Generations Selects Special Comic Final Part 1 with Translation
Saturday, February 27th, 2021 11:01pm CST We have been told by a lot of fans that the first part of the final chapter of the Generations Selects manga is available at Takara s website.An English language transcript has been made available by Mohair and you will see it below. Written by Hayato Sakamoto writes and drawn by Akira Amemiya. Colourists include Ricken, Josh Perez, Kyarara Rena, Gufu Kandagawa, Onishi Rui and Yuki Ohshima, along with edits by Lebanon Sugi and Nimura Kouji.
Transformers Generations Selects Finale
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NARRATION
Once upon a time, in a certain ancient universe, fought the Warriors of the Seven Lights derived from “G One”.
Japanese teams start spring camps without fans
The Japan News
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Yomiuri Giants manager Tatsunori Hara addresses his players on the first day of spring training on Monday in Miyazaki.Japan News-Yomiuri
The spring training camps of Japan s pro baseball teams, concentrated in Miyazaki and Okinawa prefectures, got off to quiet starts on Monday, with strict pandemic protocols in place that included the banning of fans from observing the action.
Both prefectures have declared a state of emergency on their own, and players and staff will be undergoing periodic testing for the coronavirus. Countermeasures to prevent infections have been put in place at the stadiums and the teams lodgings.
Jan 21, 2021
Nippon Professional Baseball is looking to get back to a normal 143-game season after which both the Central and Pacific Leagues will stage their Climax Series this year even with COVID-19 continuing to hang over society.
NPB confirmed its plans during a meeting with all 12 teams on Wednesday. The league also reached agreements with the clubs on other matters mostly related to protocols and countermeasures for the virus that were raised during a meeting of the board of directors and team representatives on Tuesday.
The teams will begin their spring camps as scheduled on Feb. 1 in Miyazaki and Okinawa prefectures, though they’ll do so with no fans present.
Dec 18, 2020
One long reign continued while another came to an end at the 49th edition of the Mitsui Golden Glove Awards.
The Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks led all teams with four players selected as the top defensive specialists at their position when the winners were announced at a Tokyo hotel on Friday afternoon.
Ryosuke Kikuchi, the Hiroshima Carp s dynamic second baseman, led all players with 283 votes and won the Mitsui Golden Glove in the Central League for the eighth straight year after a historic season in the Carp infield. This is my eighth time to win and each time I ve just been so happy to win, Kikuchi said. “I kind of feel like I have a responsibility to get it again next year.