See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marimokkori

Haha, Miku and weird gifts <3

I've been thinking for a while that maybe this "original chibi-miku" should be in its own pool? The chibi-miku pool is so big that it's actually a bit awkward to deal with... it wouldn't hurt to split these into their own pool I think. Then again the two are so strongly related that I'm not sure if it makes sense to have two pools.

wait till you see maria+holic

The way it smiles... Oh god. Run Haku, run! ;__;

スラッシュ said:
I've been thinking for a while that maybe this "original chibi-miku" should be in its own pool? The chibi-miku pool is so big that it's actually a bit awkward to deal with... it wouldn't hurt to split these into their own pool I think. Then again the two are so strongly related that I'm not sure if it makes sense to have two pools.

Not only are they related, but the first "Original Chibi Mikusan" 4koma issue number started from where "Chibi Mikusan" left off. They may as well be in the same pool. As for the large number of comics in said pool, maybe we could get a search function within pools? :/

OMGWTF

Thank God I read GaijinSmash like it's my religion. I LOL'd at this in a heartbeat.

Azrael gives us a more humorous description of said toy:
http://www.gaijinsmash.net/archives/an_extremely_ha.phtml#more

holocauxt said:
Thank God I read GaijinSmash like it's my religion. I LOL'd at this in a heartbeat.

Azrael gives us a more humorous description of said toy:
http://www.gaijinsmash.net/archives/an_extremely_ha.phtml#more

O-oh god... at first I didn't know what it was, but then you said that and... Oh... oh poor Haku... no wonder she's so horrified. I remember reading that article when it came out.

Hahaha thanks for the link. That's one creepy toy. Boner and all

This is the Japan equivalent of the Joker.

Why so happy?

Note that Miku 'lives' in Sapporo, Hokkaido...

KuroKyosuke said:
As for the large number of comics in said pool, maybe we could get a search function within pools? :/

I actually just remembered that you can search within a pool, by adding pool:[number] to your search. (so in Chibi-miku's case it would be pool:217)