/jp/ - Otaku Culture

is there on 2chan.net something like /int/?

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>>36491963
when are you guys making a vtuber out of this to make money?
I bet it would go viral. A vtuber out of 4chan? people would click

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>I'm not even sure how complete EOPs are even getting by since story translations are so sparse.
The eternal hope that KMR is going to make an English translation without making a separate global/na server so I lose all my progress and crystals. Or that somehow something finally clicks and my ADD-addled 30+yo boomer salaryman brain finally learns nip.

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Because I'm not confident enough for communicating in japanese.

I'm learning jap and I can understand most of the mobages in moon just fine. If the game has full voice then it's a life savior for me. If there's no voice acting then I have to frequently check google or a dictionary for kanji I don't know or forgot how to read.
For now I'd rather communicate in english with like-minded people. That's why /jp/ is almost perfect for me. /vg/ thread had too many EOPs botching the discussion. Because they weren't interested in non-english games and were constantly shitting on them in favor of some recent localizations.

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If you have no interest in otaku media or want to request a translation, this is not the thread for you.

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日本語は大好きだ

This is a Japanese language learning thread for those interested in traditional otaku media such as anime, manga, light novels, and Japanese video games.

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Is this true?

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I'm not that guy but the guide says to go through Tae Kim and to study Core2K. I'm only two weeks in, so should I be doing something else?

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friendly reminder