#tanpopo

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[obscuredesireofbourgeoisie]

Tanpopo featured in Petit Seven November 1st, 1999 Issue.

[eliotdrawings]

my favorite OT3

[panda-pal]

Tampopo (1985) Directed by Jūzō Itami

[therealnostalgialover808]

This idea still has been in my head for quite a while. Anyway, for more information, please check out this post on my Deviantart account. I don't own Tamagotchi or Doraemon.

[snowys-stim-cafe]

tanpopo from magical girl dandelion with yellow flowers and magical girl stims for anon!

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[bishopchan]

𓈒　⁺　　♪　 tanpopo layout !

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⤹　　ㆍ　f2u with ♥︎ and creds unl requester (^ー^)

~ from your humble IPC Intellitron

[sage-reads-things]

Mokoto Kawashita, the bastard himself! Can't wait to talk about him, he's a doozy of a character.

So Tanpopo was targeting several medical professionals, not just the Asanos. They spaced out the deaths between several months to avoid arousing suspicion and made them all look like genuine accidents. It's chilling to think that they must have been doing stuff like this for decades and nobody ever caught on. Even Kyoichiro, master of uncovering secrets, had no way of discovering this until Taiyo provided a lead.

It's also interesting that Kawashita has apparently been working under his own name this entire time. Is he just that confident in Tanpopo's cover-up skills? Or does he use his real name for a reason?