takashichea (Level 21)
Overview
Welcome to the ninth weekly Beelzebub article! I'm your host, Taka, and I'm here to present this episode and my team's wiki work to you. For those who do know my team, my awesome teammates are Annabanana, ShadowKnight508, Arussel, and Sreenivas. Be sure to check out this episode's image gallery, too!
Plot
Last week's episode was great because Hilda and Oga fight together for the first time. Now, the story continues off where Oga and Beel takes revenge on Hecadoth who impaled Hilda.
With Hilda down, Oga and Beel take on Hecadoth for some payback. At the same time, Kaname and Toujou's fight is interrupted by two, new demons, Graphel and Naga. Two brutal fights take place between the humans (one demon baby) and Behemoth's demon generals. Can Oga and Beel defeat Hecadoth and can Toujou and Kaname take down their opponents? Tune in and watch Beelzebub episode 40!
Verdict
Beware of Spoilers! Keep in mind, I purposely do not cover everything in order keep the discussion going.
Good
- Yuka's misunderstanding of the situation is funny. Plus, she reminds me of Aoi Kunieda who misunderstand's Oga's intention.
- Oga and Toujou's fights were spectacular. Well, Toujou's fight is better since more punches and kicks were exchanged without the flashy Zebul Spell animation.
- Zenjuro makes an appearance and crashes the party. He certainly made an impact on Behemoth's men.
- Kanzaki and Yuka make the comic relief part of the episode great while other scenes pale in comparison. See the bad section.
Bad
- I like to talk about the flow of the episode a lot. I like how comic relief scenes cool off the tension, but some scenes were not great.
- Alaindelon's scene with Furuichi is one of them. I get a good laugh at Alaindelon's relationship with Furuichi, but the fight scenes keep shifting to them witnessing strange and ominous things such as the maid outfit ripping and the cup cracking.
- The ending theme is too sudden and ruins the mood of the show. I love the ending theme because how cute Beel and Hilda dance. They should have transition it better and start the theme song when the episode finally ends.
- Censorship: After they make Hilda's impalement scene less visible and bloody in the anime (last episode), I could have sworn that Oga got impaled by Hecadoth. I have to read the manga chapter for this.
Bizarre
- Shizuka pulls out a policeman from out of nowhere. Where did that come from? See HammerSpace concept.
- Beel's like a kitty cat whose eyes glow in the dark.
- Plot hole: Where did Furuichi get more lewd magazines? They were burnt off in the last two episodes.
Overall, the episode is great with the right mix of action and comedy even with the redundant Alaindelon scenes.
Trivia
Now, I want to introduce you to Annabanana, a beautiful wiki editor who first worked on Beelzebub series in winter 2010. She has been working hard by herself while some independent wiki editors who work a bit and leave. It was only in the summer that ShadowKnight508 and I joined her. Our team love and support her. This week, she added a lot of trivia questions for Fairy Tail and Beelzebub.
- Aoi Kunieda's questions: 1,
- Beel's questions: 1,
- Lord En's questions: 1, 2, 3,
- Behemoth's 34th Pillar Squad: 1,
Wonderful Stitched Caps
I didn't want to spoiled you guys, but my team found or made some nice images. Please enjoy.
Thanks
I thank you guys for reading my team's weekly reports; I thank my team for sticking with me. Since KuroNekoXIII did a special shout out, I like to give a shout out to ShadowKnight508 who did a marvelous job on Sora no Otoshimono, Arussel for joining our team and starting his first Beelzebub work, and KuroNekoXIII for being a valuable member to both teams: Beelzebub and W.I.K.I. Nation. Kuro is doing weekly reports on Guilty Crown; MohsinMan99 is doing the same for Gintama. Go out and support them. Plus, our friends, Sotyfan16 and Superevil225 wrote some spectacular articles. Check their blogs out.
