Nodame Cantabile

Tu_triky wrote:A gesture from manga and anime. The nosebleeds show that the person is horny at that moment. Instead of showing the "normal" signs of arousal they give the characters nosebleeds...a more discrete, comic way to convey arousal, I guess.

I guess "hard-on" or "boner" doesn't leave much to the imagination. :beaten: :rofl:

bmwracer wrote:
I guess "hard-on" or "boner" doesn't leave much to the imagination. :beaten: :rofl:

They could always use mosaics like in AV. Or cause their noses to grow. :liar:

Tu_triky wrote:Or cause their noses to grow. :liar:

And I thought it was because Pinnochio was lying... :beaten: :rofl:

bmwracer wrote:
And I thought it was because Pinnochio was lying... :beaten: :rofl:

:hehe: :hehe: The ol' boy was wooden for a reason.

Tu_triky wrote: :hehe: :hehe: The ol' boy was wooden for a reason.

Thus the term "Woody." :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
Thus the term "Woody." :hehe:

There it is.

daiango wrote:I just remember the picture of her flying

Here's an encore: :hehe:

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That's it? Undergarment sizing? That's kind of funny. It almost makes more sense that D is just the key of the score he had been reading --for the concerto. That's hilarious.

This has probably been posted once, if not many times, before, but here goes...

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Too cute to resist.

I just watched Nodame sp and had seen the banner above.... WHAT IS MUKYAA??? It's just an expression or have a specific meaning??? Sorry if this had been discuss before.... :crazy:

manutunia wrote:I just watched Nodame sp and had seen the banner above.... WHAT IS MUKYAA??? It's just an expression or have a specific meaning??? Sorry if this had been discuss before.... :crazy:

Hi! 'Mukyaa', 'gyabo', etc., are Nodame-speak. One of her many quirks is that she just says random syllables that somewhat conform to Japanese onomatopoeia systems, though from her own. You'll see a lot of them in the Japanese manga too. :victory:

deseipher wrote:This has probably been posted once, if not many times, before, but here goes...

Actually, no. :)

Too cute to resist.

Yup... And right after this, she gets a straight-arm to the face. :hehe: :rofl:

xiaoli75 wrote:


Hi! 'Mukyaa', 'gyabo', etc., are Nodame-speak. One of her many quirks is that she just says random syllables that somewhat conform to Japanese onomatopoeia systems, though from her own. You'll see a lot of them in the Japanese manga too. :victory:

Yeah I noticed that in the Nodame anime, there are many more phrases that Nodame uses that aren't spoken in the Live Action version.

Tu_triky wrote:Yeah I noticed that in the Nodame anime, there are many more phrases that Nodame uses that aren't spoken in the Live Action version.

They have to draw the line on profanities. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
They have to draw the line on profanities. :beaten:

:hehe:

Haha...actually it's quite funny and makes the animated character funnier in some respects....too bad you don't hear 'em in the live action.

I just have to post in this topic for one of my favourite dorama of all time :P. Great scene, great music, great fun, great totally-looks-fake effect and an overall great presentation for the over-the-top comical act with only a speck of romance just the way I like it.
I prefer the live action though instead of the anime, especially the concerts' part, cause you know it's always better to hear music 'live' ... action .. get it ? :naughty:
Ok that's just lame sorry :bonk:

Another fan...! :victory: :woot: :dancing:

bmwracer wrote:
Here's an encore: :hehe:

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She's gonna land on me! *puts tissue in nose* Now I'm prepared.

Actually it seems that equality has finally hit the manga scene, as I have read some recent ones in which also the female characters get some nose-bleed
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About the growing nose: there is still the longer and longer getting upper lip (I think there were some in GTO) :mrgreen:

"Gyabo!" is such a great expression that i have used it recently...even though I normally prefer "Kyah!" :rofl:

daiango wrote:She's gonna land on me!

Dream on, buddy. :beaten:

"Gyabo!" is such a great expression that i have used it recently...even though I normally prefer "Kyah!" :rofl:

My niece says "Gyabo!" quite a bit... "Mukyaa!" too... :beaten:

I will *continues dreaming* Hmmmmm:inlove:

bmwracer wrote:
My niece says "Gyabo!" quite a bit... "Mukyaa!" too... :beaten:

Well, as long as she does not copy other Nodame habits :mrgreen: