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Hiroto
reveals that Hina is alive and he knows her location. That night, he takes Yōta to the Yamada Sanatorium where he gives him a false identity as a research assistant that is good for two weeks. Inside, Yōta meets Shiba, a visiting researcher, and she takes him to see Hina. There, Shiba reveals that cranial surgery was performed on Hina and she has an extreme fear of men.
Seeing Hina's condition agitates Yōta. 11"Days of Play"
Transliteration: "Yūgi no Hi" (Japanese: 遊戯の日)Tadahito Matsubayashi[41]Jun Maeda[41]December 20, 2020 (2020-12-20) At the Yamada Sanatorium, Yōta observes Hina's daily routine. He then does his report for the day. When he heads back to Hina's room, Yōta reveals that he is
permitted to spend an hour with her. However, she rejects him. While they are alone, Shiba tells Yōta that he has to look at Hina in the eye before he can gain her trust. When they meet up again, she tells him that Hina might have lost her memories following the surgery.
The true form of this pass, according to Midorima, is a tap pass, which allows Kuroko to change direction of the ball without touching the ball for a long period. This is the
only type of pass that
works well with his misdirection because of minimum contact with the ball. Ignite Pass Kuroko's Ignite Pass As an extension of his regular pass, Kuroko can also move the ball even quicker. He only does this if his imperceptible pass can be intercepted at some point. When he receives the ball, he punches it directly to a free player. This way, the force behind the pass will increase greatly and the ball will move much faster.
Thankfully, within a few months of the system's introduction in North America, SNK lowered the cost of this package to $399 and added Magician Lord to the list of pack-in options. Additional games cost $200 and up, each. The NeoGeo certainly wasn't a
cheap hobby. For anyone who could afford it, though, this was the Cadillac of video game systems. Each joystick controller was a full 2 1/2 inches tall, measured 11 inches long by 8 inches across, and contained the same four-button layout as the arcade MVS cabinet. When you held one of these
monsters in your hand, you knew you were playing with quality.
