Unrelated and not a priority but can we get profile themes/pins/bar caps etc of this kaiju at some point pls 
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I think the tool is very useful; I’ve gotten a lot of benefit from it already and I am thankful for all the work the Bunpro team has put into it.
However, I do find myself wishing it was more integrated with the Bunpro main site, both from a visual perspective and also just not having to open a separate tab for it.
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Just made a few UI changes. Mobile is a bit trickier, especially on iPad since it doesnt behave as mobile exactly, and because this uses pixel art it affects the layout even more. 
Let me know if the UI feels better. In my opinion it’s more readable now, with everything grouped in one place. 
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yay, it’s working 
thanks 
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Tried it out and it’s great!
Love the fact we can limit vocab to what we’ve already studied - great reinforcement. Another reason to appreciate the WaniKani sync.
Can I please request a “alternates” button like we have in grammar reviews?
I did get one wrong where I was pretty sure it was a valid alternative… but it is in beta so hopefully that can be solved. Having a “report” button would help us to help you there.
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sometimes, when i click on the “redo this level” button, i get questions on different grammar instead of repeating the same grammar.
what i love: the kaijugator link on the grammar points learning the grammar first and after that do some conjugating exercises really helps i didn’t notice a link back to the grammar page, though. if i chose a grammar point to practice on and notice after the game that i need to brush up on it, it would be nice to have a direct link back. but maybe i just haven’t seen it 
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I second this.
Agree. I don’t mind since I mostly use mobile, but if I have a tab open at work or similar a toned down visual would make it far more appealing.
I’d add that the relatively plain, but stylish and visually appealing design of the Bunpro website is one of its strong suits compared to other offerings.
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So adjacent to this and one of the things I struggle with on JLPT tests is Prefix / Suffix usage. The 新完全マスター文法 N2/N1 book does an OKish job covering it, but I think a tool like this could help shore up understanding gaps and increase intuition.
Things like っぽい are both suffixes and conjugations, and that overlap triggered my thinking to post this.
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Some more suggestions:
- The use of cookies to store settings across sessions (it seems like it’s not the case currently but that might just be my machine’s settings, disregard if that’s the case)
- A link to this thread in the game’s menu
Thanks a lot for an already great tool @Fernando-BP 
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Hi! I was just trying out this:
But in the game it only asks for the stem:
Was expecting it to ask me to add the stem to に行く from the first question but it didn’t for several questions. I didn’t finish the game, just exited so I’m not sure if it will change later. It just didn’t seem right.
Also, when I selected this, it said “That’s odd, no data was found”
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