Oh, gosh. everything. You have manga about mundane cats, or other animals, all the way up to over-the-top magical girl stories. People write manga about everyday life occurrences, but then other people do supernatural shit.
Oh, do they now? Man, now I do want to see if they have anything here. I wonder if they have any idea how a giant robot actually works. I've seen at least a few of them.
[that's... good. nice. Osomatsu's really pleased that Lyle wants to drink what he made. it gives him a sense of pride for the job that he didn't realize he had.
he goes quiet as he drinks, just enjoying the company. the nerves seem to have vanished]
[Well, he seems to have relaxed at least. Even if this was technically a date type thing, there wasn't really a reason to be worried about it. Whatever happened happened.
It was a few more minutes that Lyle finished the drink that Osomatsu had made]
[Osomatsu's just finishing up his coffee as well. he'd been looking out the window, watching the city and thinking about how things have changed since he's been here. ahh, but he's pulled out of his thoughts]
Yeah, sure! [he stands up to toss his cup away, then gives a wave to his coworkers, telling them 'Thanks, guys!' before holding the door open for Lyle so that they can leave]
[Lyle's up as well when Osomatsu stands, throwing out his cup and passing by the cafe's workers as they head out. He gave them something between a wave and a salute as he walks out the door. He gave Osomatsu as a smile as he stepped through the door]
Thanks.
[He buttoned up his coat as he stepped outside, glancing over at Osomatsu so they could head over to the library]
[Osomatsu nods at that. he doesn't know what he'd do if he lost his family. actually, since he's been in Riverview, it's seemed like he's lost some already]
Yeah... [he's curious as to how it happened, but Osomatsu won't ask that. that's rude. instead he's quiet for the rest of their walk to the library]
[that makes Osomatsu laugh, because he's picturing all sorts of ways someone could get in trouble while piloting a giant robot. man, he still thinks that is the most badass thing...
they come to the library and enter, and Osomatsu seeks out the graphic novels section. there isn't a lot there, but there are definitely some robot manga]
Okay, see? Here's one, Mechanical Kid Toby. [he holds out the first volume to Lyle, so he can look through it, if he wants] It's about a scientist who loses his son, so he creates a robot of him, and the robot gets into all sorts of wacky adventures.
[Yeah, you really can get in a lot of trouble with a giant mobile suit.
Lyle follows Osomatsu back into the graphic novel section, pulling off his gloves now that they are inside. He looked at the shelves curiously. He'd been more a serious textbook sort of person so these were different for him.
He tilted his head slightly as he listened to the description. After a moment, he reached over to take the book from Osomatsu]
Sounds like it could be promising for a good read.
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What kind of things are manga usually about? Like superheroes?
[He's thinking of Western comic books...]
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[There's a little bit of a smug smirk at that one. Since he pilots a giant robot, he's kind of curious how someone would write a story like that]
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[He picks up his coffee as well and takes a sip]
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Well, we could go to the library, if ya wanted. Bet we could find something on giant robots, even if it's not a comic.
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[It would be silly since Osomatsu had made these coffees and he was rather enjoying the one that had been made for him]
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he goes quiet as he drinks, just enjoying the company. the nerves seem to have vanished]
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It was a few more minutes that Lyle finished the drink that Osomatsu had made]
If you're done, we can head to the library.
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Yeah, sure! [he stands up to toss his cup away, then gives a wave to his coworkers, telling them 'Thanks, guys!' before holding the door open for Lyle so that they can leave]
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Thanks.
[He buttoned up his coat as he stepped outside, glancing over at Osomatsu so they could head over to the library]
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Man... I can't remember the last time I willingly went to the library, yanno?
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It's been a while since I have. I used to spend a lot of time in the library during university. I was the bookworm of our family.
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[He just didn't think of them. It was easier that way. He'd already come to terms with their deaths]
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Sorry.
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It's okay. It's been a while. Being sad about it won't change it. I just try to honor their memory as much as possible.
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Yeah... [he's curious as to how it happened, but Osomatsu won't ask that. that's rude. instead he's quiet for the rest of their walk to the library]
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Don't worry about it. It's not something that I've worried about for years. I just do what I can. And I have to make my own family.
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What kinda family are you lookin' for?
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[He still had that smile on his face a moment before he added]
Not looking to replace parents though. That would be too weird.
[Of course he's thinking he's too old for that, but really he's not that old]
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[Okay, he can get into a lot of trouble there]
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they come to the library and enter, and Osomatsu seeks out the graphic novels section. there isn't a lot there, but there are definitely some robot manga]
Okay, see? Here's one, Mechanical Kid Toby. [he holds out the first volume to Lyle, so he can look through it, if he wants] It's about a scientist who loses his son, so he creates a robot of him, and the robot gets into all sorts of wacky adventures.
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Lyle follows Osomatsu back into the graphic novel section, pulling off his gloves now that they are inside. He looked at the shelves curiously. He'd been more a serious textbook sort of person so these were different for him.
He tilted his head slightly as he listened to the description. After a moment, he reached over to take the book from Osomatsu]
Sounds like it could be promising for a good read.
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