This Week's Reports
- Sket Dance 32 by Taka
- Guilty Crown 5 by Kuro
- Fairy Tail 100-105 by Taka
- Kimi to Boku 1 and 2 by Superevil225
- Shaman King Manga Project by Taka
- Weekly Beelzebub Chapter 132 by Arrussel
- Fairy Tail Movie Coming Out 9/18/2012 by Taka
In cased you missed last week's reports
- Beelzebub 40: No Shoes, No Shirt, No Assassins by Taka
- Sket Dance 31: Samurai and Clothes by Taka
- Guilty Crown 4 by Kuro
- (Not Really) Weird or What?: Sekai Ichi Hatsukoi - Episode 1 by Superevil225
Important Stuff To Check Out
Please support the community by checking out and commenting on FoxxFireArt's community spotlight page this week. For those who want to make beginner guides, please check out Sotyfan16's blog, Guide to Making Guides. Don't forget to check out Anime Vice's group on Crunchyroll and Anime Vice's Steam group! If you guys want to see how much work the team has done, go see Team Beelzebub's vitae list. Please give my teammates a pat on the back because they are busy with school, and they still continue to work on their wiki projects. One more thing, I made a twitter list of Team W.I.K.I. Nation members and their friends and mentors.
The Team and their friend's blog
This Week
- Sotyfan16 and (Makoto_Mizuhara_Makoto, Cohost in Dunce Cap)'s Dunce Cap: We are Robots in Disguise and Epic Moments in Anime: Deaths
- Shaman King's New Sequel, Flower by Taka
- Hiro Mashima's Interview with ANN and MTV Geek by Taka
- Fairy Tail's Tenrou Island Adventures: Ep. 100-105 by Taka
- Sket Dance ep. 32 by Taka
- Guilty Crown 5 by Kuro
- Slice of Animated Life: Kimi no Boku - Ep. 1 & 2 by Superevil 225
Last Week
- News: Sket Dance X Bakuman Crossover by Taka
- Official Art Thread by Newten
- Weekly Beelzebub: Chapter 131 Review by Arrussel
Takashichea
Team W.I.K.I. Nation and Team Beelzebub - Go Anime Vice!
Overview
The last news article was about a new manga short, Zero Story, that revolves around Yoh Asakura. Not much information is known about this new development.
See Breaking News: Shaman King is Coming Back in a New Manga Short by Taka
Background
Shaman King is a series written by Hiroyuki Takei that ran in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen magazine in 1998. The series ended abruptly in 2004 with 32 volumes. After Shaman King had an anime adaptation that ran in TV Tokyo and on Fox Box, the manga series had a Kanzenban format in 2009. The Kanzenban series is the perfect edition that ends Shaman King officially with 27 volumes.
Plot
Shaman King is about Yoh Asakura who dreams to be Shaman King to get the easy life. He has to fight many shamans from all over the world in a tournament for the title, Shaman King.
For more information, please see the Beginner Guide To Shaman King for those who haven't read or watched Shaman King.
News
Now, for the news, Shaman King Flowers is about Yoh Asakura's son, Hana Asakura. This development is on the fifth volume of Shonen's Jump Kai Magazine where Hiroyuki Takei announces that this story will premiered in April and in the same magazine. Also, Takei states that the Zero Story will be accompanying the sequel, too.
In related news
Voice actress and singer Megumi Hayashibara confirmed on Tuesday that she sang Shaman King's "Osorezan Revoir" song for the video of the same name that was posted on Nico Nico Douga on October 21. Osorezan Revoir is the title of the 19th compiled volume of the manga series and an arc of the story .
From ANN's article (See sources)
Sources
- Shaman King - Flowers - Sequel Manga to Launch in April by AnimeNewsNetwork
シャーマンキング」麻倉花が主人公の新連載4月より始動 by Comic Natalie
- Same title as ANN by Crunchyroll
Thanks
Fans rejoice for a Shaman King sequel. It'll be a blast! Thank you for reading this article. I want to thank ShadowKnight508 for giving the heads up on this news.
Takashichea
Team W.I.K.I. Nation
Please check out Shaman King's Historian Blog to see the current wiki work progress on Anime Vice. Go Anime Vice!
Overview
Brief Background
His first original work is Magician which won him first place in an amateur manga's artist's competition in 1998. This paved the way for his first series, Rave Master (Groove Adventure Rave), that became well known series with 32 volumes (1999-2005). However, his anime adaptation of Rave Master fell short when the series got cancelled on it 51st episode in September 28, 2002. In the present day, his third work, Fairy Tail, is his longest anime series (104 episodes) to date, and for the manga, it is in its 29th volume and on its 258th chapter.
For more infomation: See Hiro Mashima's page.
