Before TL, wants to do karaoke duet?

Dat shirt!

If I went in this state, I'd likely have a raspy throat for the rest of my life. :-)

I was asked in yesterday's comments, and I get the feeling we duplicated several songs in singing for 18 hours. My repertoire is such that, if money, time, and throat allow, I guess I could keep singing just on my own for about three days?

And thus we come to the end of the 18-Hour Endurance Karaoke chapter. Thank you all very much for reading.

Reader-added tags include "Don't hang in there, Kogasa-san", "The T-shirt is the main body", and "Not the hair of the dog but the song of the bird".

The survey hopes we can offer advice:

What should Kogasa-san do like this?
• Bear with it
• Go to karaoke in accordance with her desire
• Go to the doctor first off
• Buy a WiiU and sing at home
• Get a day-long lecture from Sanae-san

Now I have to wonder if he really has that T-Shirt.

And going by my experience, 4 hours of non-stop singing will give you a raspy throat at morning, and at 7-8 hours your voice just gives out right away. Another hour and it becomes painful to sing and talk. Good thing they took turns with kappas :3

I want a shirt like that one.

Just take a few lozenges.

Astrojensen said:

I want a shirt like that one.

Must have item of the summer. I would hope the back includes something along the lines of the t-shirt is the main body like the added tags.

Naturally, the cure for raspy voice due to singing too much is more singing. Oh, Kogasa-san. That is the best shirt ever, and her face is just too adorable in that last panel. You'll get the chance to sing again, Kogasa-san, just not now.

For the poll, doesn't matter what we want, we know the lecture is coming. It's that, or Sanaelation.

Gentlemen, we have now come to a mutiny of obtaining the said item. Any transactions shall be and must be informed to the people for the greater good. Any objections?

There should be places at your local mall that will silkscreen or airbrush custom shirts for you.

RiderFan said:

There should be places at your local mall that will silkscreen or airbrush custom shirts for you.

Don't forget to ask for Mizuki-san's permission if you intend to duplicate the exact pattern, though. Even if it's not illegal, it's good to give the originator some courtesy of knowing how popular his work has become.

By the way, this might actually be a good idea!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAJLkGomCDA