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Copy and pasted the Hiragana Poster description XD... I changed the layout design on both of them a bit.

God, I don't even know what to say about this poster. I spent around 80 hours total on these chibis and another 3-4 hours designing it. This is indeed a remake of my old poster, and it's complete with new characters! I hope you guys will use this to aid in your learning of the Japanese syllabary system.

I want to thank ~JC-Of-The-RedFlame *joodlez ~Munesansun ~Noirrac *shilin (ALPHABETICAL ORDER LOL) for your endless encouragement and support. I literally would not have been able to make it without you guys.

A few notes and instructions:

1) Each katakana character/letter corresponds to the highlighted portion of each character's name (color-coded).

2) "N" and "Wo" do not phonetically correspond to the characters portrayed above, and they are only there to serve as a mnemonic device. It is important to note that "N" only occurs at the coda of a syllable (end), and "Wo" is only used as a grammatical particle in Hiragana.

3) The syllable, "Fu", unlike in English, is a bilabial fricative. The English counterpart is formed labiodental. (If you don't understand this look it up or just ignore this).

Anyway, this will be sold at AX and Otakon, so I look forward to seeing you all there!!

EDIT: Please do not repost or reblog this anywhere! If you'd like to, just send me a note! Thanks!

Description
Copy and pasted the Hiragana Poster description XD... I changed the layout design on both of them a bit.

God, I don't even know what to say about this poster. I spent around 80 hours total on these chibis and another 3-4 hours designing it. This is indeed a remake of my old poster, and it's complete with new characters! I hope you guys will use this to aid in your learning of the Japanese syllabary system.

I want to thank ~JC-Of-The-RedFlame *joodlez ~Munesansun ~Noirrac *shilin (ALPHABETICAL ORDER LOL) for your endless encouragement and support. I literally would not have been able to make it without you guys.

A few notes and instructions:

1) Each katakana character/letter corresponds to the highlighted portion of each character's name (color-coded).

2) "N" and "Wo" do not phonetically correspond to the characters portrayed above, and they are only there to serve as a mnemonic device. It is important to note that "N" only occurs at the coda of a syllable (end), and "Wo" is only used as a grammatical particle in Hiragana.

3) The syllable, "Fu", unlike in English, is a bilabial fricative. The English counterpart is formed labiodental. (If you don't understand this look it up or just ignore this).

Anyway, this will be sold at AX and Otakon, so I look forward to seeing you all there!!

EDIT: Please do not repost or reblog this anywhere! If you'd like to, just send me a note! Thanks!