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The perpetrator of the Kyoto Animation arson massacre (the "train autist") has been sentenced to death.

↓ Post 2 @u2u21_u2 Shinji Aoba, the perpetrator of the 2019 Kyoto Animation arson that killed 36 people will be sentenced today. To recap, the prosecution has called for the death penalty while the defense seeks a lighter term as they claim Aoba was mentally unwell. 京アニ放火 12:18 AM Jan 25, 2024-653 Views . : NHK
↓ Post 2 @u2u21_u2 Shinji Aoba, the perpetrator of the 2019 Kyoto Animation arson that killed 36 people will be sentenced today. To recap, the prosecution has called for the death penalty while the defense seeks a lighter term as they claim Aoba was mentally unwell. 京アニ放火 12:18 AM Jan 25, 2024-653 Views . : NHK

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"Lots of Fuwas!? The Fuwa Panic!" 23 Transcription: "Fuwa ga Ippai!? Fuwa * Panikku!" (Japanese: 77lig!?77☆8=y5!) July 14, 2019 After eating one of Yuni's matter cookies, Fuwa develops hiccups that cause her to spawn multiple copies of herself, which only disappear upon being fed. As the girls try to keep the copies from being noticed, Elena joins Yuni in chasing after the real Fuwa, assuring her that she doesn't have to take on the responsibility all by herself. Kappard then captures the real Fuwa and uses energy stolen from the copies to power up his weapon. Learning to rely on the help of her teammates, Yuni manages to rescue Fuwa and defeat Kappard, after which they find the shock of being captured has cured Fuwa of her hiccups. 4 ngày sau... The Kyoto Animation arson attacklal occurred at Kyoto Animation's Studio 1 building in the Fushimi ward of Kyoto, Japan, on the morning of Thursday, 18 July 2019. The arson killed at least 36 people, injured an additional 33, and destroyed most of the materials and computers in Studio 1. It is one of the deadliest massacres in Japan since the end of World War II, the deadliest building fire in Japan since the 2001 Myojo 56 building fire, and the first massacre ever to have occurred at a studio associated with an entertainment company. Thêm 3 ngày sau... "Melting Hearts! The Concert on Planet Icesnow" 24 Transcription: "Kokoro Tokasu! Aisunō Sei no Ensõkai*" (Japanese: 13AD ! J12/-20DE a ) July 21, 2019 As Madoka laments over winning a piano concert that she felt should've been won by someone else, the girls travel to Planet Icesnow and discover the Aquarius Princess Star Color Pen is being used by a snowman alien named Yukio as a spare nose. Learning that Yukio wants to make the ice girl Iruma smile, the girls show him the fun things that can be done with ice and snow. Although Madoka struggles to make Iruma smile with a musical performance on icicles, Yuni contributes her singing to the mix, leading Madoka to realise that she should have fun with her playing. Just then, Tenjou turns Iruma into a Notray, leading Yukio to give the Aquarius pen to Madoka so that she and Yuni can save her. After the Aquarius Star Princess is revived, Iruma finally laughs, revealing she had tried not to laugh as she thought it'd be rude towards Yukio.
"Lots of Fuwas!? The Fuwa Panic!" 23 Transcription: "Fuwa ga Ippai!? Fuwa * Panikku!" (Japanese: 77lig!?77☆8=y5!) July 14, 2019 After eating one of Yuni's matter cookies, Fuwa develops hiccups that cause her to spawn multiple copies of herself, which only disappear upon being fed. As the girls try to keep the copies from being noticed, Elena joins Yuni in chasing after the real Fuwa, assuring her that she doesn't have to take on the responsibility all by herself. Kappard then captures the real Fuwa and uses energy stolen from the copies to power up his weapon. Learning to rely on the help of her teammates, Yuni manages to rescue Fuwa and defeat Kappard, after which they find the shock of being captured has cured Fuwa of her hiccups. 4 ngày sau... The Kyoto Animation arson attacklal occurred at Kyoto Animation's Studio 1 building in the Fushimi ward of Kyoto, Japan, on the morning of Thursday, 18 July 2019. The arson killed at least 36 people, injured an additional 33, and destroyed most of the materials and computers in Studio 1. It is one of the deadliest massacres in Japan since the end of World War II, the deadliest building fire in Japan since the 2001 Myojo 56 building fire, and the first massacre ever to have occurred at a studio associated with an entertainment company. Thêm 3 ngày sau... "Melting Hearts! The Concert on Planet Icesnow" 24 Transcription: "Kokoro Tokasu! Aisunō Sei no Ensõkai*" (Japanese: 13AD ! J12/-20DE a ) July 21, 2019 As Madoka laments over winning a piano concert that she felt should've been won by someone else, the girls travel to Planet Icesnow and discover the Aquarius Princess Star Color Pen is being used by a snowman alien named Yukio as a spare nose. Learning that Yukio wants to make the ice girl Iruma smile, the girls show him the fun things that can be done with ice and snow. Although Madoka struggles to make Iruma smile with a musical performance on icicles, Yuni contributes her singing to the mix, leading Madoka to realise that she should have fun with her playing. Just then, Tenjou turns Iruma into a Notray, leading Yukio to give the Aquarius pen to Madoka so that she and Yuni can save her. After the Aquarius Star Princess is revived, Iruma finally laughs, revealing she had tried not to laugh as she thought it'd be rude towards Yukio.

