/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>43082973
>everyone is irrelevant now except Incho, Gen 2s and Fubuki

>>42546185
Why did I watch it till the end?

>>39315635
Damn I was just reading our reactions to Towa incident for nostalgia.
>>/jp/thread/S23104326#p23109477
We're so jaded now compared to back then.

Abayo

>>30468599
The worst part is probably that repetitive bgm that plays in the background, makes me want to puke

>top tier collabs and mikoti streams from 5am to 9am for me
CRAWLING IN MY SKIIIIIIN

>>27776477
>Implying I have money

>Yeah let's dig back to the continent

>>27552208
Remember....there is still a gaping hole on the Hololive server.

>>27200906
I went even further and watched the segment of his podcast where they talked about Hololive. They refer to Coco as "Asacoco" and speculated about Cover's cut of the supachas (specifically they think the girls get at most 10-20% because according to Gigguk "Hololive is like Machinima"). He was talking about them like he knew all about it when it was painfully clear that he's just a clip watcher.
The guy who had absolutely no interest in Hololive and was just shittalking the other 2 was kinda based tho

>>27162070
>this is /jp/ now

Absolute state

If chicken design was good then it might carries her somewhat, but then even that is shit. I hate Huke for not trying harder.

>just realized that I've spent the last 6 months shitposting here

>>26566629
I think the part where she talks about how her time as an idol destroyed her self esteem and self confidence goes a long way in explaining why she was hit so hard by the supas complaining. Hearing her talk about how it was upsetting.

>>26473410
she should already have permission because FBK does Arknights streams all the time since she has a crippling gambling addiction. She'll have to start a new account though because each account has a unique id

>>26449162
Japan's economic and business sector have been risk averse and culturally ossified since the catastrophe after the Asset Bubble Burst in 1991. The recession never really ended for them so they went from the Lost Decade to the Lost Generation with Abe slowly lifting them up. As a result many of the modern Japanese CEOs were working their way up through the ranks when the Japanese economy went from looking like it was going to rule the world (that's why so much cyberpunk featured Japanese culture so prominently) to collapsing in on itself. The men who know run most sectors of Japan had to live with the consequences of their predecessors being overly ambitious and jumping on every trend they could find.

I still think it's very dumb of them to be so risk averse, but they're that way for more than just "business culture" reasons.

How do we return the eldritch abomination back to the void?

>>25855869
onegai...

Will we ever see the return of Void FBK?

>>25788492
I thought I was....

>>25701772
If only...

I miss FBK bros..

>>25355725
>ARS
Don't look FBK...