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Kawaii to the nth degree; these parodies are especially funny if you're familiar with the manga. Fuji Shinichi sticks close to the original for a while (panel for panel at times) and then suddenly veers off into total insanity. |
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Funny. kawaii. 6 pages The Dark Chapter. Record of humanity's blackest and most atrocious crimes, the ultimate forbidden video tape...and coveted by Hiei. Fortunately, in Fuji's world it's available by catalogue, and all Lively Little Hiei-chan has to do is convince Kurama to buy it for him. This is funniest if you've read the manga and realize just how serious the Dark Chapter really is. Translated by M-chan and M.J. Johnson. |
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Funny, kawaii. The original Hiei-chan story, completely redone, with the FX in English and a 600 pixel-wide format. Hiei-chan sees that Mukuro is unhappy and gets her a birthday present to cheer her up. Weird and wonderful. Translated by M.J. Johnson. |
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Funny, kawaii, a bit of
a fairy tale. Hiei-chan is a hard-working little three-year-old who delivers newspapers every morning on his tricycle. But the newspaper route is just a cover. Hiei-chan has a secret identity -- he's the notorious Milk Thief! Translated by M.J. Johnson. |
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Funny, kawaii. Hiei has disappeared. Is he somewhere in the Ningenkai waiting for the hole to the Makai to open? Another parody of the manga. Translated by M.J. Johnson. |
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Funny, kawaii. When Koenma explains that S class youkai are stronger than A class, and so on, Hiei-chan naturally wonders where he fits into the scheme of things. Another adorable Hiei-chan romp. Translated by M.J. Johnson. |
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Funny, kawaii. A parody of Mukuro's birthday present--with Hiei being three years old. We found it hilarious, but then we're twisted. Translated by M.J. Johnson. |
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Funny, kawaii. Hiei-chan is going shopping by himself. He knows where to go and what to buy for dinner; but can he resist the lure of his greatest weakness...pudding? One of the cutest of all the Hiei-chan stories (we think). Translated by M.J. Johnson. |
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Funny, kawaii. Lively Little Hiei-chan returns for a quest in Reikai, which unfortunately coincides with his naptime. We're still twisted, and we still think he's adorable. Translated by K-san. |
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Funny, kawaii. At one time in Japan there was a rash of animals running around with arrows in them: Arrow Ducks and Arrow Cats. Well, now the news is featuring something new: an Arrow Hiei-chan. Everyone is trying to capture him, but the real question is, how did that thing get there? Translated by M.J. Johnson. |
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Funny, kawaii. The Spirit Detectives need to find Hiei fast. But how to do it when even the Itako Whistle fails? (For another parody on the same theme, see 'Let's Look for Hiei-kun' by Seono Shou.) Translated by M.J. Johnson. |
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Funny, kawaii. Once again, three-year-old Hiei-chan proves that he can do whatever his grown-up counterpart could. He can eat the Black Dragon (if Kurama slices and cooks it for him), and he can fight the powerful Sensui (pretty soon...after his nap). Another bizarre and amusing parody. Translated by K-san. |
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Funny, kawaii. A short short. Hiei's new shoes make him very happy! Look...we never said he was the brightest. Translated by M.J. Johnson. |
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