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手作り餃子で おいしく! Tsuru 豚バラ ANIME ASIA KyoAni Arsonist Set Off by Stolen Grocery Scene in 'Tsurune' 200A4 By Mercedes Milligan Published on January 11, 2021 f SHARE TWEET O COMME Funimation Brings Violet Evergarden the Movie' to Select Theaters March 30 The suspect in the deadly arson attack on Kyoto Animation in 2019, Shinji Aoba, has revealed the specific scene in the high school archery club anime Tsurune that he believes was stolen PEOPLE WHO BELIEVED THE ARSONIST'S PLAGIARISM CLAIM Ow! Ow! Cut it out! imgflip.com
手作り餃子で おいしく! Tsuru 豚バラ ANIME ASIA KyoAni Arsonist Set Off by Stolen Grocery Scene in 'Tsurune' 200A4 By Mercedes Milligan Published on January 11, 2021 f SHARE TWEET O COMME Funimation Brings Violet Evergarden the Movie' to Select Theaters March 30 The suspect in the deadly arson attack on Kyoto Animation in 2019, Shinji Aoba, has revealed the specific scene in the high school archery club anime Tsurune that he believes was stolen PEOPLE WHO BELIEVED THE ARSONIST'S PLAGIARISM CLAIM Ow! Ow! Cut it out! imgflip.com

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Deku 2 weeks ago They stole his content so they deserved it tbh REPLY Hide 7 replies AL \Takeda 2 weeks ago so they deserve to die? REPLY Chad Narukami 2 weeks ago That's disrespectful to the KyoAni stuff. REPLY Deku 1 week ago @#L \Takeda yes REPLY Deku 1 week ago @Chad Narukami it's more like stolen plagiarism and content from the suspected guy REPLY
Deku 2 weeks ago They stole his content so they deserved it tbh REPLY Hide 7 replies AL \Takeda 2 weeks ago so they deserve to die? REPLY Chad Narukami 2 weeks ago That's disrespectful to the KyoAni stuff. REPLY Deku 1 week ago @#L \Takeda yes REPLY Deku 1 week ago @Chad Narukami it's more like stolen plagiarism and content from the suspected guy REPLY

