Go ahead.
Let's just talk about whatever.
7/24/2015 7:30 PM Akiba Cultures Theater
Yeah.
I worry about what she eats.
You're from O-Osaka, right?
That's right.
The first Million Doll Fan Meeting:
The "zaitaku otaku and otaku attending live
all have fun together" special!
The all-too-real idol manga, Million Doll,
Navigator: Aina Kusuda
encompasses a manga, an anime, and VA auditions,
along with twice-monthly fan meetings, creating unity with the fans.
It's an amazingly real project.
Tonight's special will contain visuals from our first fan meeting.
Come on up to the front.
Host Kyouko Narumi
The fan meeting starts with the VAs talking about whatever they want.
I play Suuko, and the thing
that concerns me most is Suuko's diet.
What concerns me most is Suuko's health, and what she eats.
She keeps eating "CalorieMate."
Oh, yeah, CalorieMate.
I'm fearing for the day someone's going to end up giving me some.
Since we play Itorio, maybe we should ask for some strawberries.
I want strawberries!
But what if we end up red all over, from head to toe?
Yeah, after eating too many strawberries.
From eating too many?
That'd be cute.
You don't really think that!
You don't think it'd be cute!
The subject turns to
the Hakata dialect spoken by the three idols of Itorio from Itoshima, Fukuoka.
The Hakata dialect that Itorio speaks is really cute.
I had to try so hard!
We tried really hard.
Really hard!
It was really hard for you since...
It was!
You're from O-Osaka, right?
That's right.
Why were you so unsure about that?
I suddenly didn't feel certain...
People from Osaka with a strong accent
might have a harder time with the Hakata dialect.
Right, right.
It was scary.
I guess it's all the subtle differences.
The accent itself isn't that different,
but the endings on words are different.
Right!
You'd say something a certain way in Kansai,
and this is kinda similar, but not the same.
It's just a little different.
It's like someone faking an Osaka dialect.
At times.
Right, exactly.
To put it simply...
It's kinda mean for people actually from Hakata, though.
True.
From what I've heard, Miku,
your character's supposed to speak without an accent,
but sometimes you still end up using an accent.
I can't help it.
Well, with Miku... Kuu-nyan has a really strong accent,
so after working with her, she kept saying "Kuu-nyan" wrong.
That's cute.
By the way, is there anyone from Hakata or Fukuoka here?
Oh, there are some!
There's someone!
Just one.
How was our Fukuoka dialect?
The person from Hakata
Oh, no!
He was pretty hard on us!
We blew it!
After they finish talking, there's an otaku-speak quiz and present raffle,
and everyone has a great time.
And finally, we'll show you a super-real Itorio concert.
Million Doll will continue,
as a manga, an anime, and with these fan meetings.
Have fun with the all-too-real world of Million Doll.