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Timeline-B/Lupin the Third: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine

The show's poster

**Lupin the Third: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine** (Japanese: LUPIN the Third ～峰不二子という女～, Romanized: Rupan za Saado ~Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna~) is a Japanese anime television series produced by TMS Entertainment. Part of the Lupin the 3rd franchise, it is the fourth anime television adaptation of the *Lupin III* series created by Monkey Punch. Directed by Sayo Yamamoto, it aired on Nippon TV from April to June 2012. It focuses on the franchise's heroine, Fujiko Mine, as she undergoes various missions and encounters the rest of the *Lupin III* cast for the first time. Unlike the franchise's previous three televised anime, *The Woman Called Fujiko Mine* is more sexually oriented in order to capture the "sensuality" present in the original manga, as well as darker and more serious. It is also the only installment in the franchise to be directed by a woman and the first in which Lupin III is not the protagonist.

The series was dubbed by Fox Japamerica in 2013 and aired on FX, alongside its follow-up OVAs. *The Woman Called Fujiko Mine* received generally positive reviews from critics. It won the New Face Award at the 16th Japan Media Arts Festival in 2012.

## Background and production

In April 2011, it was reported that a new *Lupin III* animated television series would air in the fall on Nippon TV. However, Nippon TV then said the project was only a TV special (*Blood Seal – Eternal Mermaid* which aired in December), not a series. In 2012, Toho Cinemas announced that a promotional video for a "new television series premiering in April" would be shown at a Lupin 40th Anniversary event on March 18. *Lupin the Third: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine* was announced a week later as a thirteen episode serial. The series was part of the 40th Anniversary of the Lupin animated series, and the 45th Anniversary of the original manga.

The series was directed by Sayo Yamamoto who was given full creative control. Yamamoto wanted to use the original *Lupin III* manga and its adult themes as a basis for the series. Takeshi Koike was the character designer and animation director and Yamamoto requested he use the original manga character designs as a starting point. The visual approach to the series has been compared to *Valkyria Chronicles*.

Mari Okada was the main writer of the series, although Itsuko Miyoshi (ep 2), Dai Satō (ep 3, 7, 10), Shinsuke Ōnishi (ep 5) and Junji Nishimura (ep 8) served as episode writers. It was reported that the series would capture the "sensuality" present in Monkey Punch's original *Lupin III* manga in its "daring interpretation" of the franchise.

The music of *Lupin the Third: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine* was composed by Naruyoshi Kikuchi, leader of the Date Course Pentagon Royal Garden band. Shinichirō Watanabe, known for directing *Cowboy Bebop* and *Samurai Champloo* and who collaborated with Yamamoto several times in the past, served as music producer.
Timeline-LM/Freeform

**Freeform** is a programming block broadcast by the American basic cable channel Toon Disney during the evening, prime time, and late-night dayparts. The block features stylistically varied animated series targeting an adult audience in the 18–34 age range, a target demographic designated by the block as "becomers", including original programming (particularly comedies and action series), syndicated series, and short films with generally minimal or no editing for content. Freeform is programmed by TBA, a subsidiary of Walt Disney Television that also produces much of the block's original programming.

First broadcast in September 1999, Freeform has frequently aired animated sitcoms, adult animation features, and pilots, with many of its programs being aesthetically experimental, transgressive, improvised, and surrealist in nature; Freeform has contracted with various animation studios known for their productions in absurd and shock comedy. In addition to comedy, Freeform also broadcasts Japanese anime and American action animation.

Due to its differing demographics, Freeform is usually promoted by Disney as being a separate network time-sharing with Toon Disney on its channel allotment, with its viewership being measured separately by Nielsen from the youth-oriented daytime and afternoon programming carried under the Toon Disney branding.
Timeline-GA/Angry Birds Spark

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***Angry Birds Spark*** is an upcoming open-world platform game developed by Sonic Team, Rovio Entertainment and Traveller's Tales and published by Sega for the Xbox Series X. It is a reboot of Rovio's *Angry Birds* franchise and is scheduled to be released worldwide on November 15, 2024.

The Story follows Red and Terence and their new friends Chuck, The Blues, Bomb and Matilda as they journey across various islands as they set out to recover the stolen eggs and hatchlings in Bird Island from Mudbeard's army and rescue Stella from their nemesis Mudbeard's plans of forced marriage.

In the game, Red and the gang explore various islands and collect six playable Bird characters—each with their own special abilities to receive Golden Eggs and other collectibles. They collect items, swim, ride minecarts and boats, explore the islands, defeat enemies and bosses, and find secret bonus stages. After completing the main story mode, other post-game islands are unlockable. In multiplayer mode, four players work cooperatively or race against each other; they can also take part in story mode, deathmatch, capture the flag and last man standing games.

### Mechanics

A meter is displayed on the lower-left corner of the screen. It fills up as the player defeats enemies and takes damage, and once it is full, the given character's special ability can be executed.

## Development

### Design

The designs have been hinted at; they will overall be a combination of how the characters look in Angry Birds Toons and in the Angry Birds movies.
Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You (manga)

## Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You

**Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You** (スーパーの裏でヤニ吸うふたり, *Super no Ura de Yani Sū Futari*, also known as *"Behind the Supermarket, Smoking With You"*) is a Japanese manga series created by Jinushi. It originally started as a webcomic posted on Twitter in March 2022 and later transitioned into a serialized manga in Square Enix's Monthly Big Gangan magazine in August 2022.