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| nippon.com Your Doorway to Japan Q o y f a Latest In-depth Japan Data News Guide Video/Live Sections Popular Home > News > KyoAni Arson Victims Mourned 1 Year On KyoAni Arson Victims Mourned 1 News from Japan Year On | Society Jul 18, 2020 Recommended for You It Like 3 f Facebook * Print + More Twitter Email Japanese First Graders Dream of Being Bakers and Athletes Read in other languages Apr. 15, 2020 English | E| | Français | Español | u | PyccKUň Pilgrims and Prejudice: Pray for The Kyoto Animation Kyoani Arson Attack in the Media Kyoto, July 18 (Jiji Press)--A ceremony was held on Saturday to mourn the 36 victims of Oct. 24, 2019 an arson attack on Kyoto Animation Co's No. 1 studio in the western Japan city of Kyoto a year ago. Going to the Dogs and Cats: Two of Japan's The ceremony, which started at 10:30 a.m. (1:30 a.m. GMT) at the site of the studio in Favorite Pets Fushimi Ward, was attended by 85 people from 30 bereaved families and nine people related to the famed anime company, better known as KyoAni, including President Apr. 11, 2016 Hideaki Hatta. Japan Introduces Stricter Penalties for Aggressive "We won't erase the proof of your lives," a bereaved relative said in a message. All participants offered a minute of silence and laid flowers to the victims. Driving July 16, 2020 The arson "suddenly deprived talented creators from all over the country of their future," Hatta said. "We remain in grief one year on." Expressing his sympathy to the victims and bereaved relatives, Hatta pledged that his Popular Picks company will move forward, remembering that "we have worked with our colleagues" to create anime works. "Our hearts are always with our fellow creators." Japanese Actor Haruma Miura Dies in Apparent Suicide of July 18, 2020 Tokyo to Be Excluded from Go To Travel Scheme July 16, 2020 Top Court Backs Fine on Cartoonist for Sending 3D Genitals Data July 16, 2020 Over 600 New Coronavirus Cases Confirmed in Japan July 16, 2020 Tokyo Raises Coronavirus Alert to Highest Level July 16, 2020 [Copyright The Jiji Press, Ltd.] 8th TICAD Africa Meeting to Be Held in Tunisia in 2022
| nippon.com Your Doorway to Japan Q o y f a Latest In-depth Japan Data News Guide Video/Live Sections Popular Home > News > KyoAni Arson Victims Mourned 1 Year On KyoAni Arson Victims Mourned 1 News from Japan Year On | Society Jul 18, 2020 Recommended for You It Like 3 f Facebook * Print + More Twitter Email Japanese First Graders Dream of Being Bakers and Athletes Read in other languages Apr. 15, 2020 English | E| | Français | Español | u | PyccKUň Pilgrims and Prejudice: Pray for The Kyoto Animation Kyoani Arson Attack in the Media Kyoto, July 18 (Jiji Press)--A ceremony was held on Saturday to mourn the 36 victims of Oct. 24, 2019 an arson attack on Kyoto Animation Co's No. 1 studio in the western Japan city of Kyoto a year ago. Going to the Dogs and Cats: Two of Japan's The ceremony, which started at 10:30 a.m. (1:30 a.m. GMT) at the site of the studio in Favorite Pets Fushimi Ward, was attended by 85 people from 30 bereaved families and nine people related to the famed anime company, better known as KyoAni, including President Apr. 11, 2016 Hideaki Hatta. Japan Introduces Stricter Penalties for Aggressive "We won't erase the proof of your lives," a bereaved relative said in a message. All participants offered a minute of silence and laid flowers to the victims. Driving July 16, 2020 The arson "suddenly deprived talented creators from all over the country of their future," Hatta said. "We remain in grief one year on." Expressing his sympathy to the victims and bereaved relatives, Hatta pledged that his Popular Picks company will move forward, remembering that "we have worked with our colleagues" to create anime works. "Our hearts are always with our fellow creators." Japanese Actor Haruma Miura Dies in Apparent Suicide of July 18, 2020 Tokyo to Be Excluded from Go To Travel Scheme July 16, 2020 Top Court Backs Fine on Cartoonist for Sending 3D Genitals Data July 16, 2020 Over 600 New Coronavirus Cases Confirmed in Japan July 16, 2020 Tokyo Raises Coronavirus Alert to Highest Level July 16, 2020 [Copyright The Jiji Press, Ltd.] 8th TICAD Africa Meeting to Be Held in Tunisia in 2022

