/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>47162896
not that guy but i would put akikuru pretty high up there purely for the banter, comedy, and character interactions, though i will admit to being a little let down by the ending even if i understood what it was going for
as the novelty of his tweests wear off, the quality of everything else goes up. spring might've had the most impact on me but i'd be hard pressed to say it was the most consistently entertaining, while fall only got a little lame towards the end

take this ancient image what i saved from the threads back when it came out

I've reached that point where there's nothing I can do to improve my reading skills other than grind the fuck out of reading. I'm a faster and better reader than I used to be years ago, but it still feels like shit when it takes 3-4 times the amount of time to finish a VN as a native, and it's much harder to notice any new improvements compared to my beginner months when I could feel myself reading faster and faster even when finishing a single VN route. On the upside, I can read virtually anything I want now, but now that I have work to deal with I have way less free time than I did when I started learning Japanese in college so I can't just spend half a day on a VN anymore. I'll never regret learning this language though, my life might feel like it sucks right now but at least I have something to feel proud of, at least I can cling to the comfort that I can read Japanese at the speed of a baby rather than not at all.

>>20348625
MG releases are better. No exceptions.

>>16901281
>he can't recognize akikuru from vague description alone