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I think Anokata might be the girl who taught Ran karate (I forget her name), I don't know why but I just always imagined Anokata as someone who would be good at martial arts. And her family is rich, so maybe that is how the organization has a lot of unique things you wouldn't find anywhere else. But I can't think of how any of the characters would be linked to Seven Children.

i just made that one since they're all named after drinks...(OBVIOUSLY!) Uuuh i can't figure a drunk Gin in my head! As for Vodka...he would be AWESOMELY STUPIDIER AAAWW YEEAAAHH!!! [EDITED] NEVER MIND >_< I'd love to see'em being "good" in an alternate storyline,though! (or maybe...Gosho's already thought about it for a finale...maybe.... /_/ )

I've got this recurring idea since a while: What If the Black Organization members are actually good guys? I mean,like they do what they do in order to preserve peace. Or even worse they're in league with the Police/Government... (GAH! that would make Inspector Megure their underling!*shivers*) Funny thought: What if the B.O. are a bunch of runaway Alcoholics Anonymous? (I HAVE to draw it NOW!XD)

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the song is called Kimi no Namida ni Konna ni Koi Shiteru

Kicks, Cause my kisses are so badass, that they would feel like kicks

Hiii Snowflake I'm gonna be a bit lazy here and just paste you a link. Well laziness is the lesser part of it, but I think this article explains very well their usage, more than I could ever do. http://lang-8.com/90163/journals/538243 Just to say, for a lot of Japanese people, they probably won't be able to explain to this degree. They wouldn't have analysed this topic area like this, and their everyday use of "は" and "が" is mostly from habit and experience ever since they were born. P.S. If you are not proficient at kana/kanji, you might want to open Google Translate and turn on the "Read phonetically" option (press Ä symbol) as you're reading. Copy and paste the Japanese text into the box, translate from Japanese, and it will show you how to pronounce the sentence, since the author does not use Romanji in his examples. Please feel free to ask if there are outstanding bits you don't understand!