Talk:Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon - Revision history

PassifloraC: /* The ultimate end */ new section

2024-10-21T12:05:19Z

The ultimate end: new section

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	Ah, also, I just remembered something...When Kawakami had a somewhat large following, in that particular channel of that particular image board, a user by the name 'Crytos Pop Heart Von Poppy Popsly Et a Lionsdown' ( I use his name on an online battle simulator I frequent, hence why I remember it ) regularly uploaded all manner of Kawakami novels, short and long alike. I think its all been archived 'there', so feel free to check it out. Alternatively, the Kadokawa website shut down will likely last little more than a few more months, then CITY SFs availability will come.		Ah, also, I just remembered something...When Kawakami had a somewhat large following, in that particular channel of that particular image board, a user by the name 'Crytos Pop Heart Von Poppy Popsly Et a Lionsdown' ( I use his name on an online battle simulator I frequent, hence why I remember it ) regularly uploaded all manner of Kawakami novels, short and long alike. I think its all been archived 'there', so feel free to check it out. Alternatively, the Kadokawa website shut down will likely last little more than a few more months, then CITY SFs availability will come.
	:As far as I know, SF wasn't a digital exclusive, but a digital-order-exclusive physical doujinshi. The only links to Dengeki Bunko come from the showcased books (On a Godless Planet and Horizon NEXT BOX). Neither SF nor Tokyo were released via Kadokawa, but as doujinshi (I believe at least Tokyo was sold during a Comiket or something, while SF, as far as I'm aware but I may be wrong, could only be purchased from Tenky Store, but both had a limited print run). Proof of their status as doujinshi is the fact that the covers show a distinctive lack of Dengeki Bunko's seal. You won't find them at any official publisher's page nor any regular bookstore. Heck, I even followed VIRTUALCITY-Ex.'s (the name for Tenky at Pixiv) rabbithole until Melonbook's list of Kawakami's works (and Meloonbook sells even pretty old doujinshi), but nothing. As I said, the only sources are found are dodgy resellings that are quite overpriced. --[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])		:As far as I know, SF wasn't a digital exclusive, but a digital-order-exclusive physical doujinshi. The only links to Dengeki Bunko come from the showcased books (On a Godless Planet and Horizon NEXT BOX). Neither SF nor Tokyo were released via Kadokawa, but as doujinshi (I believe at least Tokyo was sold during a Comiket or something, while SF, as far as I'm aware but I may be wrong, could only be purchased from Tenky Store, but both had a limited print run). Proof of their status as doujinshi is the fact that the covers show a distinctive lack of Dengeki Bunko's seal. You won't find them at any official publisher's page nor any regular bookstore. Heck, I even followed VIRTUALCITY-Ex.'s (the name for Tenky at Pixiv) rabbithole until Melonbook's list of Kawakami's works (and Meloonbook sells even pretty old doujinshi), but nothing. As I said, the only sources are found are dodgy resellings that are quite overpriced. --[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])

			== The ultimate end ==

			>The bonus novel for the "Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere" anime Blu-ray is now available in a fun and lively "icon talk format"!

			Kimitoasamade has now been (re)unleashed, in all its glory, and with a much more polished presentation, all extra content inclusive.
			With this, I believe all Horizon related content has truly been exhausted...onwards to dungeons and elves now ( godless hasn't been updated in 2 years ;_; ( but at least this way js06 can catch up. There's just that 1 volume after all) )

			Feel free to check on the old group. Bookwalker allows for a nice preview.
			https://bookwalker.jp/series/236335/list/
			(I'm hoping someone adds all this (Everything now in Next box HDDD) into the main page )

			(Also good to know the translations are in the final stretch now ( (for the main series ) 10 & 11 )

			On a totally unrelated note, I also hope someone tosses in a page for his romcom short stories, when all is said and done.
			--[[User:Passi\|Passi]]

Kemm: /* The Timeline's looking pretty good ( to those still following ) */

2024-09-27T23:50:41Z

The Timeline's looking pretty good ( to those still following )