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The New York Times ASIA PACIFIC | Suspect Is Arrested in Anime Studio Fire That Killed 36 Suspect Is Arrested in Anime Studio Fire That Killed 36 The attack shocked Japan with its targeting of a leading company in the animation genre, a symbol of the country's culture and a major soft-power export. Shinji Aoba, the suspect in the arson attack, was carried on a stretcher to a police station after being arrested in Kyoto, Japan, on Wednesday. Ryosuke Ozawa/Kyodo News, via Associated Press By Gerry Mullany May 27, 2020 The police in Japan on Wednesday arrested a man suspected of setting fire to an anime studio in Kyoto that killed 36 people last summer in the worst mass killing in the country in decades. The suspect, Shinji Aoba, 42, was arrested after he had recovered enough from the injuries he suffered in the blaze to face charges, and after Japan lifted its coronavirus lockdown. The July 18 attack on Kyoto Animation, a famed anime studio that produced popular “slice of life" shows and movies, shocked Japan for its targeting of a symbol of the country's popular culture and a major soft-power export. Officials said that the attacker had shouted “Die!" as he entered the building and then tried to escape, but collapsed on the street outside and was subdued by workers. The Japanese news media reported that Mr. Aoba, who had spent more than three years in prison for robbing a convenience store in 2012, had a grudge against the studio because he thought it "stole novels." The police said that after Mr. Aoba had entered the studio, he poured accelerant on the floor and set fire to it, with the blaze quickly engulfing the building. Many of the victims died from carbon monoxide poisoning. At least 30 others were wounded. Access more of The Times by creating a free account or logging in. EXPAND The fire consumed Kyoto Animation's main studio in Kyoto last July. Kyodo News, via Associated Press The attack came just weeks after an attacker went on a rampage in a Tokyo suburb in which 17 schoolgirls were stabbed, killing one of them and an adult. Mr. Aoba was unconscious for weeks after the blaze and suffered severe burns that reportedly left him unable to walk or feed himself. "We will now focus on the suspect's interrogation and pursue our investigation in order to fully examine the crime;" Toshiyuki Kawase, a police investigator, told reporters. Kyoto Animation was founded by Yoko Hatta and her husband, Hideaki Hatta, in 1981, and produced well-known shows and movies such as “The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya," “K-On" and "Clannad." 消火
The New York Times ASIA PACIFIC | Suspect Is Arrested in Anime Studio Fire That Killed 36 Suspect Is Arrested in Anime Studio Fire That Killed 36 The attack shocked Japan with its targeting of a leading company in the animation genre, a symbol of the country's culture and a major soft-power export. Shinji Aoba, the suspect in the arson attack, was carried on a stretcher to a police station after being arrested in Kyoto, Japan, on Wednesday. Ryosuke Ozawa/Kyodo News, via Associated Press By Gerry Mullany May 27, 2020 The police in Japan on Wednesday arrested a man suspected of setting fire to an anime studio in Kyoto that killed 36 people last summer in the worst mass killing in the country in decades. The suspect, Shinji Aoba, 42, was arrested after he had recovered enough from the injuries he suffered in the blaze to face charges, and after Japan lifted its coronavirus lockdown. The July 18 attack on Kyoto Animation, a famed anime studio that produced popular “slice of life" shows and movies, shocked Japan for its targeting of a symbol of the country's popular culture and a major soft-power export. Officials said that the attacker had shouted “Die!" as he entered the building and then tried to escape, but collapsed on the street outside and was subdued by workers. The Japanese news media reported that Mr. Aoba, who had spent more than three years in prison for robbing a convenience store in 2012, had a grudge against the studio because he thought it "stole novels." The police said that after Mr. Aoba had entered the studio, he poured accelerant on the floor and set fire to it, with the blaze quickly engulfing the building. Many of the victims died from carbon monoxide poisoning. At least 30 others were wounded. Access more of The Times by creating a free account or logging in. EXPAND The fire consumed Kyoto Animation's main studio in Kyoto last July. Kyodo News, via Associated Press The attack came just weeks after an attacker went on a rampage in a Tokyo suburb in which 17 schoolgirls were stabbed, killing one of them and an adult. Mr. Aoba was unconscious for weeks after the blaze and suffered severe burns that reportedly left him unable to walk or feed himself. "We will now focus on the suspect's interrogation and pursue our investigation in order to fully examine the crime;" Toshiyuki Kawase, a police investigator, told reporters. Kyoto Animation was founded by Yoko Hatta and her husband, Hideaki Hatta, in 1981, and produced well-known shows and movies such as “The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya," “K-On" and "Clannad." 消火

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Newsweek victim-blames KyoAni, sides with the murderer

Newsweek Sun, Jul 21, 2019 SIGN IN SUBSCRIBE U.S. World Business Tech & Science Culture Sports Health Opinion Vantage NEWS FEATU KYOANI FIRE: SUSPECT TORCHED KYOTO ANIMATION STUDIO BECAUSE IT STOLE HIS NOVEL, SAY REPORTS BY BRENDAN COLE ON 7/19/19 AT 11:40 AM EDT The
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Anonymous 02/14/20(Fri)12:28:03 No.199171036 File: 1581449202777.gif (995 KB, 498x474) >>199172564 >>199173862 >>199174185 >>199174962 >>199180323 >Remarkably few of KyoAni's surviving employees resigned after the fire, and for the many who returned, the slow and careful art of putting pen to paper was the only thing that seemed to make sense. Akiko Takase, the chief character designer of Violet Evergarden, says she feels "closer" to her lost colleagues only when drawing. At home, she sinks into "a blank state."
Anonymous 02/14/20(Fri)12:28:03 No.199171036 File: 1581449202777.gif (995 KB, 498x474) >>199172564 >>199173862 >>199174185 >>199174962 >>199180323 >Remarkably few of KyoAni's surviving employees resigned after the fire, and for the many who returned, the slow and careful art of putting pen to paper was the only thing that seemed to make sense. Akiko Takase, the chief character designer of Violet Evergarden, says she feels "closer" to her lost colleagues only when drawing. At home, she sinks into "a blank state."

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