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so it is no claim, Not refundable Opitional Registered extra (recommend)$5.00Registered is required as sending 2 or more items. >KAMEN RIDER HIBIKI-KAMEN RIDER HIBIKI BLU-RAY BOX 2-JAPAN 3 BLU-RAY+BOOK AY40 qdDESCRIPTIONTitleKAMEN RIDER HIBIKI BLU-RAY BOX 2KAMEN RIDER HIBIKIConditionNew UnopenedLanguageJapaneseFormatBLU-RAY (REGION FREE)SubtitlesUnknownRegion CodeBlu-ray: Region FreeTextJapaneseTimeContentsTV ShowsCatalog No.BSTD-20142JAN /ISBN4988101202010Release DateMa190306Number of Discs3DISCSPublisherTOEIweight394 The picture is for illustrative purposes only.PAYMENTeBay Managed PaymentSHIPPING Shipping cost -Guide-Normal Airmail without RegisteredAsiaUSA,Canada,Australia,EuropeSouth America, Africa1 MINI LP CDUS$3.00US$3.00US$5.00+Registered is required.2 MINI LP CDsUS$5.00US$5.00US$6.50+Registered is required.In unregistered parcel, it is customers need to take this shipping risk. It’s written with the characters for “evil”, “change”, and “mountain spirits.” I chose to use “evil spirits” as the additional description to get that across.Item: 353280611265 Kamen Rider Hibiki-Kamen Rider Hibiki Blu-ray Box 2-Japan 3 Blu-ray + Buch ay40 QD.

Trying to localize “Makamou” (魔化魍) is pretty much impossible, since it’s a word unique to this series.

It’s basically slices of the konjac plant and has a texture like gelatin.

Konjac (also written konnyaku) sashimi is a type of food. KAMEN RIDER HIBIKI ()Blu-ray BOX 1-TOEI COMPANY Japanese 1080i Hi-Def Blu-ray - 270.56.

Similarly, I chose to translate 魔 as “evil spirit” to keep that connection.

That way, even if you don’t know what a Yamabiko is, you know it’s some sort of mountain spirit. I’m planning to use the Japanese names of the creatures (in italics) whenever there isn’t a suitable equivalent, but also include some sort of description the first few times it’s mentioned. “Yamabiko mountain spirit” is the first of the localization method changes.That same sound can also mean “enough”, so I used that and worked around it. Another of Hibiki’s songs! In the original Japanese, Hibiki’s first line ends with kitsui, with him repeating the “i” (pronounced ee) sound.He had the backing of the samurai and was a descendant of samurai himself, hence my choice of translation. The second one mentioned is いざ, さあ, やるぞ! 武士の政治 (iza, saa, yaruzo! bushi no seiji), which loosely translates to “well, now, here we go! Warrior politics.” The first three words serve as a mnemonic for the year the first Muromachi shogun took power. The first one mentioned is 一味さんざん北条氏 (ichimi sanzan hojo-shi), which loosely translates to “a terrible clan, the Hojo family.” The first two words (ichimi and sanzan) serve as a mnemonic for the final year that the Hojo family was in power, ie.

Japanese has these great mnemonics involving homophones for history stuff.

Namely, that the last syllable of the first line is used in the second to form a different word.

Asumu’s “Hibiki song” follows a similar pattern to Hibiki’s songs.

After reading the link an anon posted on the previous release, I’m changing my localization methods a bit.