/jp/ - Otaku Culture

No need to employ the cheap technique of zalgotext, Anonymous.

>>5707933
Post it here, duh.

>>5045366
I like her theme
but.....well.... thats all

amazing

>>4954362
>>4954305
>>4954280
Hahahaha, oh this is killing me.

Meanwhile...

MAWISA!!!

>>4457329

>>3626625

I'm /jp/ and faggots are trying to break into my room.

God damn this thread.

But I can't pull myself away from it.

YEAH!

. . . . thump thump Thump ThUMP THUMP THUMP THUMP THump Thump thump thump . . .

Touhou-note thread, you say?

"I wonder what this one will do if I click on it", pondered Alice. To her utmost enjoyment, as soon as she clicked on it her screen almost immediately changed completely. "Ah, this must be the Web Browser Nitori told me about. She said that this was probably the most popular feature of her invention."

In time, Alice got used to this new device Nitori called a "Computer", and eventually all the commands and whatnot would just come naturally as if she had been doing this forever. In that time, many other people took liking to this invention, including many people from the human village.

One day, Alice came across a website with lots of texts and images. When she asked Nitori about this, she said it was a Message Board, a place where people would post messages accompanied with images about various subjects. She noticed that one subject was very popular, a game called Uohout, created by a man called NUZ. She later learned that this was what they called a curtain fire shooter, and that it was really popular in the human village. Alice decided to try these out for herself, as many people exclaimed how fun they were.

The first time she decided play, Alice was quite confused. First of all, she couldn't decide which character to chose. There were many, after all. Anon, John, Steve and Ryan were the main ones, with many side characters as well.

In the beginning, Alice wasn't very good, however as the days passed she got better and better and was eventually able to move up in the levels. However, one day Alice discovered that these shooting games weren't the only things about of this game called Ouhout. She also found out at the various doujins and fan-made comics existed, each one with great artwork and funny or dramatic story lines. Alice immersed herself in these stories, laughing at the hilarious jokes involving the stereotypes assigned to the characters, and sobbing at the stories of lost love and heartbreak.

I don't know about Reimu, but when Marisa and Alice do the fusion, that's what happens.

>>129694
>>129691
Lets settle with a neutral ground