/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>42096854
For the anons that want to be an adventurer or hero. What are your odds? Say, you have >12 hours to prepare and your spawn location is random. Can you survive innawoods? Are you /fit/? Are you a HEMA nerd? What's your honest assessment of yourself?

>Elves are portrayed as a noble dignified race
>Often the joke is that they are slutty and repressed masochists
>Angels are portrayed as pure and benevolent
>Often the joke is that they are lazy, unrepentant, and slovenly
>Devils and demons are portrayed as evil and wicked
>Often the joke is that they are caring, timid tsundere nerds
>Succubus are portrayed as lusty demons, only interested in sex and hedonism
>Often the joke is that they are overly caring, lovey-dovey addicts that go weak at the knees if someone holds their hand
Is there a name for this phenomenon? I feel like in Japanese media this trope is retardedly common.
Not complaining of course.

What would you make into an antithesis trope anons? Ex: Hakutaku delinquent, studious Pyrow, Ogre librarian, non-alcoholic oni, etc...

>>33295468
>>33295617
How effective are milk tanks as companions for healers?