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Alright, done.

I'd like a reference for the chutoki one, but otherwise done up to this point.

I can tell you the children are named Ruka/Luka and Mao.

Quick/rough translation:

裏切り者は誰だ

うらぎりものはだれだ

The Answer wrote: Uragirimono ha(/wa) dare da

Uragirimono = traitor
ha(/wa) = particle indicating the subject of a sentence
dare = who
da = slang for 'desu ka'/'is?'

Put together, it means "who is the traitor?".

Taken care of.

Up to date by this point.

I'll also say that I believe only a small portion of our users can really be expected to know those two terms, so they would not make good tags. The buildup to the last pair of examples was good, though.

Done.

The two stick posters should be included in the box you order, so you should be safe on that.

Shawurai, you do realize you probably just slaughtered Merun's bank account with that, right? XD By the way, I've been detailing more things I see for C77 at my site (shameless plug. >_<;; ), since a lot of stuff will not quite be safe for shuu... I'll need to make a post here about the safer stuff ...

Although I know Merun and I talked about it some in a chat, mentioning this for the rest of you guys: sayori and ideolo are releasing a 2010 calendar, cover here: http://sayori.sabori.com/img/c77/N00a.jpg Combined with a paper bag, this makes their first set for C77. Their second set is comprised of...

Sounds like a great idea, can't wait to see what you guys find. I'll try to post interesting C77 stuff here as I find them, too. ^^

(Also, why aren't there more Seinarukana figures? ;_; )

"scared" : 1 against ... "surprise": 2 for I'm a little "surprise"d (...yes, that was bad) that there's such a difference here, considering they're both the same type of tag. Let's see, right now I support "scared", "sigh", "singing", "bird", "mecha", "surprise", "heart", "hime" renamed to "royalty...

シュシュ is not romanized as chouchou. I think what's more important is that, although the title of the profile page is "chouchou", the value "masutre" (master, apparently) is filled with シュシュ, not chouchou. Now, if sucre meant butterfly in some language (the same one masutre is in?), it would all make ...

Neither, her name is Melon. =P

That being said, Melonbooks recognizes her as Melon-chan, so that would be the more official of the two.