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[The Chaos Heart]

It's Demon. That's what they call him. Not Oni, as in a Japanese demon. They use Katakana. Katakana is the letters the Japanese use when they write English words in japanese. For instance.

Tennis = Tenisu

Milk = Miruku

and in this case:

Deimon = Demon.

I don't have a scanner with me, but at school I do. I'll upload panals from Supa Mario-Kun (Super Mario. It's a Mario Manga) tomorrow around...7:50.

Soooo...yea. Interesting yesh?

[LudwigVonKoopa]

Very.

[The Chaos Heart]

Here it is:



If you see where I circled, the kana there are:

De
I
Mo
(symbol to extend the Mo)
N

Deimon = Demon. This is the scene where Count Bleck is summoning Dimentio to him. First Count Bleck says the name when calling Dimentio, and then Dimentio himself says it.

...I has cake nao?

[Frozenwinters]

-gives you lies-

That's weird though. o.o;

[Lord Bob]

'K.
On a completely unrelated note, Tippi looks funny.

[ohclizlE]

[Francine]

[Francis]

More scans please!

[The Chaos Heart]

Of Dimentio, specific characters from the series, a specific ark, or the series itself? I'd gladly do any.

[Francis]

[The Chaos Heart]

The books go through every mario game ever made. (Even ones like Mario Party, Mario vs. Donkey Kong, and yes, Luigi's Mansion.) The one that you just saw starts with the ending to Partners in Time, and then goes through the first four chapters of Super Paper Mario. Book 38 hasn't been made yet, so I can't display the last four chapters.

I'll gladly make another topic specific to this subject if it would please the community.

[Francis]

[MsDevin92]

My eyes melted at Dimentio's cuteness.

[Luvbi]

<.< >.>

Has LuvbiRuvabi appeared yet?

[Silver~]

Did you say the first four chapters of Super Paper Mario?
MR. L AND FRANCIS PLEASE!