Tsuyu's founder. Possesses the memory and attention span of Adam West on a good day. Dislikes writing "book report" summaries for, well, anything, so take what she says with a glass of wine, because she certainly does. Alternately known by her true monicker of Alouette Fantastico (which according to professional internet text documents translates to "Savior to Small Rodents"), she is hosted in many ways by the oh-so-mysterious-and-sexy Mr. Nihil, who rescued her four years ago from a bag of stuffed animals and old clothes left at a Salvation Army.

She has become fluent in Japanese by reverse-engineering old episodes of Power Rangers. And by "fluent", we mean "semi-coherent".

*beep-boop-beep*

Note: Maintains a deep-seated and long-standing rivalry with Livedoor and Jim Breen's WWWJDIC.

Okay, so, technically, she has her own group to worry about, but since she does so much to help this itty bitty group (and myself most especially) with our projects, and since about half of what we release is a joint project with Hanashi Translations, I figured she definitely deserves a mention on the staff page. Eleanor does pretty much whatever I'm incapable of doing at any certain time, which is usually scanning, translating, and proofreading. That, and she's just such an utterly fantastic person. :) Cheers!

Garry is our spectacular QCer. With an eagle eye for grammatical, spelling, and logical errors (coughanythingbyMinaminoMashirocough), not to mention a turn-around time that would make Michael Phelps blush, Garry keeps us from making embarrassing mistakes like confusing to, too, and two, using "alright", or correcting us when we forget how to spell "embarrassing".