Heh, noticed that reference too. Though my patience run out and i watched Mazui’s, will keep Doki version. Great work as always, just a bit late (as always :P), thats life i guess. Thanks man.
Parodies like these happen all the time in anime. The Kate/starry night UNLICENSED BLADE WORKS on the one car is an obvious parody of Fate/stay night. The car beside it is Tengen Toppa Juuni Shimai and is a parody of the anime Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, but not such an obvious parody.
Well no shit. European cars of that era are an area of interest for me, so obviously I know that’s not the fake Mini Cooper, and I think anybody with common sense would be able to tell as well.
Personally, if I wanted a supermini today I’d go with the new Fiat 500. At least it’s still owned by the same company.
Friday 5th November 2010 
11:56 PM 
SHWEET!
thanx dudes!
Been wait all week 😀
haha, I didn’t notice the Kate/starry night reference XD Thanks for your hard work!
They got rights to show a huge stack of games, including the whole School Days trilogy, but not Fate/Stay Night? Lame.
There is a certain art of comedy involving ‘greeking’ you know.
thanks for release.
Thanks for the release! 🙂 Patience is really a virtue…
Heh, noticed that reference too. Though my patience run out and i watched Mazui’s, will keep Doki version. Great work as always, just a bit late (as always :P), thats life i guess. Thanks man.
What a waste of a perfectly good Mini Cooper and RX7 in that episode.
Parodies like these happen all the time in anime. The Kate/starry night UNLICENSED BLADE WORKS on the one car is an obvious parody of Fate/stay night. The car beside it is Tengen Toppa Juuni Shimai and is a parody of the anime Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, but not such an obvious parody.
BTW, that’s an old BMC Austin Mini, not a new BMW Mini Cooper.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mini
Don’t forget the original Austin (and Morris) Mini Cooper which debuted in 1961, followed by the Cooper S in 1963.
Well no shit. European cars of that era are an area of interest for me, so obviously I know that’s not the fake Mini Cooper, and I think anybody with common sense would be able to tell as well.
Personally, if I wanted a supermini today I’d go with the new Fiat 500. At least it’s still owned by the same company.