/jp/ - Otaku Culture

What's she saying?

You can't claim her as your own until you can speak ASL (JSL?).

Mai waifu.

DON'T TOUCH HER.

>>2534465
I'll touch her scars.

You see, KS topics have already started to die down. No need to panic and make it seem like the sky is falling.

>>2534471

I'd lick them tenderly.

I like Shizune, but I hope there's a route where you can get her to reconcile with others.

If there is one, it's probably going to be forced as shit, with Hanako killing herself, and Shizune moping around and crying for ten days before 10 hours of dialogue is spent on Misha translating her apology to Lilly.

>waifu thread

Reported and bring this shit back to /a/.

>>2534486

>with Hanako killing herself

I would never even TOUCH that route.

I'd hit Shizune...with the back of my hand.

Bitch needs to learn some respect.

>>2534486
"Go home and cry in your daddy's arms, you big baby! Wahahaha!"

>>2534458
Her left hand is making the "V' sign and her right is making the "S" sign.

>>2534554
This is unacceptable.

>>2534462

Good thing I can sign, then. Living close to a deaf school has its advantages.

>>2534583
（　｀ー´） well aren't you cool, you can talk to people even less useful than yourself.

>>2534554

Ahahaa, I get it.

It's because of the myth that cats with blue eyes are usually deaf.

Katawa Shit

It's like they kick out all the ugly people out of the school except for maybe one. That way, even the crippled people can make fun of them.

How is this different from every other English VN out there?

Is it realistic to fall in love with a person from your class after interacting with them for less than a week?

>>2534609

>except for maybe one

Have you ever actually seen burn scars in real life?

>>2534623

I haven't done all 5 routes, has he actually fallen in love?

The only route I did (Hanako, which I assume will be the slowest route anyway [gotta get her out of her shell]) ended in a friendly game of chess.

>>2534623
What. /jp/ manages to fall in love with people after a 20 minute episode, or three pages in a doujin.

>>2534626

Yes, they're quite horrific.

>>2534630
No, none of them really do, because this is only act 1, and the full game is going to have 4 or 5 acts.

>>2534630
At the very least, Rin's route hints at it, and Shizune's route has him questioning himself.

Best Waifu.

>>2534594

That was amusing. I'm such a child for laughing at that but... oh, well. Very rarely do you say something that provokes such a response. I shall savor this moment.

>>2534457

Why do you like her, huh?

>>2534491
You know what they say about waifu threads in /a/? ''gb2/jp/''
We REALLY need /otaku/

>>2534657
Because inside, in her heart, she must be a good person. Right?

Right?

Right...

>>2534658
second then we could have ronery and hikki threads too

>>2534658
>We REALLY need /otaku/
No, we don't.

>>2534661

Well, I liker her because she nice tits.

Yeah, I don't think she's a total cunt, either

>>2534661
what does a deaf persons inner monologue sound like?

Japanese Sign Language - 日本手話 - Nihon Shuwa (Syuwa?) - abbreviated NS

>>2534665
I could care less if she was as flat as a washboard.

Also, is she a total mute as well, or is she just one of those deaf people that can vocalize, but don't talk?

>>2534665
you fucking pervert

>>2534666

You mean... if they can hear their thoughts?

>>2534674
or is it gibberish or imagery? anyone know?

>>2534669
>>2534672

What's the matter? You don't like nice tits?

>>2534657
I like her because of her beautiful voice

Why does she speak sign language? Wasn't there a ban on it in schools till a few years ago? She should be lip reading and writing.

All women should be mute.

>>2534679
She can read.

So there's going to be a tender scene where Lilly "looks" at Hisao's face, right? Right?

>>2534657
Competitive, dominant bitches are hot

It helps being an asshole IRL, so I'm not bothered by how she treats some of the other girls

>JSL uses mouthing (saying a word with or without making a sound) to disambiguate various signs. Fingerspelling (see JSL syllabary) was introduced from the United States in the early part of the twentieth century but is used less than in the USA. Finger writing (tracing Japanese characters in the air) is sometimes used. There is a system associating the kanji with particular signs, which is used for places and personal names.

>>2534689
what sort of voice does she read in?

>>2534683
>ban for sign language in schools
What the hell..?

>>2534695
Japanese and cripples and you ask "what the hell ... ?"

>>2534693
>>2534694

This like asking "what do blind people see?". I always figure they see those grey clouds that appear if you apply pressure to your eyeballs for a while.

>>2534683

Oral deaf is a retarded way to raise a deaf child and that ban was stupid.

>>2534695

Some deaf parents wanted to make their kids more acceptable to society by punishing them for learning sign language and insisting that they learn to speak and lip read only. It's pretty much considered to be a terrible way now to teach a deaf child.

>>2534683
>ban on sign language
Wat

I like Shizune, because I have a hope that I can convince to be more kind and caring toward others.

>>2534693
oh god that'd be so moe

>>2534697

What about her tits? They're pretty slammin', huh?

>>2534711
blind people dont see shit it isnt at all like that

>>2534720
Indeed

>>2534713
Lilly and Shizune have the potential for the most heartbreaking and forced bad ends in the game.

>>2534693

Where we're going... you won't need eyes to see.

>>2534713
Yes it is a retarded way to raise a child, but until a few years ago they still banned the teaching of JSL in schools, and as a result most school taught them to lip-read and try to speak and what other stupid non-sense they could come up with. They should have gone with JSL and finger tracing.

>>2534726
I'm not sure why I linked your post.

>>2534713

Does it hit a bit too close to home?

>>2534740

Well I have nothing against teaching oral deaf itself, but punishing a child for learning sign is ridiculous. It bewilders me that there are still parents who prevent their child from learning sign when it's a perfectly valid way to communicate with both other deaf and hearing people.