Bom dia.

You are almost correct. When an episode of a TV program ends, typically, an announcer reads what companies sponsor the show. You will see the companies' names on the screen as well. This is what is called 「提供クレジット」.

The 「提供クレジット」 often has illustrations and BGM to it. Naturally, these are related to the program itself.

番組終了後 means "after the program has ended".

おはよっす! (long time, my friend!)
ありがとうございました、Masaegu先生。
And annoying you a bit more, I ask a (big) help with the phrase:
余談ではあるが、このイラストにおいてKenとShinのcloths は シ ョ ル ダ ーパッドをつけており、アニメにおいては唯一のショルダーパッドをつけた画稿となっている。

I am not sure here, but does it say, summarizing, that "Ken and Shin had shoulder pieces in this illustration and they appeared in the anime with the shoulder pads (from illustration) only once."
Is it close to correct.
I feel I messing "唯一のショルダーパッドをつけた画稿となっている up.
Thank you very much again and again.

You are not reading the sentence structure of the last half right. It also appears that you did not catch the light humor intended by this writer.

"Incidentally, Ken and Shin wear shoulder pads in this illustration, making it the only manuscript in the entire world of anime in which one wears shoulder pads."

This is where you find people who cliam to know Japanese on here.

http://www.japanforum.com/forum/gene...-language.html

Boa noite, amigo.
ありがとうございました、Masaegu先生。

@ MMM and masaegu: Well, I speak fluently Dutch :D I can translate from English to Dutch, but that's about it.

Hi, I would like to know what is the difference between "土壇場で" and "間際に" as "last minute"?

Former is figurative and more emphatic. = "At the place of execution"

Latter is just literal and "plain".

Does 土壇場 make any sort of negative connotation considering its literal meaning?

As a side note, I learned this in my kanji studies but don't really use it. I had no idea it referred to a place of execution. I was just thinking it meant a dirt mound!

No, not at all. It is used to describe both positive and negative events occuring at the last minute.

It is a dirt mound for the mourning after the beheading.
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Do allow me to introduce a very useful slang word related to 土壇場.

ドタキャン　:D