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	Fortunate for everything else, you can get them instantly on bookwalker...		Fortunate for everything else, you can get them instantly on bookwalker...
	Ah, also, I just remembered something...When Kawakami had a somewhat large following, in that particular channel of that particular image board, a user by the name 'Crytos Pop Heart Von Poppy Popsly Et a Lionsdown' ( I use his name on an online battle simulator I frequent, hence why I remember it ) regularly uploaded all manner of Kawakami novels, short and long alike. I think its all been archived 'there', so feel free to check it out. Alternatively, the Kadokawa website shut down will likely last little more than a few more months, then CITY SFs availability will come.		Ah, also, I just remembered something...When Kawakami had a somewhat large following, in that particular channel of that particular image board, a user by the name 'Crytos Pop Heart Von Poppy Popsly Et a Lionsdown' ( I use his name on an online battle simulator I frequent, hence why I remember it ) regularly uploaded all manner of Kawakami novels, short and long alike. I think its all been archived 'there', so feel free to check it out. Alternatively, the Kadokawa website shut down will likely last little more than a few more months, then CITY SFs availability will come.
			:As far as I know, SF wasn't a digital exclusive, but a digital-order-exclusive physical doujinshi. The only links to Dengeki Bunko come from the showcased books (On a Godless Planet and Horizon NEXT BOX). Neither SF nor Tokyo were released via Kadokawa, but as doujinshi (I believe at least Tokyo was sold during a Comiket or something, while SF, as far as I'm aware but I may be wrong, could only be purchased from Tenky Store, but both had a limited print run). Proof of their status as doujinshi is the fact that the covers show a distinctive lack of Dengeki Bunko's seal. You won't find them at any official publisher's page nor any regular bookstore. Heck, I even followed VIRTUALCITY-Ex.'s (the name for Tenky at Pixiv) rabbithole until Melonbook's list of Kawakami's works (and Meloonbook sells even pretty old doujinshi), but nothing. As I said, the only sources are found are dodgy resellings that are quite overpriced. --[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])

PassifloraC: /* The Timeline's looking pretty good ( to those still following ) */

2024-09-24T17:28:04Z

The Timeline's looking pretty good ( to those still following )

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	On another note, is there a reason for the absence of NEXT BOX HDD ( the behind-the-scenes after volumes ) and Girls talk 4? are they not part of the grand plan?		On another note, is there a reason for the absence of NEXT BOX HDD ( the behind-the-scenes after volumes ) and Girls talk 4? are they not part of the grand plan?
	:No idea. As a side note, someone did integrate Js06's translation of CITY's SF into the illustrations (I have yet to check the quality, though). I do wonder where exactly did they find the raws, though, as my numerous searches with different engines only resulted in dodgy offers to sell the original paper book, as well as the (closed since forever) original site to buy it (Satoyasu's personal website), and in my experience I tend to find things other people give up as a lost cause...--[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])		:No idea. As a side note, someone did integrate Js06's translation of CITY's SF into the illustrations (I have yet to check the quality, though). I do wonder where exactly did they find the raws, though, as my numerous searches with different engines only resulted in dodgy offers to sell the original paper book, as well as the (closed since forever) original site to buy it (Satoyasu's personal website), and in my experience I tend to find things other people give up as a lost cause...--[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])
	:Didn't Satoyasu simply move from http://www.tenkystore.com/ to https://www.tenky.co.jp/? Clicking some stuff takes me to dengekibunko.jp, where I assume I'll find the exclusively digital CITY-SF volume. Though Of course, what with Kadokawa and hackers, the site yet persists in its remaining down*
			Didn't Satoyasu simply move from http://www.tenkystore.com/ to https://www.tenky.co.jp/? Clicking some stuff takes me to dengekibunko.jp, where I assume I'll find the exclusively digital CITY-SF volume. Though Of course, what with Kadokawa and hackers, the site yet persists in its remaining down*
	(see: *The site you are trying to access is currently undergoing emergency maintenance.)		(see: *The site you are trying to access is currently undergoing emergency maintenance.)
	Fortunate for everything else, you can get them instantly on bookwalker...		Fortunate for everything else, you can get them instantly on bookwalker...
	Ah, also, I just remembered something...When Kawakami had a somewhat large following, in that particular channel of that particular image board, a user by the name 'Crytos Pop Heart Von Poppy Popsly Et a Lionsdown' ( I use his name on an online battle simulator I frequent, hence why I remember it ) regularly uploaded all manner of Kawakami novels, short and long alike. I think its all been archived 'there', so feel free to check it out. Alternatively, the Kadokawa website shut down will likely last little more than a few more months, then CITY SFs availability will come.		Ah, also, I just remembered something...When Kawakami had a somewhat large following, in that particular channel of that particular image board, a user by the name 'Crytos Pop Heart Von Poppy Popsly Et a Lionsdown' ( I use his name on an online battle simulator I frequent, hence why I remember it ) regularly uploaded all manner of Kawakami novels, short and long alike. I think its all been archived 'there', so feel free to check it out. Alternatively, the Kadokawa website shut down will likely last little more than a few more months, then CITY SFs availability will come.