## Story

Sasaki, an unremarkable salaryman, found solace in his routine visits to Super S, where he would encounter Yamada, a woman who manned the second cash register. She became his source of comfort after a long day at work.

One day, when a meeting dragged on, Sasaki decided to visit the supermarket as usual to find solace in Yamada's presence. However, when he arrived at the register, Yamada was nowhere to be seen. Feeling somewhat cornered and aware of the judgmental gazes of those around him, Sasaki contemplated smoking a cigarette. But as a smoker, he felt self-conscious. It was during this moment of uncertainty that a female store clerk named Tayama approached him from behind the store and offered a place where he could smoke in peace. Sasaki accepted the offer, and he found himself sharing a smoke with Tayama.

Sasaki was initially bewildered by Tayama's playful teasing, but when she prodded into why he held Yamada in such high regard, he replied that he found solace in her presence after work. Tayama then concluded that Sasaki wasn't using Yamada's register for romantic purposes, which put Sasaki at ease.

On another day, as Sasaki visited the second register where Yamada worked, she approached him and mentioned that Tayama had told her he was a fan of hers. Sasaki, unaware that Tayama and Yamada were the same person, felt resentment toward Tayama for revealing his secret. However, he soon discovered that Tayama's true identity was Yamada herself. From that point on, it became a habit for Sasaki to secretly share a smoke behind the supermarket with Yamada, all while keeping her true identity hidden.

## Featured Media

### Volume Covers

Volume 1 (Japanese)Volume 1 (English)Volume 2 (Japanese)Volume 3 (Japanese)Volume 3 - Special Edition (Japanese)
### Magazines

Big Gangan issue #8-2023Big Gangan issue #9-2023
Christopher Lennertz

Lennertz in 2008

**Christopher Joseph Lennertz** (born January 2, 1972) is an American composer of film, television, and video game scores. He is a dual citizen of the USA and Italy. His musical scores appeared in *Alvin and the Chipmunks*, *Hop*, *Think Like a Man*, and *Horrible Bosses*, and the video game series *Medal of Honor*, created by Steven Spielberg. He composed the score for *Supernatural*, and *Revolution*, two television series created by Eric Kripke.

He also has appeared *Galavant* and *Sausage Party* with Alan Menken and Marvel's *Agent Carter* including a first ever Marvel musical number co-written with Tony award winning lyricist David Zippel. He wrote the songs for *UglyDolls* with Glenn Slater for Kelly Clarkson, Nick Jonas, Lizzo, Janelle Monae, and Blake Shelton. He also composed the score for the Netflix series *Lost in Space* and the *Amazon Prime Video* series *The Boys* from Kripke, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. He has also collaborated with film directors such as Seth Gordon, Tim Story, Max Mayer, Kelly Asbury, Tom Dey, Matthew O'Callaghan and Tim Hill.

## Early life and education

Christopher Joseph Lennertz was born in Methuen, Essex County, Massachusetts on January 2, 1972. He attended Easton Area High School in Easton, Pennsylvania and then Thornton School of Music at the University of Southern California, where he studied with Academy Award-winner Elmer Bernstein.
Chapter 3

## Chapter Chronology

**3rd Smoke** is the 3rd chapter of the Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You manga series, written and illustrated by Jinushi.

## Summary

*This section is a stub. You can help the Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You Wiki by expanding it.*

## Characters in Order of Appearance

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Chapter 2

## Chapter Chronology

**2nd Smoke** is the 2nd chapter of the Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You manga series, written and illustrated by Jinushi.

## Summary

*This section is a stub. You can help the Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You Wiki by expanding it.*

## Characters in Order of Appearance

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Mercenary

- A mercenary was a special vocation where they took on certain easy or difficult missions on behalf of their clients.

- They are rewarded based on the difficulty of the missions

- A group of mercenaries is called a Mercenary Unit. For extremely difficult missions, employers prefer mercenary units with formidable strength and would not hesitate to pay a high price for them.

- Due to the fact that there is a large number of mercenaries and mercenary units, it is extremely difficult to move up a rank. Different ranking mercenaries will be provided with different badges by the Mercenary Guild.
Owen

## Appearance

A clean-shaven and handsome middle-aged face appeared before his eyes. The man had fair skin, his slim eyebrows extended all the way to his temples and his nose was straight and proud. His face was covered by a faint layer of blue Qi and the blue Qi seemed to be steadily increasing. The white-robed man clenched his teeth, seeming to be under immense pain.
Xuan Yue

## Appearance

A fourteen, or fifteen year old girl, who looked like an angel simply by standing there. Her long, light-blue hair was braided into two plaits, her height was around 1.6 metres, and she was clothed in an immaculate white dress. There were two faint dimples on her fair skin and her glimmering eyes were extremely mesmerising, but there was a faint sense of anger in her expression as she glared at the old magician in dissatisfaction, with one of her hands on her slim waist, while her other hand was twirling a small magic wand that was only about 1 foot long. Ah Dai could not see the wand clearly as she was twirling it, but he could vaguely sense that, it was surely not a normal magic wand. The most unusual thing was that, there was a faint holy qi emanating from the girl’s body, making her seem like a celestial fairy.
Timeline-PMI/Calvin & Hobbes (1999 film)

