Rina-Chan Board's Blog: April 2024

Humanized Beta, Anyone?

So, How About Beta, From Hailey's On It, As A Human?, In The Actual Show, Beta Is A Teddy Bear Robot That Is A Male, While In My Version, He's A Human Female, And Everyone, Please Enjoy On What A Humanized Beta Looks Like, Made With An AI Art Website, I Also Gave It An Anime Style!

Check This Out, Isn't She Adorable?, She's A Cute Teddy Bear Human!, Say Hello To Beta-Chan!

Kirstene Picture From Hailey's On It, Because She Is Back After A Long Hiatus!

Since Last Week's Episode Of Hailey's On It Was A Sucess, (It Was The Return Of Kristene After Her Last Appearance In "Leather Jacket Hailey", Just Check Out My Review Of This Week's Episode For It) Here's A Kirstene Picture For Everyone Who Has Been Missing Her For Days! 💗

How Are My Kirstene Fans Doing?, What Are Your Reactions When You Saw Kirstene Return In Her Comeback Episode?, Let Me Know! - Rina Tenoji

Every Reference In Episode 4 Of Nijyon, Featuring Korean Culture References From Shoriko!

Hey Guys, I Saw Episode 4 Of Nijiyon, And There Were Some Korean References That Weren't Mentioned By Shoriko (A Japanese/Korean Girl) Here's Some References Pointed Out According To Myself!

Shoriko's Korean Sister's Korean Names: During The Part Where Shoriko Mentions Her Sister, She Commonly Looks Like A K-Pop Idol (Not Mentioned In The Episode) And Calls Her "Juju" (Karouko's Nickname, Also Not Mentioned) And Also A "Jiji" Meaning "Sister"

Korean Idols: There's A Scene Of Shoriko's Sister Wearing A K-Pop Like Outfit And Says She Listens To "Foreign Language Songs" (Meaning She's Korean) And K-Pop MV's Are Mentioned (It Says "Learns From Music Videos While She Dances"

Korean Accessories: Shoriko Is Wearing A Traditional Korean Hairclip, In Korean Culture, A Hairclip Is A Symbol Of Good Luck For Women And Girls, And Also Decorated With Hanboks (Traditional Korean Dress)

Korean Markets: This Is Actually A Japanese Market In This Scene, In Korea (Actually I Visited Korea Last Summer, They Have Markets Like This, In A Korean Market, Inside/Outside Is Very Common Like Markets In Asian Countries, Therefore, In This Scene, She Says That "This Reminds Me Of Markets In My Area Where I Come From"