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father. In fact, several comments in both the manga and original anime only go on further to confirm that Clive and Hare are blood-related. Furthermore, the resemblance between Ame, who is recognized as Clive's son, and Hare should also be accounted for as at least
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In the anime it is not merely "strongly suggested", as the article currently claims. At one point in the anime, Clive asks Weda who Hare's father is, and she says directly that Clive is. After that point it's basically accepted as common knowledge. I haven't read the manga so I have no idea how the
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I've been meaning to bring this up for a while, but I wanted to wait until I got my hands on portions of the manga before I finally could come to this conclusion. After finishing the anime and both OVA's, I've yet to see proof that contradicts the possibility of Dr. Clive being Hare's biological
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Although not weather-related, the romanisation and the katakana for Reiji-sensei do not match up - if the katakana is indeed レジィ then his romanisation should surely be "Reji" or "Rejii". Also, "chourou" just means "elder" (it's a respectful word for an old, probably wise man or woman).
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The "AC Fansubs Team Jungle Fever" sub? Wow, I hate to think what the commercial one must be like then. Though admittedly, it's really only bad during the intro and with timing/length (titles tend to disappear quickly). I've seen far worse. Still, is there another?
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I can prove that the
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I think the number of volumes of manga is desperately needed. I have heard that of the first part of the manga series (before the title changed to HareGuu) was 10 volumes, and that HareGuu was still running. Can someone confrim this and edit the
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Yup = Lazy = Leiji, Weda = Ueda. Both normal
Japanese names. Leiji's is forgivable because he IS very lazy indeed. I hope the manga comes out *_* Unsuprisingly, the fansub "Hale nochi Guu" is MUCH better than the commercial sub.
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You can enter acute accents like é easily on a US keyboard, hold down + (and for capitals). Grave accents are a whole other kettle of fish.. regardless, as long as redirects are in place there's no problem anyway.
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