PassifloraC: /* The Timeline's looking pretty good ( to those still following ) */

2024-09-24T17:27:07Z

The Timeline's looking pretty good ( to those still following )

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	On another note, is there a reason for the absence of NEXT BOX HDD ( the behind-the-scenes after volumes ) and Girls talk 4? are they not part of the grand plan?		On another note, is there a reason for the absence of NEXT BOX HDD ( the behind-the-scenes after volumes ) and Girls talk 4? are they not part of the grand plan?
	:No idea. As a side note, someone did integrate Js06's translation of CITY's SF into the illustrations (I have yet to check the quality, though). I do wonder where exactly did they find the raws, though, as my numerous searches with different engines only resulted in dodgy offers to sell the original paper book, as well as the (closed since forever) original site to buy it (Satoyasu's personal website), and in my experience I tend to find things other people give up as a lost cause...--[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])		:No idea. As a side note, someone did integrate Js06's translation of CITY's SF into the illustrations (I have yet to check the quality, though). I do wonder where exactly did they find the raws, though, as my numerous searches with different engines only resulted in dodgy offers to sell the original paper book, as well as the (closed since forever) original site to buy it (Satoyasu's personal website), and in my experience I tend to find things other people give up as a lost cause...--[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])
			:Didn't Satoyasu simply move from http://www.tenkystore.com/ to https://www.tenky.co.jp/? Clicking some stuff takes me to dengekibunko.jp, where I assume I'll find the exclusively digital CITY-SF volume. Though Of course, what with Kadokawa and hackers, the site yet persists in its remaining down*
			(see: *The site you are trying to access is currently undergoing emergency maintenance.)
			Fortunate for everything else, you can get them instantly on bookwalker...
			Ah, also, I just remembered something...When Kawakami had a somewhat large following, in that particular channel of that particular image board, a user by the name 'Crytos Pop Heart Von Poppy Popsly Et a Lionsdown' ( I use his name on an online battle simulator I frequent, hence why I remember it ) regularly uploaded all manner of Kawakami novels, short and long alike. I think its all been archived 'there', so feel free to check it out. Alternatively, the Kadokawa website shut down will likely last little more than a few more months, then CITY SFs availability will come.

Kemm at 16:18, 24 September 2024

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	I believe someone's working on clean looking epubs for the latest translated volumes, and for everything else too...it won't be too long till everything is translated (It might not be index speed, but it's something)		I believe someone's working on clean looking epubs for the latest translated volumes, and for everything else too...it won't be too long till everything is translated (It might not be index speed, but it's something)
	On another note, is there a reason for the absence of NEXT BOX HDD ( the behind-the-scenes after volumes ) and Girls talk 4? are they not part of the grand plan?		On another note, is there a reason for the absence of NEXT BOX HDD ( the behind-the-scenes after volumes ) and Girls talk 4? are they not part of the grand plan?
			:No idea. As a side note, someone did integrate Js06's translation of CITY's SF into the illustrations (I have yet to check the quality, though). I do wonder where exactly did they find the raws, though, as my numerous searches with different engines only resulted in dodgy offers to sell the original paper book, as well as the (closed since forever) original site to buy it (Satoyasu's personal website), and in my experience I tend to find things other people give up as a lost cause...--[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])

PassifloraC: /* The Timeline's looking pretty good ( to those still following ) */ new section

2024-09-24T13:45:01Z

The Timeline's looking pretty good ( to those still following ): new section

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	Does anyone know what the issue is with the XXI OVA? They plain skipped from the end of the second season to about the current point in the novels (i.e. farther than we have read, ergo spoilers) and somehow the premise reminds me of some game-like plot (?). I ask here because trying to find about it on my own rendered nothing but quite the big spoiler from 10-C. --[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])		Does anyone know what the issue is with the XXI OVA? They plain skipped from the end of the second season to about the current point in the novels (i.e. farther than we have read, ergo spoilers) and somehow the premise reminds me of some game-like plot (?). I ask here because trying to find about it on my own rendered nothing but quite the big spoiler from 10-C. --[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])

			== The Timeline's looking pretty good ( to those still following ) ==

			https://files.catbox.moe/due1ry.PNG
			I believe someone's working on clean looking epubs for the latest translated volumes, and for everything else too...it won't be too long till everything is translated (It might not be index speed, but it's something)
			On another note, is there a reason for the absence of NEXT BOX HDD ( the behind-the-scenes after volumes ) and Girls talk 4? are they not part of the grand plan?

