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Showing off the Arapaima I made! (Pattern also made by me)

Chapters: 1/? Fandom: カラオケ行こ！ | Karaoke Iko! | Let’s Go Karaoke! & Related Fandoms Rating: Mature Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Narita Kyouji/Oka Satomi Characters: Narita Kyouji, Oka Satomi Additional Tags: Ficlet Collection, Bottom Kyouji Week 2026 (Karaoke Iko!), Bottom Narita Kyouji, Bottom Kyouji Week (Karaoke Iko!), Will add tags as relevant, Chapter 1 Tags:, Trans Oka Satomi, First Time Bottoming, Strap-Ons Summary:

in finnish, the '@' symbol is sometimes referred to as 'kissanhnta' [cat's tail] or 'miau', 'miau merkki' [meow marks]. in the pokemon universe, i thought it might be cute if the '@' symbol were called 'the mew' or 'mew symbol'

regional dialects make it difficult to share 'mewsernames'!

in swedish, the @ symbol is called 'trunk a' [elephants trunk]

Yes, you read the blog's name right: we'll be having a gumworth week in 2026! ("Yippees" and "hoorays" from the crowd, please!)

The week, in true fashion of the original @gumworthweek, will happen in late september, specifically 21st to 27th, but! More information and rules will be posted later this month, as we can't get ahead of ourselves right now

First things first, we want to know what prompts YOU 🫵 would like to see in this week, by filling the google forms down below!

Feel free to send any questions you might have in the asks, and don't forget to mark this week in your calendars! (　-∀・)

Papercraft commission of Aki and Koharu from Love Bullet! I've really been enjoying this manga (and the backstory between these two was especially heartwrenching), and thus I was very excited to make this one.

The magazine launched the "Pikachu no Nakama Dai Boshuu" contest for Pocket Monster PiPiPi ★ Adventure fans in the August 1998 issue. The grand prize was the opportunity to have your original Pokémon character appear alongside the manga's titular PiPiPi pokémon.

The winning design was the vibrant blue character shown above, Marin, who appears playing happily with the other leading 'mon on the colour page for chapter 18, "Suteki na Christmas Present," which was published in the December 1998 issue of Ciao. Marin does not appear in the chapter itself, nor do we have any other details about the creature.

One of the unfortunate things that happened when this chapter was included in the third tankoubon for the series was that Marin's speech bubble (pictured above) was excised from the illustration and thus Tsukirino's comments from the volume regarding Marin being a fan creation for a contest were the only real explanation floating around in fandom online for many years.

With that in mind, I'd like to make it clear that Marin's creator was credited in Ciao magazine as the grand prize winner of the "Pikachu no Nakama Dai Boshuu" contest. That credit appears in Marin's own speech bubble above. Her name is Ōsumi Ayaka (大住あやか) and she hails from Hiroshima Prefecture.