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Indonesian database consumer 今ハマってる漫画：波ホリ、ぼっち侵略、ZIG☆ZAG、エースをねらえ! Personal blog: asagiridiary.blogspot.com

A panel from Indonesian edition of Hanako-kun showing a mask stand at a festival. Some of the masks resemble the characters Moonlinght Mask and Atom.
Panels from Indonesian edition of Hanako-kun showing the apartment where Nene lives.
A panel from Indonesian edition of Hanako-kun showing Aoi doing kabedon to Nene.
A panel from Indonesian edition of Hanako-kun showing a nervous Akane saying "whoops".
A building entrance decorated for Independence Day with small sheets of paper with the words "HUT RI" cut to it. Most of the sheets face away from the outdoor, causing the words to get mirrored.
A weekly time table for watching anime for August showing Alps no Shoujo Heidi and Tenmaku no Jaadugar on Monday, Kamen Rider and 20-Seiki Denki Mokuroku: Eureka Evrika on Tuesday, Alps no Shoujo Heidi on Wednesday, Kamen Rider on Thursday, Alps no Shoujo Heidi on Friday, Kamen Rider on Saturday, and Movie on Sunday.
Screenshot of the same scene as included in previous post with the English sub saying, "Don't tell me he's creating treant here!"
Screenshot from episode 8 of Suppose a Kid from the Last Dungeon Boonies Moved to a Starter Town anime where a creature shaped like a tree stump with face and arms emerges from a tree. The subtitle reads, "Torento juga muncul di sini?! (Torento also shows up here?!)"
Screenshot from the fourth episode of Sparks of Tomorrow where the proprietress of a textile company apparently speaks to her dead husband through a device Kihachi made.
Screenshot from the fourth episode of Sparks of Tomorrow where Kihachi introduces his electric bath invention, claiming it has health benefits.
Photo of Indonesian editions of Secrets of the Silent Witch novel volume 1 and Kiteretsu Daihyakka volume 1
A page from the book recounting the Japanese policy of restricting the use of the Dutch language in their occupied East Indies, which also affected the local film industry to adjust some borrowed Dutch terms into local terms.
A page from the book citing the Dutch's declaration of war against Japan and statement of their readiness to defend the Dutch East Indies from Japanese forces.
A page from the book where the author recounted Indonesians' contacts with the Japanese before World War II. Many Japanese came to Indonesia to purchase scrap metal, goods imported from Japan had qualities rivaling European goods, and there were Japanese-owned shops selling cheap goods that tolerated children who took candies from the shop without paying. These left positive impressions.
A still from the film Koeda Sembrani (Pegasus) showing the film stars on the pegasus prop.
Pages from the book showing a photo of early film star, Rd. Mochtar, with the story about how Albert Balik picked him because he is seen as an 'ideal native youth' by Balink, and how he got legitimized to use the title "Raden".
Advertisement for a film titled Kabur ka Mekah (Escape to Mecca) reproduced in the book.
A page from the book detailing the role of Bandung regent Wiranatakusumah V in supporting the making Loetoeng Kasaroeng film as part of his desire to promote Sundanese culture.
A passage in the book describing Dutch East Indies' film censorship policy, which argued that native population were not intelligent distinguish fiction with reality, requiring them to be safeguarded from harmful influences from films.
Advertisement for the film Oedjan Djotosan (Raining Fists) reproduced in the book.
A paragraph from the book narrating the theater company Miss Riboet Orion, which was named after the stage name of the company's lead star Miss Riboet and Orion amusenent park where the company usually performed.
Photo of Misbach Yusa Biran's book Sejarah Film 1900–1950: Bikin Film di Jawa (Indonesian for History of Film 1900–1950: Making Films in Java).
A bonus strip from Indonesian edition of Hanako-kun's where Aoi rejected Akane's call to get married on the excuse that if she takes Akane's family name, her full name will become Aoi Aoi. Akane is also discouraged from changing his own family name because Aoi likes it that their names match.
A panel from Indonesian edition of Hanako-kun's showing a disheveled Amane. The lower part of his shirt is unbuttoned, making his navel visible.
A page from Indonesian edition of Hanako-kun's showing Tsukasa clinging to Sakura while she compares his behavior to cats.
A page from Indonesian edition of Hanako-kun's where Tsuchigomori recounts how the moon landings made people of the time feel like everything is possible.
A panel from Indonesian edition of Hanako-kun's showing Mituba's laugh having been translated into lol.
A panel from Indonesian edition of Hanako-kun where Nene is describing Hanako. One of the descriptions she gives is that he's shorter than her.
A panel from Indonesian edition of Hanako-kun's showing Hanako asking Nene that she did think it would be nice to have a harem.
A panel from Indonesian edition of Hanako-kun's bonus strip showing Hanako saying he "gave in to lust", with Nene reacting with "You're the worst!"
Netflix page for The Willoughbys animated film. The synopsis reads, "Four siblings with horribly selfish parents hatch a plan to get rid of them for good and form a perfectly imperfect family of their own."
Photo of Marie Favereau's book The Horde. The cover depicts Mongol tents, caravan, and mounted warriors moving through a vast steppe.