Teaser poster

*Calvin & Hobbes* is a 1999 American buddy comedy film, being based on the original comic series of the same name created by Bill Watterson. The film is produced by Warner Bros. Feature Animation, Michaels McMeel Products, Watterson Signature, Metro Goldwyn Mayer, and is distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. Directed by Brad Bird, produced, story, and cinematography by Bill Watterson. It stars Lane Toran as Calvin, Tom Hanks as Hobbes, Tara Strong as Calvin's mother, and more actors. The film was released worldwide on March 24, 1999, with a budget of $45 million. The film recieved $234 million at the box office, which makes it a success, spawning an animated series on Cartoon Network, a 2002 video game, and some plushes.

## Release

### Home media

The film was released to VHS and DVD on September 2, 1999, then releasing on Laserdisc in December by Warner Home Video. The film was avalible on Netflix in 2019, along with it's release on HBO MAX in 2021. The film got a Blu-Ray release on Feburary 14, 2010, and then a 4K-BluRay release on April 7, 2022.
The Dock

**The Dock** is a location in Mineko's Night Market.

## Unlocking

This location is unlocked by obtaining the Fishing Rod from the Tool Shop.

4 cats must be freed in order to clear The Dock of agents. Mineko must deliver meals to each of the 4 agents in the area. From left-to-right, their orders are:

* Yakisoba To Go
* Curry To Go
* Sushi To Go
* Curry To Go

Purchasing these items costs $200; however, the agents will pay Mineko back once the orders are delivered.

## Shops

* Fisherman Fred's Food Store
* Tak the TakoMan's Fishing Stand

## Residents

The Malcontented Visitor can be found here after Mineko finds all 5 Nikko Artifacts.
Timeline-CD/Blue Sky Studios

**Blue Sky Studios, Inc.** is an American computer animation studio based in Greenwich, Connecticut. It was founded on February 22, 1987 by Chris Wedge, Michael Ferraro, Carl Ludwig, Alison Brown, David Brown, and Eugene Troubetzkoy after their employer, MAGI, one of the visual effects studios behind *Tron*, shut down. Using its in-house rendering software, the studio created visual effects for commercials and films before dedicating itself to animated film production. It produced 27 feature films, the first being *Ice Age*, released in 2002 by 20th Century Fox, and the latest one being *Nimona*, released in June 30, 2023.

*Ice Age, Rio, Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Sam & Max* and most recently, *Looney Tunes* were the studio's most commercially successful franchises, while *Robots* (2005), *Horton Hears a Who!* (2008), *The Peanuts Movie* (2015), and the aforementioned *Spies in Disguise* were among its most critically praised films. Scrat, a character from the *Ice Age* franchise, is the studio's mascot.

## Filmography

### Other productions

* Ice Age bumpers (2002; for Fox, Cartoon Network and WB Family)
* Scrat cameo in the *Family Guy* episode "Sibling Rivalry"
* CN City (2004-2007)
* Sam & Max video games (2006-2010)
* The Simpsons Game (2007)
* TBA
* TBA
* TBA

#### TV Shows

Lucasfilm Animation
Cartoon Network Studios
**Distributed by:** 20th Television
 2
Warner Bros. Television Animation
Lucasfilm Animation
Cartoon Network Studios
**Distributed by:** 20th Television (2008-2016), FoxWarner Syndication (2016-2020)
 3
Warner Bros. Television Animation
Lucasfilm Animation
Cartoon Network Studios
**Distributed by:** FoxWarner Syndication
Chapter 4

## Chapter Chronology

**4th Smoke** is the 4th chapter of the Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You manga series, written and illustrated by Jinushi.

## Summary

*This section is a stub. You can help the Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You Wiki by expanding it.*

## Characters in Order of Appearance

*This section is a stub. You can help the Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You Wiki by expanding it.*
Jinushi/Illustrations

* **Illustrations**

Below are the following illustrations of the author, Jinushi, for the manga series Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You.

## Promotional Illustrations

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## Twitter Illustrations

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Timeline-LM/The Amazing Digital Circus (2005 film)/Home media

Home video releases of The Amazing Digital Circus

## US releases

### DVD

2. *Cars* Trailer
3. Now In Theaters
4. *Chicken Little* Trailer
5. Coming Soon To Own On DVD & Video
6. *The Polar Express* DVD/VHS trailer
7. *Toy Story 2: 2-Disc Special Edition* DVD trailer
8. *Lady And The Tramp: Platinum Edition* DVD trailer
9. DVD menu
10. THX "Tex 2: Moo Can" logo
11. FBI Anti-Piracy Warning Screen
12. Walt Disney Pictures logo
13. Pixar Animation Studios logo
14. Start of the film

***Disc One Closing previews:***
1. End credits
2. Walt Disney Pictures logo
3. Pixar Animation Studios logo
4. DVD menu

***Disc Two Opening previews:***
1. FBI Anti-Piracy Warning Screen
2. DVD menu

***Disc One Special features:***
* Audio Commentary by Pete Docter, Andrew Stanton, and John Lasseter
* Animators Commentary by TBA

