/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>9013924
>Reimu is quite nonchallant about EVERYTHING
EXCEPT. MONEY. THAT'S. HER. CHARACTER.
That's something called "being greedy"

>EoSD
>is not a proof of her being greedy.
Yes, it is. It might not seem like much, because there was no point of comparison, but it was ZUN's decision to stick with it, not the fans'.

>like making cirno her own game.
Again, his own decision.

If he really wanted to cater to the fans, he wouldn't have shot down AyaxMomiji, ParseexYuugi, lesbianism in general or cutesy, useless Suwako among other things.

The only thing I agree he did to cater to the fans was Meiling's route in Soku and even that was done reluctantly.

>>8706084
>Oh dear, what the fuck am I doing with my life?

Did we get invaded by pooshlmer or something all of a sudden?

If this has more faceless men, I'll cut you. Where is my Oriental Sacred Place?

>>7937718
Hey fuck you, I'm not Hong, I'm not letting him steal my glory.

>>7753742
Shhh, you will wake the ghouls!

OP is a standalone image and not a doujin. I'm sad now.

Why?

Why would you do that?

How could you do that?

Oh, fuck, Nasu invaded Touhou!

>>5643482
My name also is not Kurenai Misuzu!

>>5099828

>>4757973

But on May 1, 1976, had the reader been in the imperial city of Peking, with its then population of eleven millions, he would have witnessed a curious sight. He would have seen the streets filled with the chattering yellow populace, every queued head tilted back, every slant eye turned skyward. And high up in the blue he would have beheld a tiny dot of black, which, because of its orderly evolutions, he would have identified as an airship. From this airship, as it curved its flight back and forth over the city, fell missiles - strange, harmless missiles, tubes of fragile glass that shattered into thousands of fragments on the streets and house- tops. But there was nothing deadly about these tubes of glass. Nothing happened. There were no explosions. It is true, three Chinese were killed by the tubes dropping on their heads from so enormous a height; but what were three Chinese against an excess birth rate of twenty millions? One tube struck perpendicularly in a fish-pond in a garden and was not broken. It was dragged ashore by the master of the house. He did not dare to open it, but, accompanied by his friends, and surrounded by an ever-increasing crowd, he carried the mysterious tube to the magistrate of the district. The latter was a brave man. With all eyes upon him, he shattered the tube with a blow from his brass-bowled pipe. Nothing happened. Of those who were very near, one or two thought they saw some mosquitoes fly out. That was all. The crowd set up a great laugh and dispersed.

As Peking was bombarded by glass tubes, so was all China. The tiny airships, dispatched from the warships, contained but two men each, and over all cities, towns, and villages they wheeled and curved, one man directing the ship, the other man throwing over the glass tubes.

>>4552419, >>4552416

>>4542973
That's not very gentlemen like.

>>4478099
Oh my God

>>4441551

>>3309438

>disregarding Orange.

>>498727