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Five Rabite things!
Four Rabites sleeping,
three Rabite fans,
two Rabite mugs,
and a Rabite in the Mana Tree
Today we have a mix of awake plushies from Legend of Mana and the World of Mana games. Fun fact, they do not have belly buttons!
Four Rabites sleeping,
three Rabite fans,
two Rabite mugs,
and a Rabite in the Mana Tree
Today we have a pillow, a Zippo lighter and mousepad from Legend of Mana, and a promotional ball pit ball and t-shirt (with other monsters on back) from the Trials of Mana remake.
three Rabite fans,
two Rabite mugs,
and a Rabite in the Mana Tree
Today we have a mix of sleeping plushies from Legend of Mana and the World of Mana games. Fun fact, they have an ‘X’ for a belly button!
two Rabite mugs,
and a Rabite in the Mana Tree
Today we have promotional fans for Dawn of Mana and Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales (the other side has a Chocobo face).
and a Rabite in the Mana Tree
Today we have a 25th anniversary orchestra and Secret of Mana remake mug.
Today we have a finger puppet from Sword of Mana sitting atop the pop-up book Mana Tree from the Secret of Mana remake.
The final episode of the anime has aired, and you may have noticed some things were a bit off.
The beginning of the episode was completely recycled from the last one, some scenes seemed to start and end suddenly, and there were a lot of close-ups on faces.
Well it seems that the episode had to be aired before everything was finished, because a “Director’s Cut” version of episode 12 will be aired at a later date.
More details to come on distribution in January 2023, according to the official site’s news section.
I’m going to eventually put together my thoughts on the series as a whole, and each of the episodes, but now that I know the Director’s Cut is coming I’m going to hold off for the time being.
Preorders for the Shiloh Nendoroid are being taken between December 22nd 2022 and February 1st, 2023.
It comes with a Li’l Cactus.
Over in the The Teardrop Crystal section of the site you can now find a Glossary page.
All of the glossary entries were translated by me, and come from the official Twitter account for the anime. These tend to be posted a little while after each episode. Only Episode 09 seems to have no glossary entries associated with it. The final glossary entries should be coming up shortly after the airing of the finale of the series this Friday.
The entries seem to be mostly written for viewers of the anime who are unfamiliar with the original game, but seasoned veterans of the series may find some interesting tidbits in them.
I may go back and add some images to this page later on, as the Twitter posts each had a screenshot associated with them, but I’m on vacation for the holiday and don’t have a good way to add them in at the moment.
Over at the main site for the anime, you can find a second online exhibition link.
This one is titled “cave” whereas the last one was “house” and took place in the MC’s house. so naturally this one takes place in the Mekiv Caverns.
You can walk down the entrance of the cavern, checking out some scenery settings and some character art, and eventually you end up in a big room with a life sized Du’Cate.
I tried crawling around in the edges of the cave to look for secrets, but got bored and decided to update the episodes page instead.
Let me know if you find anything!
