Does the main character have supernatural powers of any sort? No.
Is it a high school anime? Yes.
Are adult characters included in any ensemble? No.
Are the ensembles mostly students? Yes.
So, is it "Let's Search For Tomorrow"? Yes.
"Let's Search For Tomorrow" - Nichijou by Mariko Honda Mai Aizawa and Misuzu Togashi
edited 23rd Oct '11 2:24:43 AM by shark33
Only One Avatar
Did you analyze rule 4 and decide that, due to the rule's language or the song title's originally English nature, it was inapplicable to this round, or did you not know that ashita and asu mean tomorrow?
edited 23rd Oct '11 2:52:14 AM by Grain
Until further notice
It depends on your intent when you first put up that rule. For the most part, I think we've limited it to title guesses only since the majority of titles on the major English-language listings will translate Japanese to English but not vice versa, and few players (present company excluded) try to guess the song based on exact words in the title. We may occasionally ask if the title has anything to do with a key word, but if you ask for the exact word in quotation marks it's more likely that the round host will take it at face value, unless you cover for both English and Japanese versions.
EDIT: Here's a freebie.
Round 383 (I don't know who's keeping track anymore.)
Hint: *glass shatters*edited 24th Oct '11 4:44:34 AM by Pyrite
Not a substitute for a formal medical consultation.