/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>5291508
Thanks much. I tried to do the card with as little movement as possible, but I started panicking at the end and wasted a huge point opportunity.

Another card I like is StB's 10-7, I haven't beaten it yet though.

>>5216563
>People are just easily swayed by the pornographs.
News at 11.

>>4430581
There were quite a few.

Suika vs Komachi topics.
Using manipulation of distance for effective soul-ferrying.
Calculating the variable width of the Sanzu.

Admittedly, they don't come up very much anymore, but there did exist at some point.

>>3491458
You are honestly the last person whose posts I want to read. I have never dealt with such a pretentious person in my whole life.

Fuck it all. The only Touhou-related threads I'll ever post in from now on are the Let's Play Danmaku threads. I'll enjoy the doujinshi, official written stuff, and all that trash by myself.

>>3219034

You can get away with reposts if like in this thread the topic isn't done very often. We've not descended into YOU'RE GOING TO HELL spam yet.

I strongly dislike how Komachi is almost always a participant in NSFW topics.

Cool.

I've pretty much gone over the translated script on the wiki several times already, and I don't play the games much, but thanks anyway.

I hope that all you guys in /jp/ that heavily prefer the games over the written materials enjoy the games further with this patch.

>>1922367
Sometimes, I think of Komachi's ability in a similar way as that explanation in A Wrinkle in Time, bringing the distance of two points together so Komachi can just sort of "hop" to the other point.

I like to think that she has some mild control over time, so that she could transport the souls in a more effective manner. Of course, not to the extent of Kaguya or Sakuya, but in a more referential and otherworldly sense. Going to the Yama can take hundreds of years, given that the sins of a person are great enough. Of course, it would only take that long because she manipulated the distance between the banks. However, returning from the Yama back to the other bank, she can simply bring the point in time after she's left the horizon closer to "now" and leap over there again. Of course, that would actually mean that the soul she just transported would be in the boat again, so I like to think that one a soul enters the room with the Yama, they're essentially "locked in" that point of time, and they won't be brought back to Komachi. She can't manipulate time in the sense that she can actually move around freely in a moment of time, like Sakuya or Kaguys. Rather, she can move through time to go to a previous point that's already passed, and only in a small-scale.

Just my idea though, before I get completely eaten up for going against canon.

>>1638150
>I don't care what people do as long as it doesn't really directly affect me or anything.

Fixed.

Most of the stuff is relatively ordinary. Seems like everyone's saving their big guns for C75 and such.

NIGHT of soul's by t=NODE

Fair variety of stuff, nothing too special.

http://www.mediafire.com/?3gqj2kywxxg

Heaven or Hell?

>>215388
>end
>nice boat.

So... they die and cross the river?

I remember the flowers were this pretty when you first showed up. Before then, I was so lonely. The souls aren't great for conversation, you know? T-that doesn't mean I enjoy talking to you, either! You can be a real egghead sometimes... But you make me laugh. Hey, why are you still standing around? Get back to work, or you won't have a job for much longer!