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| ==Untranslated text==
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| ===Part 3===
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| A few points of interest:
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| *'''雷真はどっちかって言うと早い方です!'''
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| :It should mean: ''"If you ask me, the one who's quicker should be known as True Lightning."'' (Char is mocking Raishin's name which means True Lightning.)
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| *'''ちろちろと舌のように、竜のあぎとから光がのぞく。'''
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| :I've already translated this, "Chirochiro" means flickering, "shita" means tongue, "agito" is used to refer to a dragon's jaw. So, it seemed okay to use: ''Flickering from below it's tongue, light shone out from the Dragon's jaw.''
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| *'''"You're not just stupid, but a pervert who plays with dolls? This deviate is the worst pervert!"'''
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| :''Deviate''? Can you give the original j-text for this sentence?
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| [[User:Zero2001|Zero2001]] - [[User_talk:Zero2001|Talk]] - 16:03, 4 June 2012 (CDT)
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| Ah, thanks. I didn't get what "chirochiro" meant. For the third point, the original sentence is:
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| ちろちろと舌のように、竜のあぎとから光がのぞく。
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| I could have used pervert instead of deviate but it felt odd using it twice like that to me.
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| [[User:Stellarroze|Stellarroze]] - [[User_talk:Stellarroze|Talk]] 16:35, 4 June 2012 (CDT)
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| Also to answer another questions it's "Cannibal Candy". I thought it was "Carnival Candy" since the katakana was カニバルキヤンデ , but I guess it could be read either way. But hayashi_s changed it to Cannibal and since it's in the title of the book, that must be it.
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| [[User:Stellarroze|Stellarroze]] - [[User_talk:Stellarroze|Talk]] 16:41, 4 June 2012 (CDT)
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