/jp/ - Otaku Culture

punch this *grabs dick*

>>1621367
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK

Fuck, Yugi is sexy.

wat

She looks like an american bombshell porn star but with a stupid horn.

>>1621483
ur a faget

best new touhou

>>1621622
>is Orin

>>1621622

Iku Utsuho Yamame and Satori would like to have a word with you.

>>1621622
It's hard for me to chose from the SA cast.
Kisume and Yamame are fucking cute
Parsee is an Alice clone.
Yuugi is fucking awesome
Satori is lonely moe
Orin has that gothic lolita catgirl charm
Utsuho has SUN DANMAKU
Koishi sucks

>>1621635
1. yugi
2. iku

>>1621642

>Koishi sucks

Well -I- still like her.

>>1621365

Hmmm

>>1621483

More like a former American Gladiator...

Although I guess "Star Bear Bravery Ritual" can be read in a lot of ways... not so worksafe ways.

>>1621972
Horn due to steroid use, hm?

Also xono I was having tea and looking at Alice pictures and I had the sudden urge to converse with you about the feelings of pictures / what Gensokyo would 'actually' be like.

>>1621983

Not quite steroids. Natural causes.

>what Gensokyo would 'actually' be like.

Oni would have thick skulls to support the roots of their horns, and slightly wider bases of the braincase than humans. This would - assuming oni have the same general brain structure as humans - affect functions such as memory and cognitive thinking. The widened base would support a possibly enlarged pituitary gland, providing the basis for the extreme sexual characteristics found in most oni (of varying nature. Such as Suika, while being underdeveloped and flat as a board, gives off an atmosphere of the adorable little drunken girl). Oni with a singel center horn would have drastically different frontal lobes compared to a human, prompting certain differences in function. For example, Yuugi would be able to follow around 30 different trains of thought (compare to 15-16 for human women and 1-5 for human men), and would not have a dominant hand. Oni would remain moderately to highly intelligent still, due to a diet of practically nothing but alcohol and meat, the alcohol causing swelling of the vessels of the brain and thus extending the processing time of already slow proteins.

>>1622137
That's fairly specific, but I meant in terms of that one time we were talking about artist style in relation to how it reflects what the world would be like.

This is how cool I am.

MOU YAMETE
YUUGI

>>1622155

I often have nightmares.
Horrifying ones. Usually there are creatures, unnatural ones. The sort that don't frighten through surprise or tried tricks, but just give off an aura that something is horribly wrong.
But this is not my blog (which I don't have one anyway) so enough about that.

Can't describe it better, I'm afraid.

I'll sue!

>>1622206
I understand the blog sentiment aka half my posts on /jp/ shouldn't be here - but talk about this fantasy nonsense with me anyway, somehow.

At least it happens in your sleep, though. My boring days are peppered with distraction by such things.

It's easy to forget how afraid our ancestors were of the unknown - and how seriously they took it. So they created ogres, faeries, daemons, what have you. Anything to give it a set form they could handle more easily.

The whole basis of Touhou - and of any fantasy setting, really - is that all those things humanity created to put a name on things they couldn't understand, were already there to begin with. There, but still embodying the same concept, just barely within human comprehension.

Then I guess that makes me a freak for not bein afraid of the unknown.
Just fascinated.

>>1622206
look at the creatures in your nightmares as objectively as you can, literally study them. it will help you understand what your seeing in your dreams and help you be less afraid. think of it like watching television while you sleep.

>>1622247
For all it's faults, the old world is something great, and something that's only available in things like dreams.
really, email my mailinator thing above, if you're bored and want to talk about such things~

Think of it as youkai existing in several other dimensions, other than the 4 we are used to. Not directly scientific dimensions, but dimensions of concepts, impressions, etc. Outside the frames humans are used to, we can only barely perceive them, but from there they still affect us.

Speaking of which, those are not necessarily buttons.

>>1622330

TRIPFAG CIRCLEJERK LOL

>>1622323
I dream every night personally, even when I take a nap if I'm tired. My dreams never scare me, (can't remember the last time I had a nightmare) They just amuse me while I sleep I guess. Have some pretty fucking wierd ones that make no sense though.

Winter is the best for things like this.

>>1622320
>>1622323
>>1622330

Not only afraid. More variations between fascination and horror.

Long story made short.
If Gensokyo was a real place, it would be a paradise to a few - say, artists, writers, visionaries, and most certainly delusional or mentally ill people - people used to thinking outside the box. Although they wouldn't be very long lived, since most such people lack the cunning and general resilience a human would need to grow old in Gensokyo.
To most perfectly sane and sensible people, it would be hell on earth.

A dark and lonesome place, to be sure.

>>1622394

Good hunting, stalker.

>>1622408
Eternal winter.

I'd love to go on, but having been awake for 20 hours, I need to sleep.
Expecting either nightmares, or some new variation of the recurring dream with Yuugi raping and consuming Shirou after he fails horribly to please her.
It must suck really bad to be the Bone Of Your Sword.
Goodnight /jp/.

I'm staying awake - the nights are a thing to enjoy.

>>1622394
That's cool. SI was better than Oblivion anyway.