/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>10146792

>since Udonge is the best recruit the Defense Corps ever had. Udonge must undoubtably be a bit smarter than the Earth rabbits as well

Where are you getting this from exactly? I've never really seen anything to support either of these things.

>>8183785

That is not medication.
I'm not sure what the English name it, but having seen a jar with the exact shape and colour I'm perfectly sure it has nothing to do with medicine and everything to do with fly fishing since my father soaks dry flies in it.

>>7890838

GRIMDARK is hard to define and largely subjective.

The only part of GRIMDARK that is entirely objective is that attempting to define GRIMDARK in a way that can be conveyed without misunderstanding to others is GRIMDARK in itself, since anyone attempting it will undoubtedly die of old age before succeeding. There has easily been enough written on the proper definition of GRIMDARK that its weight could push a tank through asphalt right up to the antenna.

>>7511181

Suwako will curse you with poor harvests and malformed children.
Kanako will bash your head in with rods from space.
Eirin will experiment on you.
Kaguya could potentially screw you up quite bad with her ability to manipulate eternity, but more importantly she will be a pain in the arse and make your life a living hell.

It seems you'd better stay on everyone's good side.

>>6706135

The destroyer of what?

>>6637652

Eirin is completely rigid when it comes to upholding the principle of customer satisfaction, remember?

But it doesn't say whether she gives you exactly what you need, or exactly what you want...

>>6631630

Ah, I see. Perhaps the abruptness was due to the placement of the picture rather than the narrative.

As for the dialogue, although the characters were hard to differentiate you did avoid the pitfall of giving them artificial sounding "personal" modes of speech to help the reader tell the lines apart.

Anyways, got to snooze. Goodnight, /jp/.

>>6371916

She probably has a cure for that.

>>6324252

Courage, honour, duty, being disregarded as cannon fodder and sent out to die a gruesome death.

---or---

Courage, honour, duty, having an ancient genius and also hot moon doctor eat your tuna.

What exactly makes this choice so hard for you?

>>6249479

These are not just any bunnies. These are supernatural alien bunnies rampant of war. Raised from birth on a diet of Soviet surplus steroids, Swedish black pudding and the fingers and toes of children who wouldn't eat their greens. Trained to perfection in scaling Mons Bradley barefoot, field stripping in total darkness, underwater, wearing boxing gloves with toothpicks under fingernails and Mentos under the eyelids, and deriving sustenance from their own excrement. Hardened to be impervious to the elements, fearless in the face of death, and - most importantly in this case - completely indifferent towards personal discomfort.

I'm pretty sure Reisen doesn't need to be saved.

>>6096414

... unless it's a farm.

Are you willing to use violence over whether a manor is a kind of farm or not?

Eirin makes the drugs.

The rabbits are dealers. Stay away from Tewi, though

This is all done to pay for Kaguya's various necessities (electricity, air conditioning, etc.)

>>5833460

She might end up giving you something akin to the notorious NASA shots. Might be better to let it run its course.

Get well soon.

>>5589672

"Semper fidelis" is a somewhat unrealistic expectation in a society of immortals and cannon fodder.

>>5136947

Right up there with Eirin's manipulative sociopathic benefactor.

How that combination is even medically possible, only Eirin knows.

>What would it be like to be Eirin's bumbling yet loveable and loyal apprentice?

"Reisen, clean up the mess in the lab, please. And bring me a fresh apprentice."

Eirin experiments on practically everyone, though.

>>3783096

Not a problem if you just know the right medication.

>>3592304

Perhaps, but that would mean she turned to medicine relatively "late" in life. With Eirin's advanced age, predating the Lunar empire, she probably got her formal education (if any) in mythical China.

>>3451757

The white hare of Inaba, mysteriously turned into the white rabbit of Inaba.
Spetsnaz bunny from the moon.
Genderswapped Josef Megele.

Fun for the whole family, not even counting the actual final boss.