/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>46484200
You must have misunderstood me, the video was posted as "sensitive content" so none of the web downloaders will work because they can't get past the censor.

>>46465406
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“Thousands of years, you say.” I give her a gaze of knives and Meiling's reaction follows accordingly, her face paling as perplexity settles.

My chest tightens with the quickly fading adrenaline and lightheadedness, but I push through; our time is much more limited than I'd thought. Taking action is a must. I put together my hands and drew from my worn-down well of magic for a teleport.

“H-Huh, I think she's stronger than the Kung Fu masters I know, heh…” I sigh, but ultimately decide blaming Meiling for being unaware of the effects of her technique on an emergent goddess inside her own world would be asinine. Forming the teleport takes longer than expected—owe that to the burning magic well—, heart throbbing at watching the crack slightly increase with the seconds, Meiling promptly readying her combat stance… Still, Meiling's burnout is obvious: the blood loss finally showing its effects with shallow-than-normal breaths and trembling arms and legs, signs of diminishing supply of adrenaline.

Taking on Sekai again with all these piled up would be suicide…

But we don't need to. “We're leaving this place today.” I mutter, the teleport opening between us. Meiling waited for me to go first before following; her eyes laser focused on the growing golden crack, dust of the same color falling in cascades and coating the grass. The golden pillar loomed in front of us, protecting the two people inside like most precious treasures, and the destroyed shrine was beautifully covered in moss, plants, and flowers of all shapes—a testament to nature's victory in the face of the horrors women like Yukari can concoct. I wasted no time and snatched the gilded key from around my neck and plunged it against the pillar, the information contained in the key draining into the structure of the pillar and, within a second, turning the massive monument into swiftly crumbling iridescent dust, giving us access to Yukari and Anon stuck in slowed-down time, which meant Sekai still has control here and Sakuya's distance manipulation wasn't coincidental.

Good.

“Brat, this is my last warning: bring us to thy world, or your father perishes!” I yell, hiding the difficulty in standing from Meiling, her emerald eyes firmly on the fracture hundreds of kilometers away from us.

Sekai doesn't answer, and I tsk’d, nervous.

“… So be it.” I kneel by Anon, ignoring his nudity and placing my hands on his chest, molding the last rune of death into existence slowly, taking as much time as possible as to pressure the goddess into hearing us…

Why aren’t you doing something, Sekai?!

“Lady Patchouli?” Meiling calls, her tone worried. She knows we don't have a way to fight back should Sekai not interfere and let her father die, a thought that conflicts directly with the nature of all this ordeal; it was all premeditated! Sekai did all this to get to her father, using us as vehicles…

So why doesn’t she answer?!

… What'd it mean if she’d let her father die? Have I misunderstood something? Has Meiling's technique offset something beyond Sekai’s control?! B-But that doesn't align with what's already established! It'd be a catastrophe if I'd kill an innocent man for things I don't understand, Anon even more…

Here and now, hands on his chest, carving his death, it dawns on me that, even though highly omnipotent, Sekai can commit mistakes.

Her entire plan was flawed; I understood that during our war…

… I look into Anon's eyes, a light there I didn't see when I first came here one year ago.

One year watching as, slowly, that darkness was subsided—not erased but reshaped into strength that kept him alive and human—a hope so unparalleled one would have a hard time thinking of him as a simple man.

And I may end up killing him for nothing, dooming mine and Meiling's souls, then the entirety of Gensokyo—

—A hand falls on my shoulder—powerful and heavy, yet very soft. Calming. I turn my eyes away from Anon and toward Meiling, my frown creased, just now noticing my trembling hands, wide eyes, and clenching heart. The shame… Meiling bears a soft smile. “Lady Patchouli… Patchy, you are the smartest person I know, and your confidence has often inspired me. I don't understand your plan or Sekai's, but I trust that what you're doing is the best for us, and Sekai that she loves Anon too much to let him die.” Her hand squeezes tighter, her smile fading into something ironclad. “Don't lose this battle! You're taking us out of this place today! And I beg you, Lady Patchouli, that when we leave… Let me teach you the ways of the Ki so we can heal your body!”

W-What?

My eyes wide; using Ki… to heal my body? I never thought of that, nor asked Meiling if it was even possible. The way she talked, it was.

With steady hands again, I turn back to the rune of death as it reaches its final stages. “A chance to gain more knowledge? Hm. Satisfactory… Thank you, Meiling.”

“Anything for you, Lady Patchouli~!” Her face softens. “… With you, this hell was bearable.”

I hope Chunrun gets sick and has to retire.
Nice guy here, btw. Just misunderstood.

>>46427354
>when I spam hundreds of unwanted pictures and purposefully change the filenames so you can't filter them, that's not me being an attention whore, just misunderstood

>>46426447
Imagine that you completely misunderstood me from the beginning and I am actually a really nice person. She is like that. She is how you should have known me if things hadn't gone wrong from the beginning. A better version.