***Set-Up (Disc 1):***
* Audio & Options
	+ English Dolby Digital 5.1 EX
	+ English DTS 5.1 SS
	+ English Dolby Digital 2.0
	+ Spanish Dolby Digital 2.0
	+ French Dolby Digital 2.0
* Captions & Subtitles
	+ Captions
		- English for the Hearing Impaired
	+ Subtitles
		- Spanish
		- French
		- Off
* THX Optimizer

***Sneak Peeks (Disc 1):***
* Cars
* Monster House
* The Incredibles
* Toy Story 2: 2-Disc Special Edition
* Chicken Little
* The Polar Express
* Lady And The Tramp: Platinum Edition
* The Amazing Digital Circus Videogame

***Disc Two Special features:***
* Deleted Scenes
* Behind The Scenes
* New Short Film: *TBA*
* The World of the Digital Circus
* The Characters of the Digital Circus
* Animation Mishaps
* TBA

### VHS

2. *The Polar Express* DVD/VHS trailer
3. *Toy Story 2: 2-Disc Special Edition* DVD trailer
4. *Lady And The Tramp: Platinum Edition* DVD trailer
5. Now In Theaters
6. *Chicken Little* Trailer
7. Coming Soon To Theaters
8. *Cars* Trailer
9. Feature Presentation Screen
10. FBI Anti-Piracy Warning Screen
11. New Short Film: *TBA*
12. Walt Disney Pictures logo
13. Pixar Animation Studios logo
14. Start of the film

***Closing previews:***
1. End credits
2. Walt Disney Pictures logo
3. Pixar Animation Studios logo

### UMD Video

2. *Cars* Trailer
3. Now Available On UMD Video For PSP
4. *The Incredibles* Trailer
5. Now Available On UMD Video For PSP
6. *The Polar Express* Trailer
7. UMD menu
8. FBI Anti-Piracy Warning Screen
9. Walt Disney Pictures logo
10. Pixar Animation Studios logo
11. Start of the film

***Closing previews:***
1. End credits
2. Walt Disney Pictures logo
3. Pixar Animation Studios logo
4. DVD menu

***Special features:***
* Deleted Scenes
* Behind The Scenes
* New Short Film: *TBA*
* The World of the Digital Circus
* The Characters of the Digital Circus
* Animation Mishaps
* TBA
Ya Tou

## Appearance

A dark haired, dark eyed, 12 or 13 year old girl in very sparse clothing. The little girl was very thin, her complexion like pale yellow wax, her medium length hair like a curtain above her nose, making it difficult to see her face. She was shivering from the cold. Through the curtain of her hair, her big bright eyes watched the middle-aged man with fear.
Sorcerer

The Sorcerer's Institute, sorcerers are professions second only to the priesthood. Since the cultivation of magic has very high requirements as to a person's inner qualities, sorcerers are scarce. The sorcerers that cultivate Light Magic have almost all been incorporated into the Holy Church, which further showcases the preciousness of a sorcerer. They are usually lavishly paid to join armies, almost all sorcerers of the intermediate rank and above will have an aristocratic titled bestowed upon them by their respective countries. Thus, the vocation of a sorcerer is one that commoners yearn for the most as it is associated with name and power.

As a sorcerer's main source of income is an allowance from the country, they will usually visit the Sorcerer's Institute to obtain a badge that is equivalent to their rankings in order to get the corresponding allowance. Of course, they have to go through assessments set by the Sorcerer's Institute. The Sorcerer's Institute is the only association that doesn't require work to be done on its behalf before paying its members.
Cuttlefish

Cuttlefish

The **Cuttlefish** is a fish in Mineko's Night Market game. Cuttlefish can be caught with the Fishing Rod in The Dock location. The Cuttlefish can also be squeezed to make Black Dye used for crafting at the crafting station in Mineko's room. To squeeze the fish, open the fish section in your inventory and press "squeeze." Once squeezed the fish can be sold at various stores or at the fish market for a few dollars each. The fish can be sold for $28 at the fish market booth. You can also donate this fish to the Fish Museum.
Toys

This is a list of all items categorized as Toys in *Mineko's Night Market.*

### **Boximals:**

* Bowlcut Boximal
* Cat Boximal
* Catfish Boximal
* Crab Boximal
* Firefly Boximal
* Gold Cat Boximal
* Jellyfish Boximal
* Koi Boximal
* Market Host Boximal
* Nikko Boximal
* Octopus Boximal
* Pug Boximal
* Rabbit Boximal
* Snappy the Snail Boximal
* Tuna Boximal

### **Others:**

* Action Figure Nikko
* Cat Bubble Wand
* Dr. Science Action Figure
* Frog Family Playset
* Kokeshi Mech
* Kokeshi Nikko
* Kokeshi Sumo
* Market Cats Plushies
* Moody Virtual Pet
* Plush Fox
* Plush Octopus
* Plush Rabbit
* Plush Pug
* Plush Teapot Man
* Pumpkin Cat
* Snow Monkey Plush
* Sumo-Man Action Figure
* Yokai Action Figure
* Zen Garden 3000
Timeline-PMI/Camp Camp (TV series)

Series' logo

***Camp Camp*** is a Canadian-American adult animated web series created by Jordan Cwierz and Miles Luna for Rooster Teeth, and WildBrain. It revolves around the misadventures of attendants and camp counsellors of Camp Campbell summer camp, in particular protagonist Max and counselor, David. The series premiered in Canada on June 10, 2016, on Teletoon Detour, and then later in the US on June 18, 2016 on Adult Swim. Running for four seasons before going on an extended hiatus in 2019. Following a special episode airing in 2023, *Camp Camp* was announced to be returning for a fifth season in early 2024.

