Anonymous commented at 2013-11-02 20:24:54 » #1428659

Going off of Poke Dollar to USD, 500PD = $1 USD
10PD would equal to about 2 cents. Quite a deal if you ask me

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Taikun_Zamuza commented at 2013-11-04 16:19:26 » #1429967

That looks like the Battle Maison insignia, which makes me think it's actually 10BP.

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suzushirou commented at 2013-11-24 02:29:18 » #1442056

It's ten yen (円) you idiots.

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CarnageScissors commented at 2013-12-27 09:28:58 » #1460366

The blue nail polish makes her 10x hotter for some reason...

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Anonymous commented at 2014-03-31 22:19:12 » #1512420

This is the real struggle of Generation VI: No Money, means No Items!

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Anonymous commented at 2014-09-17 03:44:06 » #1603580

If Anon 1's rate is correct, then I'd ask to pay 1USD to rent her out for a day/couple of hours and have her at my disposal.

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Anonymous commented at 2014-09-17 04:14:26 » #1603586

I believe the sign actually reads, "10 円 (入)" — which, when loosely translated using Serena's pose as context, basically means, "10 yen (per fuck)". Not Pokédollars.

('円', in this context, would be used to refer to the yen. Rather than 'circle' or 'round', which are its other meanings. (According to JWPce, anyway.))

As of this comment's posting, 10 yen ≈ 0.09¢ — so it's STILL a pretty good price…

Additionally, I just checked; the '(入)' DOES look a lot like the design on the floor of the Battle Maison where you enter* battles and such, but on the sign it's missing a minor detail: a large, filled quarter-circle spreading from the center of the 入 to about halfway out, and connecting only the 'top' and left lines.

*In fact, that's one of that kanji's meanings: 'enter'. 'Insert' is another of its meanings — which leads me to believe that the '(入)' on the sign is not the Battle Maison logo/emblem.

Anonymous nerd, signing off.

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