/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>7512455
I'd advise at least getting in contact with the original creator, just shoot him an e-mail or something and see where it goes from there. He could even give you some tips for the translation or game data or something. He said he wanted it to get translated and was willing to help, so why not?

Worth a shot.

And thanks for translating it in the first place. That's pretty rad of you, as monstergirls are a huge fetish of mine.

>>2357033
I like their tech culture. They're among the cutting edge for shit we don't really need but are fucking awesome. Example: Maid robots.

I like their sexuality. It's only in Japan you can have so much free sexuality in 2D form. From sexualizing prepubescent children, to gore to Futa to tentacle/alien rape. Japan has the power to sexualize anything and everything. And there term of sexualizing swings more to the cute than sexy.

I like their comics and cartoons. I grew up on American comics and eventually I got bored. But since I only got into animu 14 years ago everything seems fresh and they target people in my age group. I know my anime will be rife with action, sexual innuendos, violence and semi-serious plots and situations. I can rarely have that with American cartoons.

Finally is the aesthetic culture. I already covered a bit of it with animu and manga, but that's just a small part. Their songs, traditional art, traditions, lore and stories are all new to me. All these combined to make me a weeaboo.

Anyway, it's not like ALL animals look good.

Those tentacles HNNNNGGG