Meet Allure the Meloetta. She is inspired by the plot of the Pikachu the Movie short "Meloetta's Moonlight Serenade", which is why you see symbols of berries, a mythical tree, the night sky and Meloetta's flight.
@☆Dusknezz★ - I had the same thought about downloading the Duolingo app too, but that was mostly to learn Catalan & Welsh phrases. I just remembered Katakana characters from reading many Japanese movie posters available on IMDb.com.
Music is sound that makes the world go around. Amazing idea. Like this Pokémon animation thought from the movie as a hidden reference to watch it again. Like the use of symbols to tell the short story with clean line work. Good job learning through the whole alphabet to make it!
re: ay thank you! I just thought your character looked really cute :3 also really nice flipnote! It's cool you memorised the katakana by yourself ^^ duolingo is also really good place to learn hiragana and japanese as a beginner if you're curious
To be honest, I dont know much Japanese at all or how to speak it (even when I borrowed Mitsumi's handwriting and Smilebad's transliteration), but I did found the time to memorize the entire Katakana alphabet by myself!
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RE: Thank you!!
Anyways, yeah that's a tricky fun language worth learning!
@☆Dusknezz★ - I had the same thought about downloading the Duolingo app too, but that was mostly to learn Catalan & Welsh phrases. I just remembered Katakana characters from reading many Japanese movie posters available on IMDb.com.
Music is sound that makes the world go around. Amazing idea. Like this Pokémon animation thought from the movie as a hidden reference to watch it again. Like the use of symbols to tell the short story with clean line work. Good job learning through the whole alphabet to make it!
I know some japanese but not too much XD only some basic phrases
re: ay thank you! I just thought your character looked really cute :3 also really nice flipnote! It's cool you memorised the katakana by yourself ^^ duolingo is also really good place to learn hiragana and japanese as a beginner if you're curious
To be honest, I dont know much Japanese at all or how to speak it (even when I borrowed Mitsumi's handwriting and Smilebad's transliteration), but I did found the time to memorize the entire Katakana alphabet by myself!