Interview
In this interview, Hiro Mashima is interviewed by Brigid Alverson of MTVGeekand the AnimeNewsNetwork staff, Crystal Hodgkins, at the New York Comic Con. Last October 14, 2011, Hiro Mashima and some of the dub voice actors talk in a panel; Oct. 15, 2011, Hiro Mashima did a public signing event. Since there are two interviews, I will list Crystalyn Hodgkin's conversation of ANN first (Her name is staff for some reason) then post Brigid Alverson of MTV Geek second. Thank you.
Crystalyn Hodgkin of ANN
ANN: Last time we spoke with you was in 2008. Since then, Fairy Tail has been made into an anime. What do you think of the anime adaptation?
Mashima: I've been having a great time, just going along with the ride. I wanted to tell [ANN] about the anime during that earlier interview, but I couldn't.
What is your favorite part about having your manga turned into an anime?
Just watching Natsu and Happy move around. There's a limit to the effects I can draw regarding the depiction of the magic in the manga, so seeing that in the anime is so much fun, and it looks very beautiful onscreen. It made me realize how fun my characters are when I saw them moving around.
Did you read manga or watch anime as a child, and if so, what were your favorites?
Dragon Ball, and a lot of the works by Hayao Miyazaki.
At that time, did you ever think that you would become a manga creator?
It all started with me copying and tracing their works, and then, before I realized it, I knew I was going to be a professional. It was what I wanted to be so badly, that I knew I was going to be one.
Loyalty to family and friends is a frequent theme running throughout Fairy Tail. Is this also something you feel passionate about?
Absolutely. My friends have helped me a lot in the past, and that's something I wanted to directly show in this manga. And that was the beginning of Fairy Tail actually. But, because I've so busy lately, my list of friends in my cell phone has been quickly edited down (laughs).
Monster Hunter Orage is based on the Monster Hunter videogame franchise. And yet, it's a manga that those who don't know the game very well can read and enjoy. How is it different to create a manga about a world you didn't make, as opposed to Fairy Tail where it's all yours?
Of course, the first thing I understood was that I couldn't destroy the world of the original authors, so I had to respect that. But there were a lot of similarities, the vision of the world of Monster Hunter was very similar to the world I often depict, so it wasn't too difficult.
In Fairy Tail, often the "villain" characters get redeemed in one way or another. Do you believe in giving people second chances and that anyone can be redeemed?
Absolutely. However, I value life heavily, and that's something to keep in mind. Sometimes I depict where a character passes away, but then it turns out they actually hadn't, but I never draw how someone who was actually already dead coming back to life; that's not something that I depict.
Fairy Tail is a very imaginative manga. It has a lot of surprises in it, and it's also very funny. How do you come up with ideas for your characters and stories, and what do you do when you run out of ideas and inspiration?
So, at the actual moment that the idea is born, I'm not aware of it. It happens coincidentally and spontaneously. But I'm constantly thinking of ideas. Even as I was walking here from the staff room I was thinking about it, and even now, in the corner of my mind, I'm actually thinking of ideas. But when I can't think of ideas, I sleep it off. I just have to change my emotions and feelings.
What message do you have for your English-speaking fans?
There are 15 volumes of Fairy Tail out now in English, but many more interesting and surprising stories await you, so I hope you read on. There are also many more characters, and the plot is thickening and getting ever more passionate. I'm well aware that I have readers not just in Japan, but all over the world, so I hope everyone will look forward to my work.
From AnimeNewsNetwork: Interview: Hiro Mashima by Crystalyn Hodgekins
Brigid Alverson of MTV Geek
Crystal: Our company interviewed you three years ago. Since then, Fairy Tail has been made into an anime. What do you think of the anime adaptation?
Hiro Mashima: I have been having fun, I have just been having a great time just going along with the ride. I wanted to tell you then, but I couldn’t.
Crystal: What is your favorite part about having your manga turned into an anime?
Hiro Mashima: Just watching Natsu and Happy move around. There’s a limit to the effects that I can draw, the depiction of magic in manga so in anime it’s so much fun. I realize how much fun my characters are when I see them move around.
Brigid: I wanted to ask about Monster Hunter Orage. I know this is based on a game, yet it’s a manga that people who don’t know the game very well can read and enjoy. But for you, how is it different to create a manga about a world you didn’t create, as opposed to Fairy Tail, where it’s all yours. What are the challenges?
Hiro Mashima: Of course the first thing was that I couldn't destroy the world of the original author, so I had to respect that. But there were a lot of similarities. The vision of the world of Monster Hunter is very similar to the world that I often depict, so it wasn't too difficult.