Photo of the first volume of Indonesian edition of Hanako-kun.
Screenshot from the third episode of Sparks of Tomorrow where Inako splits some bamboo to be used for the filament. Screenshot from the third episode of Sparks of Tomorrow where Kate is crafting the glass for the light bulbs. Screenshot from the third episode of Sparks of Tomorrow where Kihachi and co. observed the testing of their light bulb prototype that managed to stay lit for an entire night.
Screenshot from the third episode of Sparks of Tomorrow where Kihachi's invention, a bundle of light bulbs attached to a balloon that he refers to as 'electric full moon' is fully revealed.
Screenshot from the third episode of Sparks of Tomorrow where Kihachi reads his brother's hint for a long-lasting light bulb filament that liken the material to a moon princess.
Screenshot from the third episode of Sparks of Tomorrow where Kihachi discovers hidden pages in the Electric Catalog containing his brother's notes on how to turn young Kihachi's crude ideas into practical applications.
Photo of Doraemon the Movie: New Nobita and the Castle of the Undersea Devil film poster in a movie theater next to to the entrance of an auditorium where the film is screened.
A copy of Majigawa! Refrain in a sealed plastic bag.
Screenshot from the second episode of Sparks of Tomorrow when Kihachi reminisce on the time when his brother asked him to write down ideas for electrical inventions.
Screenshot from the second episode of Sparks of Tomorrow when Inako asks "can we see Mt. Fuji?" while gliding above Kyoto with Kihachi.
Screenshot from the second episode of Sparks of Tomorrow featuring a view from below the steering wheel of Mizoe's car. Mizoe's secretary in the driving seat exclaims that he is going to accelerate.
Screenshot from the second episode of Sparks of Tomorrow showing Kihachi holding a small Van de Graaff generator while turning a crank on its base.
Thumbnails for the opening and ending videos of the Lyrical Nanoha TV anime in the videos tab of Lyrical Nanoha YouTube channel
A list of Indonesian cast members for an Indonesian dub of Sparks of Tomorrow.
Screenshot from the first episode of Sparks of Tomorrow showing a dejected Kihachi lamenting that the electric lightbulbs are not that awesome because their filaments burn out quickly.
Screenshot from the first episode of Sparks of Tomorrow showing a tram traveling in the distance with rice paddies in the foreground. The atmosphere is hazy.
Close up of a mechanical fanning device depicted in the first episode of Sparks of Tomorrow.
Screenshot from the first episode of Sparks of Tomorrow where the Momokawa family head Jinemon is shocked by Mizoe's proposal to marry the Momokawas' youngest daughter to him as a term to ease the Momokawas' debt.
Screenshot from the first episode of Sparks of Tomorrow depicting young Kihachi awed by a sight of electric lights illuminating a crowded street. The background and people on the street beside Kihachi are drawn like an oil painting.
A unique "A Netflix Series" animated card for Sparks of Tomorrow depicting an electric contraption being operated by the show's cute animal mascot Inari.
A weekly time table for watching anime for July showing Alps no Shoujo Heidi and Tenmaku no Jaadugar on Monday, Lasdan and 20-Seiki Denki Mokuroku: Eureka Evrika on Tuesday, Alps no Shoujo Heidi on Wednesday, Lasdan on Thursday, Alps no Shoujo Heidi on Friday, Lasdan on Saturday, and Movie on Sunday.
Snowball Earth title card with "To Be Continued" at the end of episode 13
Screenshot from Snowball Earth anime episode 13 showing a map of Japan's Kanto region illustrating the Mishima Mall chief's plan to move their base to the west to avoid further attacks by the Tokyo-based humanoid variant kaiju.
Screenshot of Snowball Earth anime episode 13 showing the avatar of the humanoid variant kaiju merging with the remains of Sagami's kaiju Heracles.
Screenshot from Snowball Earth episode 12 showing Nadare approaching a battered Sagami and telling him, "It was all part of my plan, you know."
Screenshot from Snowball Earth episode 11 showing a character tilting her head until it's perpendicular to the rest of the body.
YouTube Music recap for March 2026-May 2026. Top 5 artists are TRUE, Hitsujibungaku, Ai Higuchi, YOASOBI, and Scenarioart. Top 5 songs are Ima Kono Mune ni Tagiru no wa (Ai Higuchi), Dream Solister (TRUE), Shukufuku (YOASOBI), The Lenticulars (Scenarioart), and Feel (Hitsujibungaku). Total time is 17,302 minutes.
A quote from series director Kanbe Mamoru cited in the video essay: "Honestly, I didn't have much understanding of the Majokko genre. My honest impression was that if they were expecting something similar to Ojamajo Doremi or Cardcaptor Sakura, which I also worked on as a director, I might struggle. But I thought that if offers like this were coming my way, it might be good to take on the challenge at least once. So, I decided to give it a try."
A weekly time table for watching anime for May showing Alps no Shoujo Heidi and Maid-san wa Taberu Dake on Monday, Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica on Tuesday, Alps no Shoujo Heidi and Ingoku Danchi on Wednesday, Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica on Thursday, Alps no Shoujo Heidi on Friday, Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica and Snowball Earth on Saturday, and Movie on Sunday.