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Brynhilde at 08:48, 5 August 2017

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	I don’t know what kind of different viewpoints the readers reading this will have, but I will assume you’ve already read the entire volume. So what do you think? The synopsis of the book and what was actually in the book have totally different moods from the very start, though that was entirely my fault, not the fault of the synopsis.		I don’t know what kind of different viewpoints the readers reading this will have, but I will assume you’ve already read the entire volume. So what do you think? The synopsis of the book and what was actually in the book have totally different moods from the very start, though that was entirely my fault, not the fault of the synopsis.
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	Originally, this was supposed to be a comedy. At the time, I was obsessed with comedies. While concentrating on the ludicrous challenge of “How ludicrous can I make this story”, I wrote 'Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear'. Actually, the title used to be 'The Daily Life of Class 1-B’s Gankyū Eguriko'.

	~~So,~~ the ~~first characters had crazy names like “Gankyū Eguriko” or “Milady Usarin”~~. ~~Originally~~, ~~the story would have started with a meteorite falling~~, and ~~ended with a giant teddy bear wreaking havoc~~. ~~But once I put my pen to paper~~, the ~~story that should’ve been a comedy began~~ to become serious… gasp.		This book was originally supposed to be a comedy. I was obsessed with comedies at the time. I wrote 'Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear' by concentrating on the ludicrous challenge of “How crazy can I make this story”. Actually, the title used to be 'The Daily Life of Class 1-B’s Gankyū Eguriko'.

	~~Obviously, this was a result of my lack of strength, but maybe this wasn’t so bad~~. ~~Though the stage was set for~~ a ~~comedy~~, I ended ~~up writing~~ a ~~serious story~~. ~~Not only is this kind of experience rare~~, ~~it fortunately brought me~~ a ~~“Best Newcomer” award~~.		So the initial characters had crazy names like “Gankyū Eguriko” or “Milady Usarin”. The story originally started with a meteorite falling, and ended with a giant teddy bear wreaking havoc. But once I put my pen to paper, the story that should have been a comedy began to become serious… gasp.

	I don’t know how this work will turn out, but if it can ~~even slightly~~ reach the readers’ hearts, ~~I’ll~~ be very happy.		Obviously, this was because of my lack of strength, but maybe this wasn’t so bad after all. Though the stage was set for a comedy, I ended up writing a serious story. Not only was this a rare experience, it also fortunately brought me a “Best Newcomer” award.

			I don’t know how this work will turn out, but even if it can reach the readers’ hearts even slightly, I will be very happy.

	Finally, I give my heartfelt thanks to everyone involved in this novel.		Finally, I give my heartfelt thanks to everyone involved in this novel.

	First of all, the first person ~~in my life~~ to call me to a publishing company and ~~making~~ me incredibly nervous, and whose first words were "...very interesting!" ~~and thus~~ saved me~~, Mr. Kindaichi~~. Many thanks for the flowers at the commencement ceremony, and for ~~all your concern~~.		First of all, I would like to thank Mr Kindaichi, who was the first person ever to call me to come to a publishing company and made me incredibly nervous, and whose first words were "...very interesting!". You saved me. Many thanks for the flowers at the commencement ceremony, and for how much you cared for me.

	Next is ~~Mr.~~ Mitsuki Mausu. Thank you for the gorgeous and unique illustrations that distinguished this novel, which had many ordinary characters compared to other series. Honestly, before I saw ~~his rendition of Guriko, I hated her~~, but now I feel the exact opposite. I originally thought ~~of her as looking~~ like a fearsome demon, and didn’t think she could be so cute. It was really surprising!		Next is Ms Mitsuki Mausu. Thank you for the gorgeous and unique illustrations that distinguished this novel, which had many more ordinary, everyday characters compared to other series. Honestly, I hated Guriko's character before I saw Ms Mitsuki's illustration, but now I feel the exact opposite towards Guriko. I originally thought Guriko would look like a fearsome demon, and didn’t think she could be so cute. It was really surprising!

	Finally, I thank all of you readers.		Finally, I would like to thank all of you readers.

	Novels only contain words, but it takes valuable time for you to read them. As an author, in order to prevent that time from becoming a waste, I want to write novel with humor and ~~thought~~.		Novels only contain words, but it takes valuable time for you to read them. As an author, in order to prevent that time from becoming a waste, I want to write novel with humor and consideration.

	— Akira		— Akira

Brynhilde at 05:30, 2 August 2017

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	== '''Author's Notes''' ==		== '''Author's Notes''' ==

	Hello everyone. ~~I’m~~ Akira. This novel ~~called~~ Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear is the first volume of five. I consider it a transition for myself. But for now let’s disregard ~~the author’s~~ perspective. I hope readers can treat as an independent piece.		Hello everyone. Akira here. This novel, ''Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear'', is the first volume of five. I consider this a transition for myself personally. But for now, let’s disregard my perspective. I hope you readers can treat as an independent piece.

