/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Part-Dragon Meiling is an interesting double-edged sword because, while its an interesting concept and a fun bit of possible character development, it's also such a ridiculous power boost that it makes it hard as fuck to write in a way that doesn't seem like fanwank.

Dragons aren't considered the highest order of gods because they have nice smiles.

>>6986588

Such beautiful dreamy eyes there.

>>5361865

YES.

I mean, just look at it. You got a monster of a culture clash with 80's military and Preussian nobility in the same setting, naming conventions that only Wagner and Plato could love, and a plot which is 90% political mindfuck. Not to mention first contact most people on /jp/ got with it was likely a crappy reaction image.
It's not exactly inviting you with open arms or anything.

>>4931405

Good.
Because, as practically needless to say, that particular injury is under nearly all circumstances exceptionally easy to avoid.

>>4692426

I'd settle for that.
Best possible end.

>>4399067

In Japan, youkai eat people.
In China, people eat youkai.

Those are the kind of conditions that produce youkai like Meiling.

>>4128831

Don't forget the right diet.
Canon Meiling eats a lot of "meat".

>>3919171

If war is an extension of politics, so must politics likewise be an extension of war, depending on your point of view.

So yeah, it's pretty much mindless savagery.

>>3895450

>You cannot be there to comfort her when she cries. Hug and praise her when she succeeds. You never will.

What Anon cannot do, Sakuya will do for him.

Dying Touhou thread?