63Pairing: Jonathan Joestar x Dio Brando
Patchouli wonders what the meaning of confectioneries is, and ends up making cookies.
From Gaku Gaku Animal Land: Marisa implores Patch and Alice to assist her in cleaning her home using their magical skills.
From Gaku Gaku Animal Land: Chen and Tewi are both concerned that they don't have enough connection with their masters. Chen seeks out Ran and has a confrontation with Tewi. End story is of Ran talking with Sakuya about their masters.
Congrats Eirin! You've just got a new apprentice. Now how should you train her?
Anthology of Gintama doujinshi from different artists. Stories included (list incomplete): • *Gekokujou Joutou* (Bring on the Gekokujou) by MATSUMOTO Azusa: Yamazaki wants to be the seme... (Pairing: Hijikata x Yamazaki)
Pairing: Barnaby x Kotetsu It's Halloween time and Agnes wants the heroes to dress up for their interviews. And, as long as they're dressing up, they decide to have a costume party as well.
-Lee Sam-Tak, 28 and single, quit his job and moved back to his hometown to become a farmer, where he bought some farmland. He then had business cards printed with “Farmer” as his occupation and handed them out to everyone he met. He was worried that the neighbors, curious about his move to the countryside, might bombard him with annoying questions or gossip. Lee Sam-Tak handed out those business cards. And once he did, the word “farmer” printed on those cards became the name the locals used to address him. That’s right—it became his proper name. Even if Lee Sam-Tak is clumsy at farming and ruins the crops, people still call him “Farmer”—as if mocking him. Even when Lee Sam-Tak runs around the mountains day in and day out with a shotgun, claiming he’s hunting animals that harm the crops, people still call him “Farmer.” No, no. What if—just what if—for real! Let’s say Lee Sam-Tak says he’s “just taking a break.” Even then, they’d still call him “Farmer.” Those villagers would. Because that’s what Lee Sam-Tak wants. (Source: KakaoPage, translated)
