/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>10458383
Touché

Otaku wannabes and people who try to pull Touhou to their side which basically turns every girl in an analogous of the mass produced anime characters of these days, disregarding everything they don't like from the games that makes the characters unique, sometimes turning it into something else totally unrelated just for the sake of pandering the kind of retards who buy crap in J-list.

>>10108845
Doesn't matter, everything you perceive is subject to an empiric error, you may think it's truthful but that's just an opinion, the nature of things as we perceive them comes already with an inlay error, you CAN ONLY make estimations from reality, just because you need a measure unit and a perfect measurement requires infinite precision that is impossible, if things come with an error, and we are not even counting on the violent ways our brain twists these, how can you say anything you observe is 100% true? Simply, you can't, the only things you can confirm for sure are mathematic entities as they are perfect in precision and definition.

Just spouting "Things happen like this because after some years gathering experience, I haven't seen anything that proves otherwise." may be enough to suppose it's highly probable that it will happen a 1.000.000.000 time after happening 999.999.999 times consecutively, but you can't assure anything.

>>9983970
So:

Being in Gensokyo-Speak Japanese

T ⟹ T T
T ⟹ F F
F ⟹ F T
F ⟹T T

Not being in Gensokyo-Not speaking Japanese

T ⟹ T T || But people does speak Japanese not being in Gensokyo so the whole thing goes to shit.
T ⟹ F F
F ⟹ F T
F ⟹T T

There's been a time since I used those, I'm more of a induction guy, but there is it, you can speak not Japanese in Gensokyo, Reimu's being a dick again.

Also, doesn't anyone else likes to think about it in this way:
"I've fucked you so hard that you've been bounded to me for th rest of your life"

I was thinking about learning electronics, just with medium understanding of logic gates and synchronous circuits you can build neat structures and then create figures with motion, sadly this needs some cash for materials: latchs, wire, empty chips..etc.
I doubt I'll successful in my first tries.

>>8364170
Is that some Yie ar kung fu?
I miss the arcades, only the filthy gambling machines remain ;_;

Meiling's completely blank history makes it so easy to think up numerous ways she could've ended up in Remilia's service. It's just a shame there aren't more doujins that try to explore it.

Come play osu, I'll put some heartwarming Hnnnng vids of the girls, don't spect high level gameplay though.

I can speak French, English and Spanish.
Probably I can communicate with all SDM but China, but I bet she can understand the language of LOVE

>>8202471

Must say his method of drawing imperial juice is rather variable, perhaps tied to the movements of some obscure cosmic bodies.
Every now and then Mars, bringer of war and Jupiter, bringer of jollity come down to enforce a greater amount of inner glow.

>>8083081
Guys guys guys, guys what if, what if that all those lasers Yukari spam are, what if, what if the laser's are turds at speeds above the lightm ergo pure lighting turds.

And what if every laser is a turd and Reimu uses toilet paper to seal it

>>8010705

Well... both are Chinese? Chinese-related? Both wear berets? Both are someone else's minions?

China ponders.

>>7988137

Does she see in the dark, though?

If I don't recall wrong, the chief argument against Rumia being a grue is that she can't see in the dark at all.

China ponders.

Hong thread?
Also what is a Hong? a part oni part human?

>>7656278

Exactly why I'm not buying it, since it depends on her lying about her origins, which I'm not really seeing any reason for her to have to.

Most sensible answer seems to be what >>7656202 said, or a variation thereof - that she's a generic Chinese demon without any particular portfolio.

>>7408231

That was a new one.

>>7035232

Vampires love their virgin blood. Perhaps Chinese demons like their non-virgin blood - perhaps they enjoy the tickling as it boils and sizzles in their bellies.

... and yes, I know where this is going, and I humbly ask that discussion be saved for another time.

>>6986470

I'm not seeing your problem here.

1: A dragon.
2: A pre-Japanese oni.
3: Genghiz Khan.
4: The gozu.

There have been plenty of suggestions thus far.

>>6872499

Got to be the cavemen from Transarctica.

>>6861597

Well, I'm OLD.

>>6861590

Curious and thankful. Read a few posts back and got a bit worried the fishcakes might've set your mind to that side.