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Usagi Trivia Oct 17th - 22nd
Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2017 17:34 -0700
by richarddragon
Birds! Yes, you heard me... birds!
Which Usagi stories or arcs have birds in their names? I can think of at least four. If someone brings a fifth, sixth, etc, then bonus points.
"A Kite Story" refers to manmade kites, not the bird, so it doesn't count.
Re: Usagi Trivia Oct 17th - 22nd
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2017 13:04 -0700
by richarddragon
Steve Hubbell is #1
Re: Usagi Trivia Oct 17th - 22nd
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2017 16:33 -0700
by Maka
richarddragon wrote:Steve Hubbell is #1
“Really?” said no one ever.
Congrats to Steve!
Re: Usagi Trivia Oct 17th - 22nd
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2017 20:13 -0700
by richarddragon
Maka wrote:richarddragon wrote:Steve Hubbell is #1
“Really?” said no one ever.
Congrats to Steve!
Well, there are still 5 days to become #2 in the pot
Re: Usagi Trivia Oct 17th - 22nd
Posted: Thu Oct 19, 2017 8:09 -0700
by richarddragon
#2 - Gaffey
Re: Usagi Trivia Oct 17th - 22nd
Posted: Thu Oct 19, 2017 12:35 -0700
by richarddragon
#3 is Rusty Blade
Re: Usagi Trivia Oct 17th - 22nd
Posted: Thu Oct 19, 2017 19:43 -0700
by richarddragon
#4 goes to Maka
Re: Usagi Trivia Oct 17th - 22nd
Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2017 6:33 -0700
by richarddragon
OK. So, everyone gave out the 4 correct answers:
•The Lord of Owls
•The return of the Lord of Owls
•Sparrows
•Crows
Most of them also mentioned that "skein" is another word for a flock of geese, although I doubt that it was Stan's intention.
A lot of other titles flew around (
), with words like "wings" or "fly", but I found them too vague.
BUT
Rusty Blade pointed out the beautiful 4-page "Tsuru", the crane. The bird origami is instrumental to the story.
So, congratulations, Rusty! Yours is the prize to be enjoyed!
Re: Usagi Trivia Oct 17th - 22nd
Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2017 10:52 -0700
by Rustyblade
Woo, thank you! Will get this weeks trivia up by the end of the day.
Re: Usagi Trivia Oct 17th - 22nd
Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2017 11:05 -0700
by Gaffey
richarddragon wrote:Rusty Blade pointed out the beautiful 4-page "Tsuru", the crane.
I completely forgot about that one.