/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Alright. Time to start the voting for the next VN.
Two choices are from the last vote. They got a decent amount of votes. I'll think about a better system later. I want to keep them in circulation in case anyone was especially interested in one.
This month's choices:
Kara no Shoujo (~24h) - https://vndb.org/v810
Yukizakura (~14h) - https://vndb.org/v71
Yume Miru Kisuri (~17h) - https://vndb.org/v44
AIR (~27h) - https://vndb.org/v36

https://strawpoll.com/polls/wby5l1W9dZA

I'll make the results visible this time, and I'll post whatever wins once voting slows down. Hopefully these choices are fine.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OM_kv9HOB_Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiUvH_YiB9A

I think Keine wife would be a very comfortable life. The pretty school teacher and living in town. I could become a normal human being, if it's with Keine.
Kids would probably get bullied, being half-half hakutaku and half-foreign. They'd be real smart though, and probably end up very successful due to their modern knowledge.
Then they could take care of Keine and I as we grow old together with our horde of grandbabies.
Mokou might not like it, but she might get used to it eventually. Maybe there'd be the eternal aunt Mokou.

>>14929007
Kids need discipline. You can't let them get away with everything, or they'll grow up rotten.
And she doesn't headbutt with horns. That's dangerous.

You said it.

Keine would make the best wife. This is not an opinion, this is a fact.

Keine would make an amazing mom, but I'd rather have her as my wife, so...

Keine would make an excellent mother, but I'd want her to be my wife more than parent.

>>8371551
Bwahahaha, I get it.

...I don't have any picture of Keine laughing...

No~

>>5880928
Well, I'm not perfect.

Not enough Keine in this Keine thread.

>>5164005
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use of to purchase goods. Hence the origin of coined money, and
of those public offices called mints; institutions exactly of the
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goodness of those different commodities when brought to market.

Keine. Sweet, kind, and warm school teacher is love.

>>333668
>>333676
How can you do this?

>>231852
How is this lovely lady gross?