Crystal: Back to themes in Fairy Tail: Often the villain characters get redeemed in the series in one way or another. Do you believe in giving people second chances and that anybody can be redeemed?
Hiro Mashima: Absolutely. But, however, I value life heavily, so that's something to keep in mind. Sometimes I depict … where a character passes on and it turns out that they actually weren't [dead], but I never depict … somebody that was already actually dead coming back to life. That’s not something that I depict, resurrections.
Brigid: Fairy Tail is a very imaginative manga; it has a lot of surprises in it, and it’s also very funny. How do you come up with ideas for characters and for stories, and—here’s the hard part—what do you do when you run out of ideas, when you have no inspiration?
Hiro Mashima: At the actual moment of the idea being born, I am actually not aware of it. It is the most spontaneous moment. But I am constantly thinking about ideas, and even as I was walking here from the staff room I was thinking about it, and even now, in the corner of my mind, I am thinking of ideas… But when I can't think of an idea, when my idea runs dry, I just sleep if off. I just have to change my emotion and my feelings.
Crystal: What message would you like to give to your English speaking fans?
Hiro Mashima: There are 15 volumes now, but a lot more different and interesting and surprising stories await you, so I hope you read on. There will be so many more characters, and the plot is thickening, and I am ever more passionate. And I am well aware that I have readers all over the world, so I hope that you will look forward to my work.
From MTV Geek: Hiro Mashima talks about Fairy Tail by Brigid Alverson
*On 2nd Examination: These interviews are similar, so it seems redundant to post two. I'm sorry about that. I collapse the second one into a spoiler block. Feel free to read the second one if you like. Please, click on the other sources for more information.
Sources:
- AnimeNewsNetwork(Interview - Nov. 8, 2011) and last interviewon Aug. 17, 2008
- New York Comic Con (July 28, 2011) and New York Comic Con (Announcements for October)
- MTV Geek (Interview on 11-7-11)
- Fairy Tail's Hiro Mashima tells no told no secrets at NYCC's Kodansha Panel (Oct. 19, 2011)
Questions
Since these interviews do not answer everything, I want to know what thoughts or unanswered questions you have. Please feel free to ask. I'll put down any questions that's related to Hiro Mashima and his works from the community here. To start it off:
Fairy Tail
- How long will you keep on working on Fairy Tail or what is the goal for the manga and the anime? by Taka
- When Fairy Tail does end, what inspirations from this series would you take for future series? by Taka
- How successful do you think Fairy Tail would be? Do you think it's up to par with mainstream shounen series such One Piece, Naruto, and Dragon Ball Z? by Taka
- What features or qualities do you think your work sets it apart from these mainstream series? by Taka
Hiro Mashima
- Did you ever think about making a female lead protagonist for your series? by Taka
- What western animation or comic series has inspired you or what is your favorite western animation/comic series? by Taka
- Are you interested in collaborating with western artists and making a series? Example: Hiroyuki Takei and Stan Lee on Ultimo. by Taka
- Are you an advocate for online manga simulcasts of your work? by Taka
- Do you still see manga having strong outlook in the future? by Taka
Thank you for reading this blog. Please support Anime Vice community by doing coverage of your favorite shows and series. All these interviews are property of ANN and MTV Geek.
Takashichea
Team W.I.K.I. Nation
Updates
Overview
Welcome to the ninth weekly Sket Dance article/ review! I'm your host, Takashichea, and my teammates for Team W.I.K.I. Nation are Annabanana, KuroNekoXIII, MohsinMan99, HalberdierV2, Piface314, and Hibaru. We have some trivia questions and wiki progress to reveal after this episode's review. For the recap, last week's episode, Crank up the Nyora!, was about an addiction to collecting toys and Momoka's Moe character change. Now, this episode (ep. 31 - Samurai and Clothes) focuses on Shinzo and the shenanigans of SKET Dan. Be sure to check our wiki work and the image gallery.
Plot
This episode has two stories. The first and major story is about Shinzo's pen pal who wants to meet him. Wanting to impress the pen pal, Shinzo asks SKET Dan to help him be a fashionable man. In the second story, Hime and the gang receive a DVD from Shinzo who is tired and decides to give away his pen pal's DVD. Hime tries out the DVD only to feel the burning and bizarre exercise routines.