Kemm: /* Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon XXI */ new section

2018-12-28T21:14:46Z

Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon XXI: new section

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	The author clearly made the changes to depict the distortions that happen when reenacting history, but it's interesting to know from where things come.--[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])		The author clearly made the changes to depict the distortions that happen when reenacting history, but it's interesting to know from where things come.--[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])

			== Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon XXI ==

			Does anyone know what the issue is with the XXI OVA? They plain skipped from the end of the second season to about the current point in the novels (i.e. farther than we have read, ergo spoilers) and somehow the premise reminds me of some game-like plot (?). I ask here because trying to find about it on my own rendered nothing but quite the big spoiler from 10-C. --[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])

Kemm at 16:54, 18 January 2018

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	! Toryanse !! Tooshidouka (Song of Passage)		! Toryanse !! Tooshidouka (Song of Passage)
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	\| '''Toryanse, toryanse.<br />Koko wa doko no hosomichi ja?<br />Tenjin-sama no hosomichi ja.<br />Chitto toshite kudashanse.<br />Goyo no nai mono toshasenu.<br />Kono ko no nanatsu no oiwai ni<br />Ofuda wo osame ni mairimasu.<br />Iki wa yoi yoi, kaeri wa kowai.<br />Kowai nagara mo<br />Toryanse, toryanse.''' \|\| '''Toorimase toorimase<br />Ikaba izuko ga hosomichi nareba<br />Tenjin moto he to itaru hosomichi<br />Goiken gomuyou toorenu totemo<br /><br />Kono ko no too no oiwai ni<br />Ryou no ofuda wo osame ni sanzu<br />Iki wa yoi nagi kaeri wa kowaki<br />Wa ga naka kowaki no tooshi kana<br />~~Toorimase toorimase.~~'''		\| '''Toryanse, toryanse.<br />Koko wa doko no hosomichi ja?<br />Tenjin-sama no hosomichi ja.<br />Chitto toshite kudashanse.<br />Goyo no nai mono toshasenu.<br />Kono ko no nanatsu no oiwai ni<br />Ofuda wo osame ni mairimasu.<br />Iki wa yoi yoi, kaeri wa kowai.<br />Kowai nagara mo<br />Toryanse, toryanse.''' \|\| '''Toorimase toorimase<br />Ikaba izuko ga hosomichi nareba<br />Tenjin moto he to itaru hosomichi<br />Goiken gomuyou toorenu totemo<br /><br />Kono ko no too no oiwai ni<br />Ryou no ofuda wo osame ni sanzu<br />Iki wa yoi nagi kaeri wa kowaki<br />Wa ga naka kowaki no tooshi kana<br /><br /> '''
	\|-		\|-
	\| ''Let me pass, let me pass.<br />What is this narrow pathway here?<br />This is the narrow pathway of Tenjin Shrine.<br />Please allow me to go through.<br />Those without good reason shall not pass.<br />To celebrate this child's seventh birthday<br />I've come to make the offering of this talisman.<br />Going in is fine, fine, but returning will be scary.<br />It's scary, but<br />Let me pass, let me pass.'' \|\| ''Let us pass, let us pass<br />Where does this narrow path lead?<br />This is the narrow pathway to the gods in heaven<br />Your thoughts do not matter; you cannot pass<br /><br />To celebrate this child’s tenth birthday<br />I must make an offering with these talismans<br />Going in may be pleasant, but returning is scary<br />Can I pass despite my fears?<br />~~Let us pass, let us pass.~~''		\| ''Let me pass, let me pass.<br />What is this narrow pathway here?<br />This is the narrow pathway of Tenjin Shrine.<br />Please allow me to go through.<br />Those without good reason shall not pass.<br />To celebrate this child's seventh birthday<br />I've come to make the offering of this talisman.<br />Going in is fine, fine, but returning will be scary.<br />It's scary, but<br />Let me pass, let me pass.'' \|\| ''Let us pass, let us pass<br />Where does this narrow path lead?<br />This is the narrow pathway to the gods in heaven<br />Your thoughts do not matter; you cannot pass<br /><br />To celebrate this child’s tenth birthday<br />I must make an offering with these talismans<br />Going in may be pleasant, but returning is scary<br />Can I pass despite my fears?<br /><br /> ''
	\|}		\|}

	The author clearly made the changes to depict the distortions that happen when reenacting history, but it's interesting to know from where things come.--[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])		The author clearly made the changes to depict the distortions that happen when reenacting history, but it's interesting to know from where things come.--[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])

