/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>7998869

I like in engaging in arguments with no intrinsic value, so you served as engaging entertainment for me. I interpret everything as I see fit, and hope it generates rage...and so it did.

But, all things must come to an end. As my "gift" (some of you will absolutely hate it for what it is) here's something from July of 2010, back when the board was under seige from all sides and I decided to use it as a creative outlet (mostly out of boredom.) Hate it or not, I went back in the archives and dug it up for you, so show some damn appreciation if you actually like it.

Oh, and it is Aya-related, and stretches across several archived threads.

Don't hate the crowslut because your computer fucked up.

/jp/ in a nutshell.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3AB-aL-C3o

Name a moment that you felt the most intense affection for a fictional character to the point that it could drive you to the brink of insanity.

>>5389508

To further this argument:

The rules page, on /jp/:

>All things otaku welcome!

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't a large part of otaku culture fanworks? I believe that text fiction and CYOA also fits under the umbrella of "fanwork."

Also, because it's an Aya thread, have an Aya.