/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>12638350
Futo
Would try to raise her kid according to Taoism precepts, but because of her clumsiness, they would probably convert to Buddhism during their rebellious phase.
Alice
Would probably test their power constantly and try to determine if it's interesting from a magical point of view to have kids with a non-magician.
Kaguya
She would be pretty cool as a mother, raising her kids to be diplomatic backstabber fighting with words.
Parsee
No idea.
Tenshi
She would be asking her father and the other celestians for help on how to raise a kids, until she finally get tired of being told "Have you no shame? Having a kid with a non-celestial is...", which would lead to her showing the middle finger to Bhava Agra and settling on the surface to live with her husband. And she would raise her kid to never take bullshit from everyone and fight for what she believes is right, no matter what everyone else think.

>>12638428
Sanae
Meh. Would raise her kid to be another wind priestess, while telling her that maintaining a Kochiya dynasty is important, and that Kochiya are blessed by the gods.
Marisa
Would probably move her house a bit closer to the village, or even move in her husband's house, until the kid's old enough to fly. Probably would teach the kid to defend itself, without teaching it magic. Unless it asks for be taught.
Reimu
Laxist education, based on "do what you want but don't be annoying or I'll slap your shit until you can't even cry".
Komachi
No idea. Would probably be constantly working while the husband takes care of the kid.
Elly
No idea either. Would probably teach her kid how to fight with improvised weapons.
Shinki
Would perfectly balance between the carrot and the stick and be a perfect teacher, but wouldn't be a loving mother and would never hug her kid.
Chen
Would be asking Yukari's and Ran's help at first, and would slowly become confident, eventually relying more on her husband and herself instead of relying on her master and her master's master.

>>12538126
If she were*
Dammit.