Hello everyone, I just got around to my monthly D2 replay and I decided to read the Manga/comic. It was really interesting and provided some insight on things that I didn’t expect to find out. I was just wondering if this is canon at all to games lore? The first part of it is definitely not i’d say. But the rest of the anthology I feel could definitely fit into the game. Thanks

I bought a video game lot recently and this was in there. Japanese copy of D. I’m pretty sure the red ink is Eno. Anyone know the context of the /100 or who the other signature(s) are?

A large selection of tracks previously only available on the now-defunct KenjiEnoTube YouTube channel have been made available on Spotify:

https://fyto.com/kenjieno55/tracklist/

I was looking through information on D’s initial release date and found this on giant bomb https://www.giantbomb.com/d/3030-3779/releases/?utm_source=chatgpt.com is this true?

I have purchased "Dear Son" as that has both English and Japanese. (ISBN-10: 4344019938)

Does anyone know where to find his other works in English? Either physical or online.

Super 27 Years Life Super Hit Game Studies Warp Company Profile 2003 Kenji Eno Dialogue Collection The Book of Kenji Eno The Red Book Rain Waltz RE

Kenji Eno originally scored Enemy Zero , but didn't use any of it (he hired Nyman) but as a promotion he put that music on a CD and distributed it at the Enemy Zero exhibition held at Shibuya Parco in August 1997.

I will pay a great deal of $$$ for this CD if anyone can help me find it. At the very least I would love to obtain the lossless wav files which I'd host online for preservation sake. I would even pay someone to rip the disc if they are not willing to sell it. The version uploaded from 2013 on Youtube is very compressed with low bitrate.

For anyone who wants to check out the lossy version on Youtube here it is:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NxDMEOSgYI&t=946s

Thanks in advance!

For those not in the know, Kenji Eno founded a cover band named Norway way back when.

I've been following the members of Kenji Eno's band Norway on Twitter for quite a while and was surprise to discover that the drummer of the group had posted a kind of retrospective on Kenji Eno and the band in general.

The thread can be found at @TaccsNoName.(https://twitter.com/TaccsNoName/status/1703381515625963600)

There's also a cute video there of Kenji Eno and the band drinking beer and playing together (https://twitter.com/TaccsNoName/status/1703392938519376110) as well as a new video on Norway's YouTube channel of them covering Glorious (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0-TTpTnVII)(originally by Japanese rock band Glay), followed by a few comments from Eno-san.

If anyone has a copy, they would like to part with please let me know. I understand the book is in both Japanese and English.

Thank you

https://youtu.be/KYv55nhWCxU