## Premise

The series follows the a young boy named Max (Michael Jones), a jaded ten year old who is forced to go to the summer "camp camp" Camp Campbell, but makes two friends, Nikki (Elizabeth Maxwell) and Neil (Yuri Lowenthal), who help him constantly torment their camp counselors David (Miles Luna) and Gwen (Lee Eddy and Kaitlin Becker).
Chapter 1

## Chapter Chronology

**1st Smoke** is the 1st chapter of the Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You manga series, written and illustrated by Jinushi.

## Summary

*This section is a stub. You can help the Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You Wiki by expanding it.*

## Characters in Order of Appearance

*This section is a stub. You can help the Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You Wiki by expanding it.*
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ONA
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OVA
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Specials
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Raccoon Boximal

Raccoon Boximal

The **Raccoon** **Boximal** is a toy in Mineko's Night Market game. The Raccoon Boximal can be purchased for $50 at the boximal vending machine, purchased at the boximal toy stand or won through a random reward. If you decide to sell a Racoon Boximal at Mineko's Night Market Stand you can sell for $99, $108, $118, $128, $138, $158, & $178. It is wise to sell it in the yellow and green range for a sale.

## Description

*"A Raccoon Boximal. What a cute trash bandit."*
Alchemist

The Alchemist Alliance, although they do not have many members, they are very well respected in every country. The Alliance branches in each country are generally given incentive money, because weapons refined by alchemists are much better than those created by blacksmiths, and thus are the best to equip a high-ranking army with. The reason Heaven's Gold Empire is renowned is because they have the largest Alchemist Alliance among the four countries.

Alchemists are actually considered a ancillary branch of sorcerers who mainly specialize in Fire Magic. What they are stronger at compared to sorcerers is their knowledge in the various minerals and medicines. Powerful alchemists are able to forge high-level divine weapons, the prices of these divine weapons are unable to be estimated, they are beloved by every country's imperial families, and even more so by the Holy Church. Alchemists are a group whose vocation is secondary in wealth only to the assassins. Although alchemists have their own set of badges, the higher level alchemists generally don't bother trying to obtain them.
Koji

**Koji** is a character in Mineko's Night Market. Initially found at the Dark Forest, he can be persuaded to move into one of the Village's empty lots. He is the son of Tak, who runs the Fishing Stand at the Dock.

## The Dark Forest

Koji wants his father's blessing to open his own Fishing Booth. Listen to his story at the Forest, then go talk to Tak at the Dock. Repeat the details you've learned from Koji. If you repeat them correctly, Koji will appear and have a conversation with his father, which ends with him agreeing to move to the Village.

## The Village

Koji asks for materials to help build a house. He needs:

* 25 Wood
* 25 Paper

## Night Market

Koji runs the Koi Fishing Booth at the Night Market. It costs $50 to fish. Two types of fish can be caught there:

* Koi
* Tancho Koi
Jinushi

* Illustrations

**Jinushi** (地主, *Jinushi*, also known as **Tochikurui** (とちくるい)) is a Japanese manga artist and the author of the Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You manga series, serialized under Square Enix's Monthly Big Gangan magazine in August 2022.

## Biography

There isn't a lot of available information about the mangaka, except that they are the creator of Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You and two others.

## Works

### One-shot

* **Shinanu Shimatsu ni Sachiki Taran (死なぬ始末に幸来たらん, alternatively known in English as *May Fortune Come to Those Who Don't Die*)**

### Serialization

* **Rokurei: Tenseishi Rinne Kuyakusho Dairokkan-bu Joreika Katsudouki** (ロクレイ -天成市りんね区役所第六感部助霊課活動記-, alternatively known in English as *Activity Report of Anti Exorcism Division Sixth Sense Department*)
* **Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You** (スーパーの裏でヤニ吸うふたり, *Super no Ura de Yani Sū Futari*)
Ah Dai

## Debut

**Ah Dai** is the main character of **Kind Death God** .

## Appearance

The dirty little beggar was gone, in its place was a very clean little boy, his mid-length hair over his shoulders. Although he was thin, his skin was very fair, he looked normal and gave out an honest feel. If it weren't for his dark hair and dark eyes, he could have easily been mistaken for a Heaven's Gold people. His gestures did not hold any traces of the commonplace people, and even his eyes did not shift like that of a thief's, however, he still looked slow. Gelisi could only recognize the apprentice he took in from his slow looks.
Hot Air Balloon

The **Hot Air Balloon** is a main quest item in *Mineko's Night Market*. It is required to travel to Mt Fugu. Constructing it requires:

* 50 Bamboo
* 50 Wood
* 50 Paper
* 30 Washi Paper
* 20 White Hairball
* 1 Tent

Materials should be given to Hank the Hunk at the Nikko Statue in the Village.

