/jp/ - Otaku Culture

do you unironically look forward for typemoons? ｗ

>>11809083
Yes.
The world could with more unconvincing and ill-placed sex scenes.

>>11809083
>ｗ

>>11809125
cute pic dude

>>11809112
nuff said

>>11809083
I certainly do. I unironically enjoy them.

>>11809083
I don't like things ironically, and I don't even know how people are able to do stuff like that.

>>11809158
Is patchy going to put it in?

>>11809158
It's like making a thread about my little pony to ,,troll´´ everyone. Kappa

>>11809158
Well, I can understand thinking something is so bad that it's hilarious and worth watching, which some people mean when they say they like something ironically.

>>11809081
>miniskirt
>no hoodscoop
It'll be a no for me.

>>11809158
"I've read a lot of VNs and FSN is by far the best! Typemoon does a very good storytelling with interesting characters."
Do you sense the irony?

>>11809198
What if someone actually does read a lot of VNs and still truly enjoys FSN?

>>11809205
I know people who read VNs are kind of mentally retarded, but this level of retardation is just an exceptional case.

>>11809216
You're dumb.

>>11809216
"People definitively can't like what I dislike"
That's what you sound like, anon.

ARCADE BUMSTEAD FROM TSUKIHIMAY?

I'D HIT IT.

>>11809198
You can't like something "ironically", you stupid hipster. You either enjoy it on some level or you don't.

>>11809198

There is no irony to be found. It does have a good story and interesting characters. Nasu's primary flaw is poor writing quality, which means that while the structure built by the text is of high quality, the text itself used to form the story is hard to read.

>>11809081
soon my ass. typemoon bled away slowly all the interesting ideas with the years. its just another otaku trap, much more then when they started. the new designs aren't bad per se, the problem is they lack even the hint of personality takuchi's goofy artstyle gave them. better kancolle than this
>>11809083
that yumumu is turbo cute

This is really strange. I started reading Tsukihime for the first time on the weekend and suddenly there has been 3 threads about it on /jp/ since then. And never before have I seen them here during my years of lurking.

What is happening?

>>11810231
We used to have them back in 2008~2009. Those years are long gone.
>>11810206
Perhaps Satsuki's route will prove you're wrong. Perhaps.

Fuck Type-Moon. Turning the original story's mastermind/canon heroine/best girl into a joke character? Seriously?

>>11810241
what would prove a stump of a route dolled up to satisfy a handful of diehard neckbeards? nothing else than nasu has been a sellout since the first time he put the hands on a coin out of his silly fanfiction-tier stories. do you remember how was bad looking at new editions of star wars with shit pasted on? this will be the same.
in the end though, I think that the wrong is on our side, not TM's. tsuki became so important for me and other faggots because, back then, made certain internet people realize that they had something that was their exclusive allowance apart hating socially successful people, in a sort of constructive elitism syndrome with lenient effects on their harmful level of lonliness and isolation. "its almost an anime, but its borderline and no one outside Quatrechan knows how to install it! rejoice!"
its just a amateurish horror porn after all, and the most you sentimentally invested in it, the most this sequel shit makes you angry.
>>11810231
blue blue glass moon under the fucking crimson air, that's whats happening

>>11810313
Well, regardless of how "amateurish" it's perceived (well, it was in fact an amateur work), it did manage to strike a really solid fanbase in the west, although that might be attributed to the fact that it was one of the first western translation releases. Still, it was quite a fun ride back when it was released, and all, but in a sense you're right. Waiting for sequels and such is just a waste of time. It's a shame how Nasu simply refuses to put up works for the sake of anything other than money.

>>11810326
I didn't mean amateurish in a dispregiative manner, I actually think the halfassed and poor production values are a big part of the charm and success of tsukihime. as a product, it still feel fresh and organic, like something really made with passion and compiled despite the limitations

>>11809198
How can you call yourself a Touhou fan whilst disliking F/SN? Both Nasu and Zun have excellent artistic vision which is hampered by their lack of ability, and the works they make are quite frankly delicious despite the fact that the ingredients themselves weren't cooked as well as they should be, if you get what I mean. In short, you cannot love the raw artistic qualities of Zun's work without at the very least realising that Type Moon's (earlier) works also share similar qualities, even if the end result is lacking.

>>11810313
>in the end though, I think that the wrong is on our side, not TM's. tsuki became so important for me and other faggots because, back then, made certain internet people realize that they had something that was their exclusive allowance apart hating socially successful people, in a sort of constructive elitism syndrome with lenient effects on their harmful level of lonliness and isolation. "its almost an anime, but its borderline and no one outside Quatrechan knows how to install it! rejoice!"
>its just a amateurish horror porn after all, and the most you sentimentally invested in it, the most this sequel shit makes you angry.
That was actually pretty well put. And it kind of explains a lot of how some anons act on pretty much all the boards.

>>11810366
Did you just imply someone is loving 2hu because he posted a 2hu image? W O W
Your post made me giggle a bit.

Can you fuck off with your complete and disgusting misuse of "irony"?
The internet has already killed dozens of words, are you just looking for more to thrown on the pile?

>>11810401
Shut it mememaster, if you're here and have a collection of touhou-related images then you should at the very least be rather fond of Touhou.

>>11810410
They've already destroyed the concept of gender, things like this shouldn't even be surprising to you at this point.

>>11810410
I'd actually like to see a list of words the Internet, and 4chan specifically, has destroyed. If Microsoft Word can hold a file that big.

intoxicated with the madness, i'm in love with my sadness

bullshit fakers, enchanted kingdoms

the fashion victims chew their charcoal teeth

i never let on, that i was on a sinking ship

i never let on that i was down

you blame yourself, for what you can't ignore

you blame yourself for wanting more

she's the one for me

she's all i really need

she's the one for me

she's my one and only

>>11810431
you’re a Kool-Aid dude

>>11810487
Okay.

Kohaku a love

>>11809081
with that shitty redesign and no full length skirt hopefully never

that's not my Arucried at all

is the melty blood manga worth reading for someone who has never bothered with the games?

>>11810520
I think it's cute.

>>11809083

I'm unironically waiting for Fate/kaleid liner game on 3DS.