Will Shinzo be able impress his pen pal and take his friendship to a higher level? What happens during the exercise DVD and what effects it has on the SKET Dan crew? Tune in and watch Sket Dance episode 31!
Verdict
Beware of Spoilers!
Good
- Another story about Shinzo, the out of place samurai who doesn't look like a high school student. His story is pretty funny and how Sket Dance try to help him but fail is even more awesome. There are some great anime references in this episode.
- The ending to Shinzo's story is a big and hilarious surprise.
- For the second story, the exercise trainer has a unique thing shared by Switch that makes Hime goes "ew!" or "what the hell!"
Bad
- Comparing the two stories, the exercise show is pretty weak in the comedic element.
Bizarre
- Possible Edit Mistake: Bossun shaved off Shinzo's hook eyebrow to make him fashionable. How did it regrow back after the big makeover?
- Switch is getting stranger with his information gathering thing. Not only he has measurements of Hime and Momoka, but he keeps track of what Shinpei doing.
- Andre, the exercise trainer, has the same obsession like Switch.
- Anime References: There's three of them (or more): Bakuman, Dragon Ball Z, and Gintama. I won't describe them because I want you guys to watch the show or check out our image gallery. Feel free to add some more that I missed.
Overall
Compared to the last episode, this episode is roughly the same because both of these episodes had great and hilarious episodes about one character but suffers from the other story's small time humor. The minor story in episode 31 is better than the minor story in episode 30 because the humor flows better without dragging the time. If you are Momoka fan, you'll dig episode 30 more than 31. Same for Shinzo fans except it's for episode 31. As for the anime and manga differences, I have not read the manga chapter versions yet, but I can tell you the anime is skipping around the manga since volume 5. It's strange.
Sket Dance's Lesson
Be yourself when you date someone. There's no use in pretending to be someone just to get the person to love you back.
Trivia
- Shinzo Takemitsu - 1, 2, and 3. *The image caption malfunctioned for question 3 when I submitted it. The good news is that the numbering of the images are in from left to right order. I'm sorry about that.
Thanks
I thank you guys for reading this weekly article; I thank my team for doing an impressive job on the Sket Dance and other projects. KuroNekoXIII is doing great on his Guilty Crown while Anna is working on Beelzebub project with her teammates. As for this episode, it is my turn to work on it since last week is Anna's turn. I need to upload more images since I did not cover enough of the episode. When you love a show or a manga series, get involved in this community and write a blog or a review. You do some wiki work or even start up your own weekly reports. That sounds exciting.
This Week's Reports
- Beelzebub 40: No Shoes, No Shirt, No Assassins by Taka
- Guilty Crown 4 by Kuro (coming soon)
- Gintama 232 or an arc by MohsinMan99 (coming soon)
- (Not Really) Weird or What? - Sekai Ichi Hatsukoi - Episode 1 by Superevil225
Last Week's Reports
- Beelzebub 39: His Brother Was a Crybaby by Taka
- Gintama 231: Happy Funeral Riots by Taka
- Sket Dance 30: Crank up the Nyora! by Taka
- Sket Dance ep. 9 by KuroNekoXIII
- Guilty Crown 3 by Neko (KuroNekoXIII)
Team and Friends' Blogs
- News: Sket Dance X Bakuman by Taka
- The Official Art Thread by Newten
- Guide to Making Guides by Sotyfan16
- Community Spotlight 11-4-11 by FoxxFireArt
- Weekly Beelzebub: Chapter 131 Review by Arrussel
Takashichea
Team W.I.K.I. Nation and Beelzebub
Overview
Welcome to the eighth weekly Beelzebub article! I'm Takashichea, and my teammates are Annabanana, ShadowKnight508, and Sreenivas. We have another user who is not on the team yet, Arussel. Arrussel is doing the weekly Beelzebub manga. If you guys are on the manga track, go and support him. This week's episode, No Shoes, No Shirt, No Assassins, has a lot of action compared to the last episode which is basically a day at the amusement park.
Please check out the image gallery and thank Anna for the lovely images.
Plot
While Lord En and his wet nurses spend their time at the arcades, Aoi tries to figure out about demons; Oga and Hilda spend some quality family time with Oga's mother. Toujou and Shizuka remember the old days together. When Oga and Hilda have to get some cooking ingredients, they bump into Aoi and then a new enemy appears and grabs Aoi. His name is Hecados (Hecatos), and he will carry out his order to wipe out Oga and Beel.
