The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You - Vol. 16 Ch. 133 - Playing With the Capoeira Lady

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The fact that their birthday have special meanings like, for example Shizuka's birthday 11/1 which is the same day as "book day" in japan instead of just creating random meaningless birthday dates proves how devoted they are to the manga.
 
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There has to be a point where he meets one girl who denies everything lol.
 
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This chapter is just raw chaos. And it will only escalate from here.
"Did I just get mixed up in some seriously deranged gang, here?"
Well, I'm not going to say no...
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There she is! Everyone's favorite walking Geneva Convention violation!
 
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Iku 1/9
Suu 1/23
Ahko 2/5
Naddy 2/11
Mimimi 3/3
Nano 3/14
Momiji 4/8
Kusuri 4/18
Rentarou 5/1
Mei 5/10
Hahari 5/12
Uto 5/16
Hakari 6/22
Eira 8/3
Yaku 8/9
Rin 8/10
Yamame 8/11
Kurumi 9/3
Mai 9/6
Karane 9/9
Chiyo 10/1
Momoha 10/8
Meme 10/10
Kishika 10/10
Shizuka 11/1
I'm gonna be slightly disappointed if they don't introduce an actual American with the birthday of 9/11...
 
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What about ahko ?
Super duper necropost but I was re-reading through this.

Adding the other references that the earlier post didn't cover:

Meme 10/10 = Eye Care Day = based on the idea that 10 when turned 90 degrees looks like an eye with an eyebrow over it
Chiyo 10/1 = Glasses Day (because 10/01 could be written as ー00ー which looks like glasses)
Yamame 8/11 = Mountain Day (was originally proposed to be August 12th, but that was the day of the terrible Japan Airlines 123 air crash so they moved it one day forward)
Momiji 4/8 = Shiatsu Day = as in a massage, from shi (4) atsu (8)
Kishika 10/10 = Baby's Day = under the old lunar calendar where a month was 28 days, "10 months and 10 days" was the typical duration of pregnancy
Ahko 2/5 = Smile Day since 2/5 is "niko" and "nikoniko" is the onomatopoeia for smiling
Uto 5/16 = Traveler's Day = said to be the day that the poet Matsuo Bashou set out on the journey during which he wrote the Oku no Hosomichi
Eira 8/3 = Capoeirista Day

For other birthdays:

Tama 2/22 = Cat's Day = from nyan nyan, sound of meowing
Himeka 10/31 = 天 (ten = 10) 才 (sai = 31) meaning "prodigy"
Matsuri 8/15 = Obon Night
Shiina 4/17 = Shi (4) + ina (17)
Meru 11/30 = Storybook Day = the day that Teiji Seta published his collection of children's stories, 絵本論
Saki 4/1 = the first birthday in a given fiscal year (4/1 through 3/31)

And of course,
Rentarou 5/1 = ko (5) i (1) = "love"
 
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"Here, take this, my kills-bugs-if-you-splash-them-with-it-drug!"

So you basically just made homemade pestici-

"Should mention, it also kills humans if you splash on them too"

...Kusuri, what have we said about bringing neurotoxins to school?
 

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