/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>K-ON

>>>/a/

>>8291122
Little girls are /jp/ related.

I start something else or buy DVD/figures of the show.

I take comfort in knowing I can always rewatch it. K-ON! still has a movie to come out on BD and the manga is ongoing.

I carve the face of my favorite character into my skin, then I move on.

>anime

>>8291122
there is nothing wrong with liking shows about cute girls.

>>8291122
>not liking little girls
>almost 2012

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTSQYv34ayM

I don't think K-ON is very good. You can tell from the first scene. The gag is overemphasis and pretty stupid.

I imagine detailed, elaborate fictional scenarios in my head where I join the characters of whatever I just finished in their adventures. I usually take care to create a different fictional alter-ego fitting whatever setting applies each time.
I often spend a couple hours a day living in those imaginary worlds.

>>8291161
Doing it right.

>>8291122
>>8291156

>>8291156
Go watch the second season and re-educate yourself.
It upped the ante so much from the first one it's unbelievable.

Don't read the manga though, it's shit.

>>8291119

>/jp/, how do you deal with a pain and bitter loneliness which come after you finish watching anime, or reading book or some VN?

I learned to NOT finish any particular medium. Be it anime, manga, visual novel, movie, book. When it goes to anime/movie, i'll usually finish 3/4 of particular title/go to half of final episode and then stop. Regarding visual novels, i end reading when it seems like story goes to finishing line. In manga i'll finish about 3/4 of pages and when it comes to books (i love mystery novels) i usually stop about 50-100 pages before end. This way, i can still imagine how particular stories unfold while letting cat box closed. It's far more satisfying this way, you can come up with any ending (or open end) as long as your mind/imagination allows.

I never watched the last few episodes because I didn't want to see them graduate.

>>8291179
Is it genuinely funny? If not, I don't see a point to watching it. I have yet to watch a truly "heartwarming" anime, and I really don't think this is going to change that

No more new Ura-On!

>>8291161
Yes, I do that too, sometimes.

It's really sad when you realize that characters grow up, so I you try imagining more, prolonging the story.

>>8291194
You reming me of those guys who masturbate, and then, right before the climax, stop, holding off their ejacuation.

>>8291196

You're missing out on the tears of your life.

>>8291225
>>8291194 here

>You reming me of those guys who masturbate, and then, right before the climax, stop, holding off their ejacuation.

Well, i do that, so there ...

awwww

makes me want to spend my high school days again

>>8291234
I can't do it, anon. I just can't.

I had to stop playing Yume Miru because it was getting too fucking sad.

I'll return to it later on, but goddamn, how can I let CG images and text affect me like that.

>>8291235
I do that all the time too. Sometimes for days, even. The end result is fucking great, though.

I still remember that documentary about NEET who stopped playing Kana～Imoto～ on a certain moment because he loved Kana and couldn't face her the way he was at that time...
pathetic, no-job, poor and fat.

I think he was 30 or something.

God I know that feel. It's nearly as bad as when you break off a relationship with a girl you still love because it just isn't working out. I'm sure you guys have been there. God ... I'm such a pathetic nerd for equating that with finishing an anime LOL.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi2IECWxItQ