hi
i am lost as to what this means... i think it has to do with knowing what it stands for...
ゆゆボリックです
thanks!
- ron
what does this phrase stand for? (Toradora)
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Re: what does this phrase stand for?
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"I'm Yuyu Borick"
As far as I know, that's what the writer of Toradora calls himself in the after word of the first spin off.
"I'm Yuyu Borick"
As far as I know, that's what the writer of Toradora calls himself in the after word of the first spin off.
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Re: what does this phrase stand for?
oh... thanks!
i was just wondering if there's any significance to the "yu yu borick"...
hehe, and you're right on the money about where i found this phrase... i'm trying to contribute to the translation of toradora and thought i'd just do the postcripts/afterword section of the "cherry colored tornado" as it seems "easier" to do...
rgds,
- ron
i was just wondering if there's any significance to the "yu yu borick"...
hehe, and you're right on the money about where i found this phrase... i'm trying to contribute to the translation of toradora and thought i'd just do the postcripts/afterword section of the "cherry colored tornado" as it seems "easier" to do...
rgds,
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Re: what does this phrase stand for?
Ah, I see.
I don't know if there's a deeper meaning to this, but he seems to like to give himself weird names: in the first book he referred to himself as Take Yuyu. Maybe someone who's read all volumes knows more on this matter.
I don't know if there's a deeper meaning to this, but he seems to like to give himself weird names: in the first book he referred to himself as Take Yuyu. Maybe someone who's read all volumes knows more on this matter.
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Re: what does this phrase stand for?
Lol Takemiya Yuyuko's a woman you know o_O
彼らの任務は一つ。
友軍のために死ぬこと。
誰にも知られることなく、散っていく命がありました。
決して語られることのない戦いがありました。
明日さえも見えない絶望の中で、今日を生きる権利すら奪われた戦士たち。
守るべき祖国から捨てられ、戦争の大義も、勝利の栄光も、自らの名前さえも奪われた戦士たち。
そして、理想を追い求め、自らの手を血に染める戦士たち。
戦場という絶望の中で、彼らが見た希望とは何だったのでしょうか?
そして、彼らが守り抜いたものとは、何だったでしょうか?
死か、それとも解放か?
これは、歴史を変えた名もなき戦士たちの物語。
-戦場のヴァルキュリア3-
友軍のために死ぬこと。
誰にも知られることなく、散っていく命がありました。
決して語られることのない戦いがありました。
明日さえも見えない絶望の中で、今日を生きる権利すら奪われた戦士たち。
守るべき祖国から捨てられ、戦争の大義も、勝利の栄光も、自らの名前さえも奪われた戦士たち。
そして、理想を追い求め、自らの手を血に染める戦士たち。
戦場という絶望の中で、彼らが見た希望とは何だったのでしょうか?
そして、彼らが守り抜いたものとは、何だったでしょうか?
死か、それとも解放か?
これは、歴史を変えた名もなき戦士たちの物語。
-戦場のヴァルキュリア3-