/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>20378877
>350
It's 300 nowadays.

I don't think boats are that having a big a affect on the board. They mostly stick to their general. Don't like their franchise and how it's absorbed some artists, but no complaints about the fans. Similar story for gachashit. The only off-brand subculture that doesn't just stick to one general thread are idols, and even that doesn't do much, rarely more than a half-dozen of that bullshit.
/jp/'s just faster now. Even as an Ayafag, don't much care for that speed.

>>20176264
Aya going from some tengu to THE fastest tengu would make for a pretty good doujin. Or fanfic, come to think of it.

>>15881011
Aya will never be a housewife, anon. It's not in her nature.