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<ref>[https://mgearchive.neocities.org/fanartgalleries.html For the full gallery, please refer to the fanart hub] </ref> | <ref>[https://mgearchive.neocities.org/fanartgalleries.html For the full gallery, please refer to the fanart hub] </ref> | ||
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Revision as of 06:37, 7 November 2022
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Kenkou's Notes
<tabber> EN= This time it's the kelp monster girl, “flow kelp”. They're monsters that drift alluringly through the sea and give off a melancholic (*wet) aura, and it seems the girls' personalities are just like that too, wet and sticky. Their bodies undergo certain changes by absorbing moisture or drying up, or something like that...?<ref>Flow Kelp</ref>
|-|JP= 今回は海藻の魔物娘「フロウケルプ」です。 海中を妖しく漂う湿った雰囲気を感じさせる魔物で、 性格もその通りにじとっと粘着質な娘らしいです。 彼女達の身体は水分を吸ったり乾いたりで、ある変化があるのだとか…? </tabber>
TL Note: *湿った Shimetta in one sense means wet, in another sense means something like “melancholy, depressing, gloomy”.<ref>The meaning of 'shimetta(湿った)'</ref>
Image Gallery
<ref>For the full gallery, please refer to the fanart hub </ref>
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Current Revision English Encyclopedia Page
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Current Revision Japanese Encyclopedia Page
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