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The tweet translates to: "Youth Star ⭐️ Shin Song faction, Sumin-kun (JUNGSOOMIN) new song '6 roses' youtu.be/DlBHBu9tfYU?si… @YouTube" with an image link included.

青春スター⭐️シンソン派 スミンくん(JUNGSOOMIN) 新曲『6 roses』 youtu.be/DlBHBu9tfYU?si… @YouTubeより pic.x.com/WqgONnmBdf

『魔法少女はなぜ世界を救えなかったのか?』ペク・ソルフィ,ホン・スミン,他 魔法少女もヒーローもアイドルも社会の玩具なのだから、生身の人間が安易に玩具になろうとすべきではないな #読書メーター bookmeter.com/reviews/126824…

"Why couldn't the magical girl save the world?" By Baek Seol-hee, Hong Soo-min, and others. Since magical girls, heroes, and idols are all toys of society, real human beings shouldn't easily become toys themselves. #ReadingMeter bookmeter.com/reviews/126824…

The translation of the tweet is: "I didn't know that Jung Soo-min, who is part of the youth star Shin Seong faction, was also in it! 😲 youtu.be/M1KbmOFa6EQ?si… pic.x.com/bNv9bZKXzz"

The tweet translates to: "We need 'social capital' to protect youth stars. As feelings of isolation increase, they can reach extreme states... The entertainment industry also needs a 'human safety net.' Kim Hong-sik (cultural critic) 2025.3.12 Biz Korea bizhankook.com/bk/article/292… ーーー…"

The translation of the tweet text is: "Why couldn't the magical girl save the world? / Pek Solfi Hon Sumin / Translated by Watanabe Madoka #FinishedReading"

"Why couldn't the magical girl save the world? / By Baek Solfi & Hong Sumin. The authors seem well-versed in Japanese subculture, and many familiar works appeared, making it very interesting. The nostalgia of the works is being overshadowed by market-driven trends... lol. I always felt a certain skepticism towards magical girls, but I see now 😇 #ReadingNotes"

This year's intended top 10 books turned into 20 because I encountered so many great reads (Part 2) (in the order I read them): - Why Couldn't the Magical Girl Save the World? / Translated by Baek Sol-hee, Hong Soo-min, and Watanabe Mako - Dragonfly Chronicles / Kitamori Ko - Sacred Beast Legend / Supervised by Egami Nami - Cold River Volumes 1 & 2 / Sara Paretsky, translated by Yamamoto Yayoi pic.x.com/4Qchi0DOrk

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "／ #kbookfes Participating publishers will present the魅力 of books 🔥 ＼ #Shobunsha's #HirakuVolume 'Why Couldn't the Magical Girl Save the World?' by Baek Seol-hee, translated by Watanabe Madoka ━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🗓️ 11.23 (Sat) 12-18, 24 (Sun) 11-18 📍 Jimbocho, Publisher Club Building ▶ k-bookfes.com pic.x.com/7C0kdXGRcU"

The tweet translates to: "By Baek Solphi and Hong Sumin, 'Why Couldn't the Magical Girl Save the World?' Why are girls always in pink? Why are all female idols thin? There are aspects that I never questioned before, but now they catch my attention due to a change in my perspective. It points out issues in the culture that surrounds girls as if it's a matter of course."

Sumin was also in the Seishun Star and Shinson faction, right?

4 was Son Yul, 34 was Jeop, 40 was Yo Won, and 12 was Um Ti. Three of them made it to the final. However, in the end, my favorite was Sumin-kun, who reminded me of a youthful star. I think his skill in team building and growth were also key factors.

I thought I had seen Sumin from MILKY-UP somewhere before, turns out she's a member of Seishun Star. I wonder if these four will do something together.

I'm a gross otaku, so I'm going to start watching "LOUD" and "Youth Star" because Sumin is in it...