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Directory: About / Gallery / Kusomoto Maki's "Dolis" / "Figumania" (2003) / Serial Experiments Lain DVD Scans (Pioneer, 1998) / Litchi Hikari Club / ライチ光クラブ (1985) / Lost Games / "Replicant" Volume 11 (2002) / Saya no Uta - Tenshi no Nichou Kenjuu -Angelos Armas- Official Works (Mediax, 2005) / Sayonara wo Oshiete Official Art & Material Book (3rd edition, 2002) / Scans / Tokyo Grand Guignol / Translations / The Miraculous Notebook (Shigeru Mizuki, 1973) / Tutorials
Here is where you can find any of the books, magazines, art, etc. that I've scanned. These scans aren't going to be the best quality, as I don't want to tear up my books to scan them "properly". Sorry about that, but country boys make do.
The complete collection of the Serial Experiments Lain anime split into 4 DVDs. English edition by Pioneer, 1998 release.
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3rd edition of a book detailing the art, music, and making of Sayonara wo Oshiete ~Comment te Dire Adieu~. Originally released in 2002.
When Kishi falls head over heels in love with Mitsu, he soon discovers another side to this seemingly flawless woman. As the drama and romance between Mitsu and Kishi unfolds towards an unforgettable climax, the couple takes an extraordinary excursion into the uncharted arena where desire and romance confront hope and survival.
A 2003 magazine covering prepainted anime figures and garage kit releases of that year. Notable properties include Nurse Witch Komugi, Chobits, and Azumaga Daioh.
A magazine from 2002 covering mainly garage kit releases of that year. Notable properties include Neon Genesis Evangelion, Chobits, Sailor Moon, and various Studio Key titles.
A 2005 collection of official art and materials for Saya no Uta and Tenshi no Nichou Kenjuu -Angelos Armas-.
2021 booklet of extras for Slow Damage.
Here is where you can find any of the materials I've archived that are unrelated to the denpa genre/"aesthetic". I'm uploading these here for safe-keeping.
ADAMS was a visual kei rock duo that was active from 2011 to 2015 under the record label HIGHFEEL Japan. The music took inspiration from J-rock and European-style club music. I was obsessed with this band in middle school. I was recently able to collect all of their CDs, which I've ripped and uploaded to SoundCloud. I really need to upload scans of the magazine interview where I first read about them. I still have it, all these years later. I recommend listening to "Sweet Dreams" (their original song, not the Eurythmics cover). It's my favorite.
