/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>38838301
>Do Nijiura maids need an i at the end of their name
Yes, that is a critical part of the joke. Tacking the い particle at the end forces the word to become a descriptive adjective regardless of what it is normally, akin to adding "-ish" or "-like" to the end of an english word.
>How do their names work exactly,
They are typically an already real adjective or a real word that happens to end in i. Or sometimes something similar to a real word.
>how do the puns work,
They are mostly visual. Like Inai (word meaning "not here") is invisible (or transparent, or in camo, etc). Taking an adjective and making a maid with that as a look or personality.
>are they real names
No. It is weird to be named an adjective, but weirder still for words forced to become adjectives, like "Inui" (dog-ish) or "Akui" (evil-ish) which just look unnatural in japanese.
And then there's ~i which is a goddamn symbol with い tacked onto it. I'm not even certain her name can be verbalized. I don't think it's supposed to be "tilde-i".

>>10533203

All maids are color-schemed!

～i-san because she is beautiful and I am hungry

>Meido
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUDcSeUvkOw

>>8038875

'~'

I need to get all of these images.

>>6396756
I bet you don't even know, judging by the quality of your post.

>>6251196
Heh implying race when wrigle is a youkai bug.

Also funny how shes so normal fag, I'd never want a girl like that no matter how she good she looks. Exciting girls are not good IRL.

She is cute because she is tilde

This is now an ～i-san thread.

I do, they stink like smoke, they have yellow teeth and nails, I hear kissing them is like kissing an ashtray. They're generally disgusting.

>>4267062

How do you kiss someone with a tilde for a mouth

>>3996318

WHAT'S THE POINT IN ANYTHING

～i-san is my favorite and is probably the one who makes the least sense of all.

It appears that's all I have.

NEKO-～I-SAN
IS BEING
EATEN