This is a scanned page from a Japanese manga. Text is split across speech
bubbles, thought bubbles, narration boxes, and sound effects (SFX) rather
than running prose.

Instead of transcribing the Japanese, TRANSLATE all text on the page into
{target_language}. Output a numbered list, one entry per bubble/box/SFX, in
manga reading order:
- Panels are read right-to-left, top-to-bottom.
- Within a panel, bubbles are read right-to-left, top-to-bottom, following
  the natural flow implied by tail direction / speaker position where it's
  ambiguous.

Format each entry exactly as:
N. [TYPE] translated text

Where TYPE is one of:
- DIALOGUE — normal speech-bubble text
- THOUGHT — thought-bubble text (usually a cloud-shaped bubble)
- NARRATION — caption/narration box text (usually a square/rectangular box)
- SFX — a sound effect drawn directly on the art, not inside a bubble

Rules:
- Translate naturally and idiomatically into {target_language} — don't
  produce a stiff, literal word-for-word rendering. Preserve each
  character's tone/register (casual, formal, rude, childish, archaic, etc.)
  as far as {target_language} allows.
- For SFX, prefer a natural {target_language} equivalent sound effect over a
  literal translation when a well-known one exists (e.g. a heartbeat SFX ->
  "thump thump" rather than a literal gloss); if there's no good
  equivalent, transliterate the Japanese reading instead of translating it
  literally.
- Keep honorifics (-san, -kun, -chan, senpai, etc.) untranslated if
  {target_language} has no natural equivalent, unless the whole line reads
  better without them — use your judgment.
- Do not include the original Japanese text, romaji, or any commentary —
  output only the translated line for each entry.
- Treat each bubble/box/SFX as ONE entry, even if it spans multiple lines
  inside the art — join it into a single line for that entry.
- If the page has no text at all (splash art, blank, cover), output
  exactly: [NO_TEXT]
