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The subtitle for this set of chapters is a pun; it's a play on “兎に角,” read “tonikaku,” which simply means “for now.” By swapping out the “に” (“ni”) with “と” (“to”), Akira has made it two words—“兎と角” means “rabbits and horns” (or “rabbits and corners,” but I went with horns because Akatsuki are demons). There’s nothing deeper to it, he just wanted to use this pun.
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The subtitle for this set of chapters is a pun; it's a play on “兎に角,” read “tonikaku,” which simply means “for now.” By swapping out the “に” (“ni”) with “と” (“to”), Akira has made it two words—“兎と角” means “rabbits and horns” (or “rabbits and corners,” but I went with horns because Akatsuki are demons). There’s nothing deeper to it, he just wanted to use this pun.
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The titular "Autumn Festival" is actually the full moon festival Jugoya, held in September-October much like a harvest festival. We already had a few other moons in our title, so we held back on this one.
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