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天使のたまご (Angel’s Egg | Amano Yoshitaka/Oshii Mamoru  | 1985)

少女革命ウテナ (Revolutionary Girl Utena | Ikuhara Kunihiko  | 1997)

NOT TRUE: other animals, such as the mother or a human, can help!

NOT TRUE: chicks removed from the egg by outside forces grow up to be just as strong unless they were damaged in other ways, such as mistakes made when removing- it is generally advised to let the chick do it itself to avoid fucking it up worse but the chick’s ability to break the shell has NOTHING TO DO with their ability to be strong later in life!

I picked the fifth font here (Bernard MT Condensed) and went to attempt to add Polish characters.

It may seem daunting, but in practice you have four cases to handle (and their lowercase variants):

Polish characters with acute: Ó, Ź, Ń, Ś, Ć

Polish characters with ogonek: Ą, Ę

Ł

Ż

Acute tends to be easy to handle because French has É and Spanish has Á, É, Í, Ó, Ú - you can simply copy it on top of O, Z, N, S, C to get Ó, Ź, Ń, Ś, Ć. This was also the case with the font I picked.

Otherwise I try to check on adjusting an apostrophe character (') and rotating it, but this happens very rarely.

Ogonek is harder to handle because usually there's nothing to copy from, but this was not the case with here.

There was a standalone ogonek modifier but no corresponding Ą nor Ę. What gives? At least we can easily copy it on top of A and E. Otherwise I tend to appropriate a comma character (,) or curly quotation marks (” and ’), rotate it and join it with A and E.

Ł is another difficult to handle. I tend to appropriate a slash (/) or a rotated/stretched hyphen (-) and paste it on top of L, and then join it with the base character.

Ż is easy to handle because we can use a single dot from German umlauts (Ä, Ö, Ü). If those don't exist in the source font, a dot (.) is fine too.

Using the standard mnemonic for Polish characters ("zażółć gęślą jaźń"), we can tell that all the characters are present

HtN: Harrow has the WORST nine months of her LIFE and then DIES

Meet Ari and Aurelia, main characters from my GL comic „Trust Your Sight”