Will Oga and Hilda rescue Aoi and what are Toujou and Shizuka doing together? Tune in and watch Beelzebub episode 40!
Verdict
Beware of spoilers!
New characters
Hecados is the eighth general in Behemoth's 34th Pillar. He is a loyal to Lord En and will carry out his orders with zero hesitation. He's deadly and cunning; his weapon is a wicked spear.
Good
- The flashback of Toujou and Shizuka is a great addition to this episode. Viewers know how deep Toujou and Shizuka's friendship with their old teacher, Zenjuro.
- The scene where Hilda spends time with Oga's mother is sweet and cute. Fan girls will get to see Oga in a pink apron. Ladies, watch out.
- Oga's answer to Hecados is hilarious. Can't tell you why. Got to make you watch the episode first.
- For the first time, Hilda and Oga fight together for the first time. Yeah!
Bad
*One Note: I have read the episode's manga counterpart after viewing the episode. I'm a strange fellow who keep the manga at the anime's pace. I do noticed a lot of differences with the manga. I'll be brief. Be sure to voice your opinion.
- One scene that was not needed is the scene where the curtains blow between Aoi and Yuka. What was the point? It felt unneeded and does not go with the flow of the episode.
- Sadly, Toujou and Kaname's fight is not revealed in both manga and anime, but the episode's used up a lot of its time getting to the Hecados fight.
- Hit or Miss: Furuichi's role is a comic relief in this story. It depends if you really like it or felt it was an unnecessary scene.
Bizarre
- The wind seems to be blowing everything in this episode: the curtains, the fishcake (that reminds me of Naruto), and the strawberry natto.
- Speaking of strawberry natto, Furuichi has a strange sense of taste. Natto is fermented soybeans and a healthy snack in Japan, yet it has a strong repellant odor.
- Adding to Oga's family's clueless thinking about Hilda and Baby Beel's demon heritage, Oga's mother seems to be less violent in this episode. Oga's sister took her place. I'm guessing she wants to be a great grandmother and not beat Beel's father, Oga.
- The scene where Kaname emerges from the shadows behind Aoi is creepy.
- Hecados is a nice guy who lets Hilda and Oga talk about their strategy.
Overall, this episode has some nice action, hilarious scenes, Hilda and Oga moments, and a great cliffhanger. You really want to find out what happen next! The anime did a good job with adding extra scenes for Toujou's flashback compared to the manga.
Trivia
- Hildagarde - Second Question
- Yuka Hanazawa - First Question
Thanks
Thank you guys for reading my team's weekly report on Beelzebub; I thank my team for doing a great job. On this episode, ShadowKnight508 formatted the page and added characters and such, Anna did the synopsis and full plot with images and Points of Interests, and I did the seiyuu and points under anime and manga differences. Also, Anna added a scene comparison of Hecados stabbing Hilda in manga and anime and added Behemoth 34th Pillar's characters on Nov. 3. Please see our work and our team's vitae list of all the wiki contributions (except episodes and volumes).
If you guys love a show or a manga series, feel free to blog, wiki edit, or review it. Make a difference in this community by getting involved.
This Week's Reports
- Sket Dance 31 by Taka
- Guilty Crown 4 by Kuro (coming soon)
- Gintama 232 by MohsinMan99 (coming soon or next week as an arc review)
- (Not Really) Weird or What? - Sekai Ichi Hatsukoi - Episode 1 by Superevil225
Last Week's Reports
- Beelzebub 39: His Brother Was a Crybaby by Taka
- Gintama 231: Happy Funeral Riots by Taka
- Sket Dance 30: Crank up the Nyora! by Taka
- Sket Dance ep. 9 by KuroNekoXIII
- Guilty Crown 3 by Neko (KuroNekoXIII)
Team and Friends' Blogs
- News: Sket Dance X Bakuman by Taka
- The Official Art Thread by Newten
- Guide to Making Guides by Sotyfan16
- Community Spotlight 11-4-11 by FoxxFireArt
- Weekly Beelzebub: Chapter 131 Review by Arrussel
Takashichea
Team W.I.K.I. Nation and Beelzebub
[Updates 11-4-11] = Added Trivia Questions and link Sket Dance's Weekly Report and Community Spotlight