	I don’t know what kind of viewpoints the readers reading this will have, but let’s assume you’ve already read the entire volume. What do you think? From the start one should realize that the synopsis of the book and what’s actually in the book have totally different moods, though that’s entirely my fault, not the fault of the synopsis.

			I don’t know what kind of different viewpoints the readers reading this will have, but I will assume you’ve already read the entire volume. So what do you think? The synopsis of the book and what was actually in the book have totally different moods from the very start, though that was entirely my fault, not the fault of the synopsis.
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	Originally, this was supposed to be a comedy. At the time, I was obsessed with comedies. While concentrating on the ludicrous challenge of “How ludicrous can I make this story”, I wrote 'Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear'. Actually, the title used to be 'The Daily Life of Class 1-B’s Gankyū Eguriko'.		Originally, this was supposed to be a comedy. At the time, I was obsessed with comedies. While concentrating on the ludicrous challenge of “How ludicrous can I make this story”, I wrote 'Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear'. Actually, the title used to be 'The Daily Life of Class 1-B’s Gankyū Eguriko'.

Brynhilde at 03:22, 24 August 2015

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	== Author's Notes ==		== '''Author's Notes''' ==

	Hello everyone. I’m Akira. This novel called Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear is the first volume of five. I consider it a transition for myself. But for now let’s disregard the author’s perspective. I hope readers can treat as an independent piece.		Hello everyone. I’m Akira. This novel called Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear is the first volume of five. I consider it a transition for myself. But for now let’s disregard the author’s perspective. I hope readers can treat as an independent piece.

Brynhilde at 03:04, 20 November 2014

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	=== Author's Notes ===		== Author's Notes ==

	Hello everyone. I’m Akira. This novel called Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear is the first volume of five. I consider it a transition for myself. But for now let’s disregard the author’s perspective. I hope readers can treat as an independent piece.		Hello everyone. I’m Akira. This novel called Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear is the first volume of five. I consider it a transition for myself. But for now let’s disregard the author’s perspective. I hope readers can treat as an independent piece.

Brynhilde at 03:04, 20 November 2014

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	=== ~~'''~~Author's Notes~~'''~~ ===		=== Author's Notes ===

	Hello everyone. I’m Akira. This novel called Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear is the first volume of five. I consider it a transition for myself. But for now let’s disregard the author’s perspective. I hope readers can treat as an independent piece.		Hello everyone. I’m Akira. This novel called Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear is the first volume of five. I consider it a transition for myself. But for now let’s disregard the author’s perspective. I hope readers can treat as an independent piece.

Brynhilde at 02:56, 20 November 2014

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			=== '''Author's Notes''' ===

	Hello everyone. I’m Akira. This novel called Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear is the first volume of five. I consider it a transition for myself. But for now let’s disregard the author’s perspective. I hope readers can treat as an independent piece.		Hello everyone. I’m Akira. This novel called Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear is the first volume of five. I consider it a transition for myself. But for now let’s disregard the author’s perspective. I hope readers can treat as an independent piece.

Brynhilde at 03:37, 22 December 2013

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Dell19930 at 12:02, 27 November 2011

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	Obviously, this was a result of my lack of strength, but maybe this wasn’t so bad. Though the stage was set for a comedy, I ended up writing a serious story. Not only is this kind of experience rare, it fortunately brought me a “Best Newcomer” award.		Obviously, this was a result of my lack of strength, but maybe this wasn’t so bad. Though the stage was set for a comedy, I ended up writing a serious story. Not only is this kind of experience rare, it fortunately brought me a “Best Newcomer” award.

	I don’t know how this work will turn out, but if it can slightly reach readers’ hearts, I’ll be very happy.		I don’t know how this work will turn out, but if it can even slightly reach the readers’ hearts, I’ll be very happy.

	Finally, I give my heartfelt thanks to everyone involved in this novel.		Finally, I give my heartfelt thanks to everyone involved in this novel.

Brynhilde at 10:59, 16 April 2011

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	First of all, the first person in my life to call me to a publishing company and making me incredibly nervous, and whose first words were "...very interesting!" and thus saved me, Mr. Kindaichi. [TN: Name translation is unreliable, as I simply took the Chinese text and ran it through an online translator.] Many thanks for the flowers at the commencement ceremony, and for all your concern.		First of all, the first person in my life to call me to a publishing company and making me incredibly nervous, and whose first words were "...very interesting!" and thus saved me, Mr. Kindaichi. [TN: Name translation is unreliable, as I simply took the Chinese text and ran it through an online translator.] Many thanks for the flowers at the commencement ceremony, and for all your concern.

