/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>2583053

I caught on a long time ago, but I got into it during the exciting days of Martin The Warrior, Luke, and other grand tales. Mariel Of Redwall left a deep impression on me particularly. Then it got more and more formulaic.

I upgraded to the higher level and got addicted to A Song Of Ice And Fire next. Instead of marveling at Lord Brocktree's deeds, I was gasping in shock at Ser Gregor Clegane, on the edge of my seat with every page turn. It reminded me of the day I opened "Redwall".

>>2583043

Ah, yes. That made them deeply cathartic. Well, there's fairies enough to slaughter, and other things that usually die when Reimu goes berserk.
Hah, I would imagine her to be like a Badger Lord, falling into a red eyed frenzy and crushing her enemies under a hailstorm of blows.


>>2583050

The descriptions...I'd cut my leg off if it meant I'd get to read Jacques describe one of Reimu's feasts. It would be mouth-watering.

Ahhhh, nostalgia.