totally random questions springing from my braiiiiin

[lrodell]

Anyone knowing of bread-baking anime/manga, please comment here. Also golf anime/manga, if such exists (because I wanna *know*, man^^)And, how close are Ragnarok Online and MapleStory to Flyff?
...Flyff... :( (are they going to just bop charas down to Vagrants or nuke them completely? o.o)

Comments

[tpod]

Not wuite bread-baking, but Antique Bakery's quite nice; deals more with pastries and the like. Digital Manga Publishing just released it.

[tpod]

Not *quite* bread-baking.

God, my eyes are going. Old age sucks.

[vonbrigthi]

you HAVE to read Yakitate! Japan. and maybe watch the anime adaptation, i dunno, i haven't seen that...

but yeah. Yakitate! Japan = CRACK. and uh. :x

[lrodell]

*prowls forward* What 'uh'? What's the zipped lips for? *sneaksneaksneak*

[vonbrigthi]

that was me trying to form a coherent though and failing.

[vonbrigthi]

oh, and apparently there's a golf manga called "Rising Impact" that.. I think one group scanslated, but way back in 2003, so you'll have to probably scour IRC if you want to read it. *flee*

[redplasticglass]

bread-baking--- yakitate!! Japan
golf-- I've seen one in shonen Sunday-- I'll see if I can find hte name of it.

[demeter918]

Breadbaking: Yakitate Japan!

Golf: Mm, I don't know how to translate into English, but rest assured, there is golf manga and plenty of it. My favorite one ended eventually at 55 volumes and he eventually made it to St. Augustine (I think? The famous one in Scotland) and won the ultimate cup against Jack Nicklaus.

[arithon]

The Yakitate Japan anime is SOOOOOO good. I mean, anything that mixes bread-baking with Gamera would have to be, right?