	Next is Mr. Mitsuki Mausu. Thank you for the gorgeous and unique illustrations ~~distinguishing~~ this novel ~~from others~~. Honestly, before I saw his rendition of Guriko, I hated her, but now I feel the exact opposite. I originally thought of her as looking like a fearsome demon, and didn’t think she could be so cute. It was really surprising!		Next is Mr. Mitsuki Mausu. Thank you for the gorgeous and unique illustrations that distinguished this novel, which had many ordinary characters compared to other series. Honestly, before I saw his rendition of Guriko, I hated her, but now I feel the exact opposite. I originally thought of her as looking like a fearsome demon, and didn’t think she could be so cute. It was really surprising!

	Finally, I thank all of you readers.		Finally, I thank all of you readers.

Brynhilde at 19:45, 14 April 2011

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	Hello everyone. I’m Akira. This novel called Mushi, Eyeball, and a Teddy Bear is the first volume of five, I consider it a transition for myself. But~~. For~~ now let’s disregard the author’s perspective. I hope readers can treat as an independent piece.		Hello everyone. I’m Akira. This novel called Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear is the first volume of five. I consider it a transition for myself. But for now let’s disregard the author’s perspective. I hope readers can treat as an independent piece.

	I don’t know what kind of viewpoints the readers reading this will have, but let’s assume you’ve already read the entire volume. What do you think? From the start one should realize that the synopsis of the book and what’s actually in the book have totally different moods, though that’s entirely my fault, not the fault of the synopsis.		I don’t know what kind of viewpoints the readers reading this will have, but let’s assume you’ve already read the entire volume. What do you think? From the start one should realize that the synopsis of the book and what’s actually in the book have totally different moods, though that’s entirely my fault, not the fault of the synopsis.

	Originally, this was supposed to be a comedy. At the time, I was obsessed with comedies. While concentrating on the ludicrous challenge of “How ludicrous can I make this story”, I wrote Mushi, Eyeball, and a Teddy Bear. ~~And actually~~, the title used to be The Daily Life of Class 1-B’s ~~Gankyuu~~ Eguriko.		Originally, this was supposed to be a comedy. At the time, I was obsessed with comedies. While concentrating on the ludicrous challenge of “How ludicrous can I make this story”, I wrote 'Mushi, Eyeball, and Teddy Bear'. Actually, the title used to be 'The Daily Life of Class 1-B’s Gankyū Eguriko'.

	So, the first characters had crazy names like ~~“Gankyuu~~ Eguriko” or ~~“Usarin-kakka”~~. Originally, the story would have started with a meteorite falling, and ended with a giant teddy bear wreaking havoc. But once I put my pen to ~~the~~ paper, the story that should’ve been a comedy began to become serious… gasp.		So, the first characters had crazy names like “Gankyū Eguriko” or “Milady Usarin”. Originally, the story would have started with a meteorite falling, and ended with a giant teddy bear wreaking havoc. But once I put my pen to paper, the story that should’ve been a comedy began to become serious… gasp.

	Obviously, this was a result of my lack of strength, but maybe this wasn’t so bad. Though the stage was set for a comedy, I ended up writing a serious story. Not only is this kind of experience rare, it fortunately brought me a “Best Newcomer” award.		Obviously, this was a result of my lack of strength, but maybe this wasn’t so bad. Though the stage was set for a comedy, I ended up writing a serious story. Not only is this kind of experience rare, it fortunately brought me a “Best Newcomer” award.
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	Finally, I give my heartfelt thanks to everyone involved in this novel.		Finally, I give my heartfelt thanks to everyone involved in this novel.

	First of all, the first person in my life to call me to a publishing company and making me incredibly nervous, and whose first words were "...very interesting!" and thus saved me, Mr. Kindaichi. ~~[TN: Name translation is unreliable, as I simply took the Chinese text and ran it through an online translator.]~~ Many thanks for the flowers at the commencement ceremony, and for all your concern.		First of all, the first person in my life to call me to a publishing company and making me incredibly nervous, and whose first words were "...very interesting!" and thus saved me, Mr. Kindaichi. Many thanks for the flowers at the commencement ceremony, and for all your concern.

	Next is Mr. Mitsuki Mausu. Thank you for the gorgeous and unique illustrations that distinguished this novel, which had many ordinary characters compared to other series. Honestly, before I saw his rendition of Guriko, I hated her, but now I feel the exact opposite. I originally thought of her as looking like a fearsome demon, and didn’t think she could be so cute. It was really surprising!		Next is Mr. Mitsuki Mausu. Thank you for the gorgeous and unique illustrations that distinguished this novel, which had many ordinary characters compared to other series. Honestly, before I saw his rendition of Guriko, I hated her, but now I feel the exact opposite. I originally thought of her as looking like a fearsome demon, and didn’t think she could be so cute. It was really surprising!
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	Novels only contain words, but it takes valuable time for you to read them. As an author, in order to prevent that time from becoming a waste, I want to write novel with humor and thought.		Novels only contain words, but it takes valuable time for you to read them. As an author, in order to prevent that time from becoming a waste, I want to write novel with humor and thought.

	~~—Akira~~		— Akira

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