## Unlocking

This item is unlocked automatically after Mineko clears the Agents' HQ.
Mount Fugu

**Mount Fugu** is a prominent geographical feature in the setting of *Mineko's Night Market*. Mount Fugu Island, a struggling Japanese-inspired island where Mineko has recently arrived, is positioned at the base of the mountain. The mountain serves as a backdrop to the narrative and contributes to the overall atmosphere of the game.
White Hairball

the White Hairball

The **White Hairball** is a craftable resource in Mineko's Night Market game. It can be bought at the Night Market on Saturday or sold. It is used to make various craftable items in Mineko's room.

## Description

*"A White Hairball. A very useful form of regurgitation."*

## Craftable Items

* Plush Nikko (6 White Hairball)
* Yokai Face Zipper Pouch (5 White Hairball)
* Hank the Hunk Tote (7 White Hairball)
* Family Windsock (5 Hairball)
* Flower Apron (8 White Hairball)
* Boy Band Boyfriend Pillow (8 White Hairball)
* Tent (8 White Hairball)
* Racoon Bedroll (8 White Hairball)

## See Also

* Black Hairball
* Gold Hairball
* Gray Hairball
* Orange Hairball
Fish

**Fish** are a resource used to create Dye in Mineko's Night Market. Squeezing certain fish creates different colors of dye. Some types of fish cannot be squeezed. Fish can be caught using the Fishing Rod at these locations:

* The Dock
* The Dark Forest
* Frozen Lake
* Night Market Fishing Booth

Squeezed fish will appear in the inventory with a hand symbol beside them. The value of squeezed fish drops to 1 gold. Despite this, it is recommended to turn any fish you catch into dye if possible, as Crafted Items made using dyes generally yield more gold than the base value of the fish.

Fish can also be donated to the Fish Museum in the Village.

This is a list of all the fish that can be found in Mineko's Night Market:
Cliffside

The **Cliffside** is a location in Mineko's Night Market. It is located in the Northern Island.

## Unlocking

This location is unlocked automatically after the player fully restores The Nikko Temple.

7 cats must be freed in order to clear the Cliffside of agents. The cats are located in the boat on the eastern edge of the Cliffside.

Once the cats are freed, destroy the agents' supply crate to clear the area.

## Resources

Clay can be harvested from the Cliffside, along with other items, such as dyes and bottles. The player must hunt for digging spots using the metal detector from the Metal Detecting Booth.
Cosmos Flower

the Cosmos Flower

The **Cosmos Flower** is a flower in Mineko's Night Market game. The Cosmos Flower can be found in the winter season at Home, Dock, Garden, Caves and Metal Cave. It can be sold at the Night Market or donated to the Flower Museum. The Daffodil Flower and White Flower can also be picked during the summer season.

## See Also

* Daffodil Flower
* White Flower
Diamond

the Diamond

The **Diamond** is a resource in Mineko's Night Market game. It can be obtained with the Pick Axe at the Metal Mines location. It can be used as a craftable in Mineko's Room to craft various objects. It can also be sold at Bobo's Mom's store or at the Night Market on Saturday.

## Crafting

* Jewelled Headband (1 Diamond)
* Punk Bangles (2 Diamond)
Gem Museum

The **Gem Museum** is a location in Mineko's Night Market. It is one of four museums on Mt. Fugu Island. It is located on the northeast side of the island, alongside the other museums. It is run by Naito.

## Unlocking

The Gem Museum is unlocked after the player gains access to the Caves.

## Donations

The museum requires 8 donations to open. 11 items in total can be donated. All gems can be found either in the Caves or the Metal Cave.

* Amethyst
* Black Opal
* Diamond
* Dullite Rock
* Emerald
* Gold
* Jade
* Metal Rock
* Rose Quartz
* Sparkly Rock
* Tiger's Eye

Progress on a museum's collection can be checked on the Collections tab of the Journal.

## See Also

* Fishing Museum
* Flower Museum
* Food Museum
HQ

**???**, or the Agents' **HQ**, is a location in *Mineko's Night Market*.

## Unlocking

This location is unlocked after the player clears the Frozen Lake and Cliffside.

To reach the top floor, 4 lower floors must first be cleared. On each floor, Mineko must:

* Find and corrupt 4 computers
* Find a code to unlock the keycard to the next floor

Keycard codes are randomnized upon starting a floor. 3 lives are given for each floor. Floor ducts allow travelling between different locations on a floor.

## Resources

The Telescope can be found here. No other resources can be gathered at the HQ, although Mineko can return to explore the empty building after it is cleared.
Craftbenches

A **Craftbench** is a tool used to craft items in Mineko's Night Market. There are 7 types of craftbenches, which are used to make different categories of items. Craftbenches are purchased from Bobo's Mom at the Craft Store.

The total cost to purchase all Craftbenches is $6000.

## Unlocking

Initially only the Flower Craftbench is available. Additional craftbenches become available for purchase as the story progresses:

* After Mineko gives her Dad 10 Papers to fix their house, the Paper and Wood craftbenches become available
* After Mineko finds all 5 Nikko Artifacts, the Sewing craftbench becomes available
* After Mineko gets the Agents to leave the Village, the Art, Gem, and Pottery craftbenches become available
Metal Rock

the Metal Rock

The **Metal Rock** is a resource in Mineko's Night Market game. It can be obtained with the Pick Axe at the Metal Mines. It can be used as a craftable in Mineko's Room to craft various objects. It can also be sold at Bobo's Mom's store or at the Night Market on Saturday.

