Caleb Cook @CDCubed

Manga Translator/漫画の翻訳者(日英); American Manga Award winner, Eisner nominee; inactive account, DNI, he/him https://t.co/1AyPprykZ4 calebdcook.com Joined May 2015

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Caleb Cook @CDCubed

5 years ago

long overdue but I'm so sorry to the Dr. Stone fans. You were always the pure, cherubic innocents (yes, even you SenGens!); unfortunate collateral casualties of a violent divorce. Bless the Stone fandom, long may it continue to rock. 🪨🚀 well, bye again, again

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Caleb Cook @CDCubed

5 years ago

unlocking this account now, so that the archive of old trivia threads isn't forever inaccessible except to those already following at the time of the lock no new content, no regrets, DNI

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Caleb Cook @CDCubed

5 years ago

coming out of retirement for exactly one (1) tweet to say called it well, bye

Caleb Cook @CDCubed

8 years ago

10/Izuku is not the first to embrace "deku"! Japanese poet Kenji Miyazawa, in his wildly famous "Ame ni mo Makezu" (Fall Not to the Rain) has the line: "minna ni deku no bou to yobare" ("be called a nobody by all") That sounds bad, but Miyazawa is describing an ideal to aspire to

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Caleb Cook @CDCubed

5 years ago

2/ Too many generous people donated via ko-fi today (which I definitely don't deserve) so I've donated the full $263 plus a little to Genesis, a shelter for women and children affected by domestic violence (the shelter's in Texas, so they especially need help) Well, bye again!

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Caleb Cook @CDCubed

5 years ago

Okay two final things, and then I'll shut the fuck up forever: 1/ I didn't "quit" any jobs, nor was I fired (lol?). Just quitting this cursed twitter account. I love the series I work on, and I plan to translate them for years to come. And then new ones after that. Enjoy!

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Caleb Cook @CDCubed

5 years ago

welp it's sure been an experiment, but I'm feeling done. just taking my ball to greener pastures, etc. I've made a private account to keep in touch with the Cool People (check your notifs!) but I wish nothing but the worst for the toxic elements of this and every fandom.

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Caleb Cook @CDCubed

5 years ago

@salinsley dat left justification! I assume JPN editorial had little experience lettering "English" (not even...) and thought that horizontal text should just be...like the vertical Japanese text, but flipped 90 degrees! (aside: unlike this, manga today often has actual English + furigana)

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Caleb Cook @CDCubed

5 years ago

wishing a very good night to all the decent people out there (you know who you are! 😘) and a very dammit night to the rest 😴💤💤💤

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Caleb Cook @CDCubed

5 years ago

@sniperofmyheart I'm a little confused myself, since this chapter really makes it seem the other way around (no-scar Shoto w/Endeavor looming over him, + "Neither did I") but Fuyumi's lines at the dinner imply that Rei was already gone when Toya died ("it" = Toya's death) and that hit her hard

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Caleb Cook @CDCubed

5 years ago

My Hero Academia trivia ch302: Viz: viz.com/shonenjump/my-… M-Plus: mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/viewer/1008525

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Caleb Cook @CDCubed

5 years ago

PS3/The official (JPN) MHA account issued a dialogue correction for this chapter. The "Once Toya was gone" was a mistake and will be removed from future JPN editions. (b/c the timeline was, Rei gets sent to the institution, THEN Toya "dies") thanks @Sporeman0 for noting this

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Caleb Cook @CDCubed

5 years ago

PS2/ spoiler bump2!

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Caleb Cook @CDCubed

5 years ago

@merumeruchann (fun fact: far from being the mildest, dammit is the worst swear I can get away with in a title rated E for Everyone or whatever the fuck)

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Meru｜メル @merumeruchann

5 years ago

Overly literal translations have convinced some people that it's wrong to use swear words in English translations because the same exact curse words don't exist in Japanese. This shows a misunderstanding of how language works.