>>46407090
>Suisei is the villainess
What did Cover mean by this? Are we going the villainess was misunderstood route or the villainess was actually evil route

>>46336558
Misunderstood

>>46315606
She was misunderstood

>tiktok full of kids dancing sexually and are too dumb to understand they can make money this way
sirs i thought javfus were forced into their lifestyles are they just simply misunderstood whores?

>>46256745
nah he jumped the gun to sperg with his shallow knowledge and misunderstood me without even realizing why i put abbreviation in quotations

>>46255789
I would call it difficult, I specified *mind-bendingly* difficult. You misunderstood my intention, which I guess reflects difficulty in reading comprehension given that the rest of my post is specifying how indeed passages like that are difficult. The meaning of "mind-bendingly" is to acknowledge that it's not something one would look at and fall into despair with 0 comprehension; even with just a superficial understanding of the vocabulary and no experience with the different way of writing grammar one can attempt to wade through it. I say this only to distinguish from what I *would* call mind-bendingly difficult which is like Buddhist texts written in 草書体 or what have you.
>>46255799
It varies by company. The CV I sent out with as a neet just listed my high school and nothing else, it was there as a formality. Most of the time they only care about your performance on the test and nothing else, although I may be out of date on that since I haven't applied myself in a number of years. VN publishers are the most chill of course, and J-novel is really chill as well, though I remember Frontwing having a really comically difficult test. I don't think Yen Press / Seven Seas are particularly gatekeepy; my friends have gotten into them as well without noting any problems.

>>46252121
>>46252137
so it turns out I misunderstood both words, huh. guess I'll remember this well now. also the -ru is what gives it the conditional meaning, isn't it?

>>46241868
ah shit ok, i misunderstood everything then.

>>46215062
No, you've misunderstood. We don't have an inner child, we want to be in a child (Laplus specifically)

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>>46196739
its just a denpa vinnie that happened to get popular and in turn misunderstood

mainstream everything has always sucked and anything good that made it to the mainstream was just misunderstood and eventually twisted to become worse and worse

>>46180888
>normally you would realize you misunderstood something because a native has no idea what you're talking about or the conversation makes no sense
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yeah english subs play a very important role at dispelling internal misunderstandings if you are someone who doesn't want to communicate with actual japanese people.
normally you would realize you misunderstood something because a native has no idea what you're talking about or the conversation makes no sense but english subs can provide that instead if you place your trust in them as you should.

>>46150121
She's a corrupt judge. It was confirmed in her Touhou 18 card description ("Money is the best lawyer in hell"), and it's also consistent with how King Yama is portrayed in Chinese mythology: the Chinese transplanted their own bureaucracy onto their afterlife, and this included corruption.
I probably don't need to explain how a corrupt judge of the dead is more evil than misunderstood woman who wanted to escape her marriage and her mortality.

>>46097083
Nothing in particular.
Aqua used to be friends with Marine on steam up until recently. People used Marine's steam profile, which is public and was friends with Aqua's private account, and used the mutual friends function on steamid to show that Amatsuki and Marine shared one steam friend: Aqua.
Aqua saw that this was posted and so she recently attempted to hide it by unfriending Marine on Steam, but she misunderstood how the mutual friends function on steamid works and so she only further incriminated herself.

>>46080614
I do think they should try to patch it and fix certain sections that are very off from the source if at all possible. I know it's a rush job because there was outsourcing. But not listening to your audience who are pointing out errors that can be misunderstood is not a good look. It's not hard to go back and try to fix broken sections real quick and try to make it flow a bit better for accuracy. It also helps the reputation as a whole.

>>46071099
anything that gets added to one version eventually gets added into the other as well, as soon as updates happen. The main difference is that AnonTW has the 18 cast, while the other does not, so AnonTW will always have more content.
>>46071497
it has since been removed, but it had a function hidden in the game designed to trigger on a certain fork of the game that would flood the save directory with giant trash files while spamming random text in the game until your drive filled up and crashed. It never targeted AnonTW, the dev was just a moron who misunderstood the concept of open source.
Yes, sugoi is still the go to for translations

>>46071146
>nasty loophole there, huh. Since Yukari is pregnant and Eirin specifically said she couldn't control the gender of the child, calling Sekai 'your daughter' doesn't align with Sagume's power.
That's one interpretation. what I intended is that Sekai is screaming in frustration, which interrupted Goro before he could spill the beans about Seija and his kids. Yukari knows about Senkai, even if she misunderstood, so that info is no longer subject to Sagume's ability, but she didn't notice the twins, so Seija and Goro still can't tell her about them.
>If you want I can write that chapter, but if you want to do it yourself go for it
Go right ahead! I have plans for after they're in the room, but not many ideas about the room itself.
>Eh, at least he got the buttfuck he was seeking for with his trans tendencies.
A real hustler does anything and everything to seal the deal!