3 Metal Rocks can be smelted into 1 Metal Ingot using the Smelter.

## Crafting

Metal Rock is used in 2 crafting recipes. The total number of Metal Rocks needed to craft all items is 7. This does not include Metal Rocks needed to craft Metal Ingots.
The Village

The **Village** is a prominent location in Mineko's Night Market. Many Villagers live here, including Mineko and her Dad. From the Village, Mineko can take the bus to various other locations. The Village also contains various stores and museums.

The Village hosts a weekly Night Market on Saturdays.

## Locations

### Stores

* Craft Store / General Store
* Vending Machine
* Tool Store

### Museums

* Food Museum
* Flower Museum
* Fishing Museum
* Gem Museum

### Houses

#### West Village

* Mineko's House
* Empty Lots (at beginning of game)

#### East Village

* Granny Fanny and Miyako's House
* Chika, Nao, and Bella's House
* Lily, Daisuke, Hatty, and Cho's House
* Mo's House
* Bobo's Mom, Saki, Rio, and Bobo's House

### Southeast Village

* Empty Lots (area must be unlocked by Market Host)

### Other

* Bus Stop
* Night Market Entrance

## Empty Lots

### West Village

Initially when Mineko moves into the Village, there are 4 empty lots south of her house. After Mineko finds all 5 Nikko Artifacts, the Market Host will tell her that visitors are able to move into these lots. The visitors are:

* The Irked Visitor, found at the Gardens
* The Malcontented Visitor, found at the Dock
* The Disconcerted Visitor, found at the Dark Forest
* The Perturbed Visitor, found at the Caves

After each visitor moves in, they initially live in a tent on the lot. The visitor will then ask for 25 Wood and 25 Paper to build a house.

### Southeast Village

Sometime after Miyako returns to the Village, the Market Host will mention that the Southeast area of the Village is open to visitors. There are 5 empty lots here. The visitors are:

* Gertie, found at the Dock
* Tomoe and Tomiko, found at the Caves
* Bo, found at the Orchard
* Timmy, Billi, Kano, and Kobi, found at the Beach
* Moriko, Oda, and Lulu, found at the Bamboo Forest

After each visitor moves in, they initially live in a tent on the lot. The visitor will then ask for various materials to build a house.
Plum Flower

the Plum Flower

The **Plum Flower** is a Resource and Flower in Mineko's Night Market game. The Plum Flower can be found in spring in the Village, Docks, Gardens, Mine, and Metal Mine. You can also pick the Sakura Flower and Camellia Flower in spring.

## Flower Crafting

* Cat Bouquet (3 Plum Flower)
* Kokedama (6 Plum Flowers)
* Beehive Terrarium (4 Plum Flowers)
* Box Flowers (4 Plum Flowers)
* The Nikko Temple Flowers (5 Plum Flowers)
* Deluxe Bouquet (7 Plum Flowers)

## See Also

* Sakura Flower
* Camellia Flower
Bamboo

the Bamboo

**Bamboo** is a resource in Mineko's Night Market game. It can be obtained with the Wood Axe at the Bamboo Forest. It can be used as a craftable in Mineko's Room to craft various objects. It can also be sold at Bobo's Mom's store or at the Night Market on Saturday.

## Crafting

Bamboo is used in 6 crafting recipes. The total number of Bamboo needed to craft all items is 35.

### Flower Craftbench

* Garden Fountain (6 Bamboo)
* Frog Bog (6 Bamboo)

### Wood Craftbench

* Work Desk (2 Bamboo)
* Tree House (5 Bamboo)
* Mori Necklace (8 Bamboo)
* Concert Stage (8 Bamboo)
Mineko's Night Market

***Mineko's Night Market*** is a video game of indie genre developed by Meowza Games and published by Humble Games. It was released on Steam for Microsoft Windows and macOS on September 26, 2023. It later released for Xbox One & PS5/PS4 on October 26, 2023. Players can also access the game on Xbox Game Pass.

## Premise

*Mineko’s Night Market is a narrative-driven, social simulation adventure game that celebrates Japanese culture and invites players to craft whimsical items, eat delicious snacks, and ultimately enjoy all the cats.*

## External links

* Mineko's Night Market on Steam
* Official Merch
* Official Website
* Official Instagram
* Official Twitter
* Official TikTok
* Their Linktree
Jellyfish

Jellyfish

The **Jellyfish** is fish in Mineko's Night Market game. The jellyfish can be caught with the Fishing Rod at the Dock or . The Jellyfish can also be squeezed to make Pink Dye used for crafting at the crafting station in Mineko's room. To squeeze the fish, open the fish section in your inventory and press "squeeze." Once squeezed the fish can be sold at various stores or at the fish market for a few dollars each. The fish can be sold for $22 at the fish market booth. You can also donate the Jellyfish to the Fishing Museum.
Clay

the Clay

**Clay** is a resource in Mineko's Night Market game. It can be obtained from the Cliffside through metal detection. It can be used as a craftable in Mineko's Room to craft various objects. It can also be sold at Bobo's Mom's store or at the Night Market on Saturday.

