English is required study at the high school level in Japan, but most don’t become proficient. Kind of like foreign language classes in the US. Those who take an interest can study further on the university level where it’s taken more seriously.
Yeah, was about to make a comment on how big that grin is on Sali: she seems to like the idea of slapping down some unruly customers just a little too much…
Best guess is one of these 3, Beer station Yebisu Gardens, In Chibuya, (that is officially near the school) Bernd’s Bar in Minato, Schmatz also in minato, it could also be Zum ein Platz. Theres a couple of places this could actually BE IRL.
Note to self: Tip Skylar well unless you want to see her Lady Deathstrike impersonation.
Well this explains that recent string of e-bay pieces 😉
What is Skylar again?
Full succubus as opposed to Atsali only being half.
Bar-maids, who are capable of giving Joe Barbarian a new nickname: Joe bar-Unmade!
Memo to self: if you make a pass, be polite.
Very polite.
I wonder if Atsali knows what a dirndl is?
I’m guessing we’ll find out. I had to look it up, myself.
… So is this a para bar or low key human bar we’re talking about? Like, Tina’s shop low key or wings and horns?
Dirndls in Japan?
“… owns a themed pub …” – apparently one with a German theme.
Must be so the losers of WWII can get together and reminisce…
@Robert.
Not many of those still alive, dude.
German themed, per previous art: http://wapsisquare.com/comic/working-at-the-pub/
https://www.tripadvisor.de/Restaurant_Review-g1066444-d1662507-Reviews-Ginza_Lion_GINZA_PLACE-Chuo_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto.html
Looks like you can find anything in Japan.
Will their employer equip them with Babel fish or their para equivalent?
From speaking to people who have been there, most people in Japan speak english. (Some may choose to not admit it.)
English is required study at the high school level in Japan, but most don’t become proficient. Kind of like foreign language classes in the US. Those who take an interest can study further on the university level where it’s taken more seriously.
@ N.C. Weber
Also, if I’m not mistaken, many Japanese colleges require 2 extra language credits to graduate. English can be one of them.
There’s a Japanese game show where English word try to stump contestants.
Don’t know what scares me more Sky with her claws out, or the big grin on Atsali ‘s face
Yeah, was about to make a comment on how big that grin is on Sali: she seems to like the idea of slapping down some unruly customers just a little too much…
Or maybe she likes the idea of not being sexually harassed.
Sind sie nicht ein Dirndl-SCHNIKT?
YA! sie sind ein Drindl-SCHNIKT!!
To the tune of Der Furher’s Face?
I’m thinking “Schnitzelbank,” but my brain’s been rotted by both Spike Jones AND Animaniacs, soooo.
In all fairness, I grew up listening to Der Furher’s Face, and don’t remember ever coming across Schnitzelbank.
OUCH! [It actually hurts that I get all of 4 generations of references there.]
Castela’s not the only one who’s older then Dirt.
What is schnikt? Never heard that and i am from germany.
Schnitzelbank is not an item as well.
I looked up the pronunciation of “dirndl.” I was surprised. You can hear it at Wikipedia.
I think her fingernails are meaner than Atsali’s.
Training, would be my guess. Sky’s been brought up with other Succubi who could teach her how to user her skills and abilities.
‘Sali usually got more of ‘Oh, you poor thing, here drink this suppressent.’
I think they both look at it very differently.
Handle matters “as you see fit”. That’s a *terrifyingly* open-ended phrasing considering what paras like these two are capable of…
This isn’t a potential cross-over from Grrl Power (girlpowercomic.com)?
The bar sounds a bit like this place: https://i.imgur.com/YOUdlDL.png
If it’s not a para-only place, I highly suspect he did NOT mean in that way. Don’t need the MIB kicking in your door, or worse.
But everyone here always seems to go straight for the brutally violent extreme anyway so hey.
Atsali could just sing them a little tune…
Best guess is one of these 3, Beer station Yebisu Gardens, In Chibuya, (that is officially near the school) Bernd’s Bar in Minato, Schmatz also in minato, it could also be Zum ein Platz. Theres a couple of places this could actually BE IRL.
I wouldn’t have thought German food would go over so well that there are that many German places in and or near Tokyo…’
Have you seen ‘The Wind Rises’? It seems Germans have been living in or visiting Japan for quite some time now.
Yes. In fact I sent a copy of the plans of the KI 43 to Sempai Miazaki himself
I hope grandfather has his disaster and damage insurance paid up.
Tokyo is actually a very cosmopolitan city. It’s not surprising AT ALL that there would be a German Bier Garten in Tokyo.
You can get acceptable haggis in Tokyo (for certain values of “acceptable” that can be applied to haggis) as well as Greek and Indian food.
My version of “acceptable” would be closer to authentic than what you can get here in the States.
On the other hand you can find lots of authentic McD, KFC, you name it here in germany.
Note to self:
Dont pat the wench on the southpole as long as i still plan to become president.