Uwa, First Video!

No one has a crush on me, I’m too strong to be crushed.

I think I finally understand the meme “community” now. We’re all different people; different levels of screwed over, different backgrounds. But I feel as though we all have the same thing in common: we just want to make people laugh. Even if it’s with our edgy, satirical BS.

Humour is really all some of us have, y’know? Memes are really nothing to take seriously at all. But, like, why do some of us invest so much time into it? These inside jokes that are plastered all over every meme page/blog/site on most social media outlets sort of instill this sense of mutual understanding with one another. 

It resembles the feeling when someone shares the same sense of humour as you. It’s much easier to become friends with them then. I think that behind every “Edgy Memelord”is just a lonely kid that wants a friend to laugh with. And what better way to find a mate than within a community based on jokes and shitty humour?

Bonus for sitting through this: https://ibin.co/2qnYaXKaP3PW.jpg

and 

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Cheers until next time!

I think jealousy and envy are bad traits to have.

Yet, Guzma expresses my emotions so well through quotes and gifs.

Everyone saying Indiana Jones, but this is literally Professor Layton???

OKAY SO IT TOOK ME FOREVER TO MAKE THIS BUT ITS FINALLY DONE enjoy it with me because the 2d puzzle solve animations are best

When someone says you can’t dab

Store list

Also websites and stores I am using to get my merch from, I tried to list most of them but I bet I missed some. orz 

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The stores below accepts orders from all around the world, except Japanese Rakuten and Amazon. (I recall the Japanese Amazon accepting orders on everything that is not electronics, so I guess books are okay). Try searching with both Japanese title [レイトン教授], Japanese name [レイトン] and the English ones for best possible results. 

Auction sites however needs a proxy and my favorite ones are listed below.  

Stores: 

AmiAmi - For new goods, pre-orders and such. Also stalking their “pre-owned” section from time to time. 

Hobby Search - Same as above, except no pre-owned section

CDJapan - Used to have a bigger selection, but oh well. Mainly carries books and DVD’s. 

YesAsia - A bit pricier than CDJapan but have a bigger selection and a few old items. Keychains, plushies and books can be found here. 

Amazon - Mainly uses the UK one, but started to use the JP one since I moved here. Have a little bit of everything.

Rakuten - Both Japanese and global. Mainly have books, CD’s and games. 

Mandarake - Second hand goodies, they rarely list their Layton items in their web store though. 

Myfigurecollection and Figure.fm  - Not really stores, but communities. People who loves figures, anime, manga and games gather around there and from time to time people sell of their stuff. Rarely find Layton stuff there but I thought it would be worth mentioning. Myfigurecollection also has a very nice database that makes it easy to create wishlists. ♥

Auction sites: 

Yahoo auctions (y!A) - Biggest auction site in Japan. Most items go here and it updates pretty much every day.

Mbook - A bit smaller and less popular, but on the other hand that means that there are fewer who bid! 

ebay - Not as much but it happens from time to time. Sometimes have some nice items up for sale. I search around pretty much all the European ebay’s since not all the items pop up on the .com one. 

Shopping services:

FromJapan - Cheap fee, easy and very handy when bidding. A bit high shipping cost from my experience though. Can buy a little bit of everything, but do not accept orders on 18+ goods. When it comes to auctions they pretty much only let you bid via y!A. 

Japonica Market - Good communication, a bit slower on bidding than FromJapan. They accept pretty much any order and are very flexible when it comes to shipping and storage of your items. Can bid on items on both y!A and Mbook.  

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I also search around stores around in Osaka and Tokyo whenever I get the chance. If you’re ever in Osaka I recommend their K-books and Mandarake in Umeda. 

For Tokyo I especially recommend Nakano Broadway and to check all the billions of gacha stores. In general I recommend to walk into smaller shops, the shadier the better apparently, haha. If you don’t find what you’re searching for, don’t be scared to ask! The staff is often very friendly and has good knowledge about what items they have in stock. 

Happy hunting~ ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ

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Laytonlilly’s 200 Follower Sweepstakes!

I’ve reached 200 followers! In order to thank everyone, I’m doing a small giveaway.

The winner will receive a $35 Nintendo E-Shop gift card to buy any Layton (or non-Layton) game that they want!

Rules:

- Must be following me

- Don’t tag this as “giveaway”, because it could get deleted 

- You can reblog as many times as you want

- Likes count as entries, but only if you reblog as well

- I’ll be picking the winner using a random number generator

- The winner will have the option to A) receive the physical card in the mail or B) be inboxed the code to use it instantly

- The sweepstakes will end on February 25th at midnight. Good luck everyone!!