## Crafting

Clay is used in 8 crafting recipes. The total number of Clay needed to craft all items is 63.

### Pottery Craftbench

* Terracotta Planter (6 Clay)
* Fancy Dishware (8 Clay)
* Dutch Oven (8 Clay)
* Brick Oven (12 Clay)
* Cat Ring Holder (5 Clay)
* Cat Sculpture (8 Clay)
* Ceramic Bowls (12 Clay)
* Cast Iron Teapot (4 Clay)
Daffodil Flower

the Daffodil Flower

The **Daffodil Flower** is a flower in Mineko's Night Market game. The Daffodil Flower can be found in the winter season at Home, Dock, Garden, Caves and Metal Cave. This flower is used for crafting projects at the crafting table in Mineko's room. The Daffodil can be sold at the Night Market or donated to the Flower Museum. The Cosmo Flower and White Flower can also be picked during the winter season.

## Crafting

* The Nikko Temple Flowers (5 Daffodil Flowers)
* Deluxe Bouquet (6 Daffodil Flowers)

## See Also

* Cosmos Flower
* White Flower
Fish Museum

The **Fishing Museum** is a location in Mineko's Night Market. It is one of four museums in the Village. It is located on the northeast side of the Village, alongside the other museums. It is run by Sana.

The Fishing Museum is unlocked after the player gains access to The Dock.

## Donations

The museum requires 14 donations to open. 23 fish in total can be donated. Squeezed fish cannot be donated. For a list of donatable items, see Fish.

Progress on a museum's collection can be checked on the Collections tab of the Journal.

## Achievements

Donating all fish to the museum unlocks the Fishing Museum: Complete! achievement.

## See Also

* Flower Museum
* Food Museum
* Gem Museum
Paper Press

The **Washi Paper Press** is a tool in Mineko's Night Market. It can be bought at the Tool Store. The Paper Press presses Mulberry Branches into Washi Paper. 3 branches are needed to make 1 paper. Obtaining the Paper Press allows Mineko to access the Orchard.

### Effects

Presses mulberry branches into washi paper
Rose Quartz

the Rose Quartz

The **Rose Quartz** is a resource in Mineko's Night Market game. It can be obtained with the Pick Axe at the Mines location. It can be used as a craftable in Mineko's Room to craft various objects. It can also be sold at Bobo's Mom's store or at the Night Market on Saturday.

## Description

*"A Rose Quarts. Life ain't all roses and quartzes!"*
Octopus

Octopus

The **Octopus** is a fish in Mineko's Night Market game. Octopus can be caught with the Fishing Rod in The Dock location. The Octopus can also be squeezed to make Black Dye used for crafting at the crafting station in Mineko's room. To squeeze the fish, open the fish section in your inventory and press "squeeze." Once squeezed the fish can be sold at various stores or at the fish market for a few dollars each. The fish can be sold for $44 at the fish market booth. The Octopus can be donated to the Fish Museum.
Pink Dye

Pink Dye

**Pink Dye** is a craftable resource in Mineko's Night Market. It can be made squeezing a Jellyfish obtained from the Dock. It can be used to craft at the crafting table in Mineko's room.

## Crafting

Pink Dye is used in 7 crafting recipes. The total number of Pink Dye needed to craft all items is 14.

### Art Craftbench

* Sumi-e Flower Painting (1 Pink Dye)
* Family Portrait (1 Pink Dye)
* Sumo-Man Poster (3 Pink Dye)

## See Also

* Black Dye
* Blue Dye
* Brown Dye
* Rainbow Dye
* Red Dye
Tiger Lily Flower

the Tiger Lily Flower

The **Tiger Lily Flower** is a flower in Mineko's Night Market game. The Tiger Lily Flower can be found in the autumn season at Home, Dock, Garden, Caves and Metal Cave. The Tiger Lily is not used in any kind of crafting but can be sold at the Night Market or donated to the Flower Museum. The Dianthus Flower and Kudzu Flower can also be picked during the autumn season.

## Description

*"Looks like a Tiger Lily Flower to me."*

## See Also

* Dianthus Flower
* Kudzu Flower
Pug Boximal

Pug Boximal

The **Pug Boximal** is a toy in Mineko's Night Market game. The Pug Boximal can be purchased for $50 at the boximal vending machine, purchased at the boximal toy stand or won through a random reward. The Pug Boximal can be sold at your booth at the Night Market for $78, $85, $93, $101, $109, $124, & $140.

## Description

*"A Pug Boximal. What a pugly little thing!"*
Dianthus Flower

the Dianthus Flower

The **Dianthus Flower** is resource and flower in Mineko's Night Market game. Dianthus Flower can be found in Home, Dock, Gardens, Mine and Metal Mine during Fall. The flower can be sold and bought at the Night Market on Saturday. It can be picked along side the Kudzu Flower and Tiger Lily Flower during autumn.

## See Also

* Kudzu Flower
* Tiger Lily Flower
Shrimp

the Shrimp

The **Shrimp** is fish in Mineko's Night Market game. The Shrimp can be caught with the Fishing Rod in The Dock location. The fish cannot be used as dye or squeezed. The fish can be sold for $12 at the fish market booth. It can also be donated to the Fish Museum.

## Description

*"A Shrimp. Reminds me of a kid I know!"*