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Iyashikei: While the series itself won't satisfy the definition, episode seven marks change in pace, being relaxing and slow-paced, with Sonico just wandering around the countryside. Power (2011) - Sonico's solo single, was released on iTunes for the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake relief funding.
Paper-Thin Disguise: Suzu and Fuuri impersonate Sonico when the latter becomes triple-booked on the first day of her school's cultural festival. While Suzu does a reasonable job of fooling Sonico's classmates (who are still suspicious), it does nothing for Sonico's grandmother, who sees through it immediately. Similarly, the emcee of the beauty contest seems to realize it's Fuuri, but plays along nonetheless. One area where A-Plus did fine is with the design of Pochaco's face. Her cuteness is one of her best assets, and her eyes are very vibrant. Motto! SoniComi - More Communication with Sonico (2013) - PS3 port of SoniComi, features reworked graphics and additional content. In 2016, JAST USA released a PC port with English support. Sonico winds up taking on more than she can handle during the cultural festival in episode nine; Sonico isn't one to turn down requests for assistance, though, rather than being forced to help others.Book Ends: The series begins and ends with Sonico waking up late, and then riding her bike to the university. Unfortunately, I will not be displaying Pochaco without the skirt, and the reason is evident below. Her garterbelt is supposed to made from a lacy material, but as you can see it is just a painting disaster! Those big craters in her flesh don't help the matter, either :(... Better to Die than Be Killed: Sonico, Fuuri and Suzu jump overboard when they appear to be in danger of being eaten by other passengers during the sixth episode, but the passengers come to their senses and can only watch in horror as the three plummet into the ocean. They are subsequently rescued.
Establishing Character Moment: Sonico's manager makes his debut by arriving just as a client tried to take a photo of Sonico in a rather skimpy bikini. His first move is to intimidate them into not doing the shoot with his demon mask, with the implication that it's to him what the headphones are to Sonico. but the beer in her other hand looks like it's flat (nothing about Pochaco should be flat, right :) ). At first, I thought this was just a strange design choice, but a number of character goods featuring an illustration of Pochaco in this outfit were released right around the same time as this figure and the illustration depicts the two beers just like this. See ITEM #219698 for an example. I Call It "Vera": Sonico's guitar was a gift from Toma-senpai that the latter named "Daydream"; Toma herself received it as a gift. Green-Eyed Monster: Kinomoto is the journalist who does a behind the scenes interview of Sonico in episode five. As she was a failed novelist, she grows a little bitter at how good and easy going Sonico seems to have it as the interview progresses. However, she gets some inspiration from the latter's notebook and Sonico says she would continue playing music even if everyone thought it was awful because that's what she loves doing. This gives her an epiphany, and she decides to pursue novel writing again, along with giving Sonico a good review. Low-angle shot. The painting on the frill of her panties is a little messy, and you can see some more messy painting where her panties meet her inner thigh.It's a shame because "cute busty barmaid serving up fresh cold beers!!!!1" is an A+ (HAW HAW) concept. Also, I'd still rank this Pochaco as one of my favs on the market, even if I don't want to own it. Lol. If A+ ever re-released this (dream on) I'd appreciate if they upped the quality control as well as perhaps revisiting the sculpt just a tiiiinnyyyyy bit. To meet MY very specific request. Pls and thx. Chop chop A+ !!!!! : Unusually Uninteresting Sight: Sonico's headphones and how Kitamura's hanya mask are never seen as unusual by other characters in the series. Food as Bribe: After Fuuri complains about wearing a somewhat skimpy outfit in episode eleven outside in the cold, Suzu tells her that she can have all the meat buns she wants during her break, with great success.
Spotlight-Stealing Squad: In episode three, Kitamura "saves" Sonico from a squid monster instead of letting the heroes of the show do it. Truth in Television: During Real Life press events involving Super Sonico, one or more demon masked individuals are used to protect Super Sonico's purity. Breakout Character: In 2006, Tsuji Santa provided an illustration for a poster depicting a pink-haired girl wearing headphones and sporting a guitar, to promote the Nitro Plus Music Festival. Reception to this poster was overwhelmingly positive, and so, Super Sonico was born. Realising Super Sonico's marketability, Nitro Plus invested in the character to create figures, posters, music, manga, video games and anime were made. In time, Sonico has become the official mascot for their music festivals, and Tsuji Santa became more renowned as an artist, going on to create more characters similar to Super Sonico. Essentially, the front and side panels of the box are identical with a window and the same picture of the figure.Pochaco and Vertex's "Cowgirl" Pochaco ITEM #183891 . Cowgirl Pochaco is 1/6 scale, and you can see that the A-Plus figure is slightly larger. Also, while the Vertex figure is much better in terms of fit and finish, I think A-Plus did a better job with her facial expression! Arguments against: There's also a few. The paintwork is simply a mess, particularly on some parts that are exposed when Pochaco's skirt is removed, paint transfer concerns, and Pochaco looks a little awkward from a couple of angles when she's in her cast-off state. Nitroplus Blasterz Heroines Infinite Duel (2015) - Sonico is both a playable character and an assist character. Magnets also keep Pochaco's skirt closed. Note that the skirt is meant to sit just above the bottom of her apron; when I tried to position it any lower, the skirt would not close properly.
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