Kemm at 16:52, 18 January 2018

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	::ok, I should leave it alone then. I'll revert those. --[[User:Txtracer\|Txtracer]] ([[User talk:Txtracer\|talk]]) 00:38, 2 January 2015 (CST)		::ok, I should leave it alone then. I'll revert those. --[[User:Txtracer\|Txtracer]] ([[User talk:Txtracer\|talk]]) 00:38, 2 January 2015 (CST)

	== Song of ~~Passing~~ ==		== Song of Passage ==

	I found it weird that for the rest of his series the author uses existing songs as a background theme (like ''Silent Night'' or the US hymn), but for this one instead wrote a new one... or so it seemed. By chance, I found that the Song of Passage is a variation the nursery rhyme of a children game very similar to ''London Bridge is falling down'' (that is, two children hold each other's hands up and the rest of players pass through the arch while the song is sung, at the end of which the arch is lowered;kids that get trapped by the arms, lose), and its tune is used for the japanese "blind-alerting" traffic lights (that is, traffic lights with a speaker that emit sounds when it becomes green for people).		I found it weird that for the rest of his series the author uses existing songs as a background theme (like ''Silent Night'' or the US hymn), but for this one instead wrote a new one... or so it seemed. By chance, I found that the Song of Passage is a variation the nursery rhyme of a children game very similar to ''London Bridge is falling down'' (that is, two children hold each other's hands up and the rest of players pass through the arch while the song is sung, at the end of which the arch is lowered;kids that get trapped by the arms, lose), and its tune is used for the japanese "blind-alerting" traffic lights (that is, traffic lights with a speaker that emit sounds when it becomes green for people).

Kemm: /* Song of Passing */ new section

2018-01-18T16:52:09Z

Song of Passing: new section

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	::ok, I should leave it alone then. I'll revert those. --[[User:Txtracer\|Txtracer]] ([[User talk:Txtracer\|talk]]) 00:38, 2 January 2015 (CST)		::ok, I should leave it alone then. I'll revert those. --[[User:Txtracer\|Txtracer]] ([[User talk:Txtracer\|talk]]) 00:38, 2 January 2015 (CST)

			== Song of Passing ==

			I found it weird that for the rest of his series the author uses existing songs as a background theme (like ''Silent Night'' or the US hymn), but for this one instead wrote a new one... or so it seemed. By chance, I found that the Song of Passage is a variation the nursery rhyme of a children game very similar to ''London Bridge is falling down'' (that is, two children hold each other's hands up and the rest of players pass through the arch while the song is sung, at the end of which the arch is lowered;kids that get trapped by the arms, lose), and its tune is used for the japanese "blind-alerting" traffic lights (that is, traffic lights with a speaker that emit sounds when it becomes green for people).

			The full lyrics of the original song, plus translation:
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|-
			! Toryanse !! Tooshidouka (Song of Passage)
			\|-
			\| '''Toryanse, toryanse.<br />Koko wa doko no hosomichi ja?<br />Tenjin-sama no hosomichi ja.<br />Chitto toshite kudashanse.<br />Goyo no nai mono toshasenu.<br />Kono ko no nanatsu no oiwai ni<br />Ofuda wo osame ni mairimasu.<br />Iki wa yoi yoi, kaeri wa kowai.<br />Kowai nagara mo<br />Toryanse, toryanse.''' \|\| '''Toorimase toorimase<br />Ikaba izuko ga hosomichi nareba<br />Tenjin moto he to itaru hosomichi<br />Goiken gomuyou toorenu totemo<br /><br />Kono ko no too no oiwai ni<br />Ryou no ofuda wo osame ni sanzu<br />Iki wa yoi nagi kaeri wa kowaki<br />Wa ga naka kowaki no tooshi kana<br />Toorimase toorimase.'''
			\|-
			\| ''Let me pass, let me pass.<br />What is this narrow pathway here?<br />This is the narrow pathway of Tenjin Shrine.<br />Please allow me to go through.<br />Those without good reason shall not pass.<br />To celebrate this child's seventh birthday<br />I've come to make the offering of this talisman.<br />Going in is fine, fine, but returning will be scary.<br />It's scary, but<br />Let me pass, let me pass.'' \|\| ''Let us pass, let us pass<br />Where does this narrow path lead?<br />This is the narrow pathway to the gods in heaven<br />Your thoughts do not matter; you cannot pass<br /><br />To celebrate this child’s tenth birthday<br />I must make an offering with these talismans<br />Going in may be pleasant, but returning is scary<br />Can I pass despite my fears?<br />Let us pass, let us pass.''
			\|}

			The author clearly made the changes to depict the distortions that happen when reenacting history, but it's interesting to know from where things come.--[[User:Kemm\|Kemm]] ([[User talk:Kemm\|talk]])