/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>6142762

Yeah, Western personifications of death tend to be either male, or have mostly masculine traits up until the last few decades. Charon is undoubtedly a man, and although the Grim Reaper is mainly genderless, he is usually considered male. Partly since English handles gender neutrality poorly when referring to persons, usually using "he" when "it" would be more fitting.

Japanese and Norse mythology do have "death goddesses" in the form of Izanami and Hel respectively, though those aren't in the same category as popular reapers.

>>6061392

Her own. Kogasa does not feature.

>>6061358

No, exceptionally good end. Nobody gets hurt (at least not permanently), everyone forgives and forgets and everything goes back to normal or better.

>>5713898

Also, everyone is free to have their own taste. But you may want to get used to the idea that a rather busty older woman will briefly enter your life in an unspecified future.

>>4750746
>implying I wasn't smart enough since I was 12 to reject the asinine social construct of a male needing to constantly have a girlfriend or constantly be seeking one.

>>4658370
>if you want to join a community with a social ladder and a "moderator clique" to brown nose moderators and that guy pretending to be a girl, where EVERYONE is a tripfag, join #/jp/ (or any other irc channel that has ever existed)

No thanks.

>>4369318
>since day one
Ha, no you haven't.

>>2854756
>of the worthless time
Preemptively pointed out that you are an idiot.