/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

>Probably /a/. They're mostly underage so probably think JAPAN IS LAND OF ANIMU AND RAINBOWS

I found this comment posted in one of the other threads floating on the first page here in /jp/, and i had to laugh, because they say the same thing about you guys.

Whats the point of even having these boards seperate, sence both boards are obsesed with japanese anime and culture, but both boards accuse the other of being the only one blindly obsesed?

[Anonymous No.]

/a/ is for underage anime fans, /jp/ is for NEET anime fans.

[Anonymous No.]

I'm going to have to report you for a metathread.

Also, /a/ thinks we're obsessed because we have interests that go well beyond their Cartoon Networks animu. /jp/ thinks /a/ is delusional because they get their image of Japan from their Cartoon Networks animu. So, yes, there is a difference between the boards.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354501
/a/ is for gaia, /jp/ is for elitist faggots

[Anonymous No.]

Heh, that was me. I don't visit /a/ thus couldn't make any reasonable judgement of it (other than I know there's an abundance of Bleach and Naruto but meh, they have their appeal) so I was just trolling.

[Anonymous No.]

2 threads with motivation posters as OP pic?

Just get the fuck out.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354490
>motivational
>sence

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354506

That does make the boards different, that just makes them both retarded. So far the ONLY, and i mean 1 and ONLY difference i can see between these boards is that /a/ enjoys japanese entertainment but typically hates japan, where as /jp/ enjoys japanese entertainment, and doesnt care about japan one way or another.

>>2354512

Ah, well thats understandable, but there really isnt an abundance of Bleach and Naruto threads. We hate that shit as much as everyone else, and its really just 3 or 4 posters samefagging trying to troll people. Really the only underage fags on /a/ are the mods.

[Anonymous No.]

WHAT THE FUCK happened? I was here during the split and like many others I was devastated. I still visit both forums, mostly staying in /a/ because of the more active dsicussion. I still frequently come over to /jp/ for Touhoes and some VNs. Why are you so hate?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354529
>forums

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354529
Because 4chan hates everything.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354528
>That does make the boards different

...why, indeed, it does. Funny of you to say that.

Remember, /jp/ is a part of /a/. It's a part of /a/ that the current /a/ inhabitants didn't want. They hate us... well, I don't really know why, who the hell knows what happens in a head of narutard. If you want to know what's their problem, ask them. We just hate them because they destroyed our former home board and don't want them to come here and do the same.

[Anonymous No.]

Whoever made that motivational poster is an underage fag who does not know Full Metal Jacket.

[Anonymous No.]

These motivational posters are so fucking annoying. People just put any random pictures into these things now. I especially hate how almost every picture on /x/ is in a "when you see it, you will shit bricks" motivational poster.

[Anonymous No.]

We need someone to blame for /jp/ sucking, if we didn't have that, we'd blame ourselves and turn /jp/ to shit much faster.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354567
We have /b/ for that.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354572
Not everything can be explained by /b/, especially not kind-of on-topic threads.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354578
/b/ is leaking.

There you go.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354580
No, that does not explain it. /b/ posters only post invasions and ronery/gf/stupid threads, not dolls/idols/Japanese AIDS threads that clearly come from /a/.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354588
>dolls
>idols

Those two are some of the reasons /jp/ was created in the first place, idiot.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354588
dolls from /a/, what are you talking about? dolls are /jp/ content and I can't recall them really ever being posted much in any other boards, therefore the threads spawned here.

[9800GTX+ !aNVIDIAuwk No.]

I go on /jp/ because I have interests in Japanese culture that aren't Anime and Manga.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354588
>dolls

Fuck you, there is nothing wrong with dolls. Some are pretty cute.

[Anonymous No.]

Whoever made that motivational poster is a master of satirical comedy. Such a perfect touch, so subtle, so delicate.

In fact, it's too perfect. So perfect it ruins everything.

[Anonymous No.]

Most people use both boards anyways.

[DUNKFAG !dL8wX0th3A No.]

>>2354528

>So far the ONLY, and i mean 1 and ONLY difference i can see between these boards is that /a/ enjoys japanese entertainment but typically hates japan, where as /jp/ enjoys japanese entertainment, and doesnt care about japan one way or another.

Wandering ombudsman from /a/ here. I agree with this statement. Although the 'hate' is more for troll-lulz than anything, considering that the majority of posters for both boards consist of otaku and/or semi-hikki 20-somethings.

I'd say /jp/ has a higher percentage of people who are honestly 'obsessed' with japan, whereas on /a/ it starts and ends as more of a I'm-bored-and-lonely-so-I'll-watch-animus sort of thing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354712
> I'd say /jp/ has a higher percentage of people who are honestly 'obsessed' with japan
Never seen anything like what you are describing.

[DUNKFAG !dL8wX0th3A No.]

>>2354724
>/jp/
>japan

of course that doesn't necessarily mean 'like,' but /jp/'s powerlevel is a lot higher so to speak.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354490
WELCOME NEWFRIEND
IF YOU WERE HERE WHEN THE SHIT STARTED, DON'T ASK. LURK MOAR FAGGOT.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354490
The boards are split because most anime is for underaged faggots (and it's not like /a/ really cares that much about manga anyway) who are too young for eroges anyway.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354712
>Wandering ombudsman from /a/ here
>lulz

this is why we hate /a/

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354712
>> I'd say /jp/ has a higher percentage of people who are honestly 'obsessed' with japan

Stupid! I d-don't care about Japan... I j-just like their video games, that's all!

[Anonymous No.]

/a/ is too busy with Toradora and Naruto to be a good board. I doubt any of them have played a VN beyond FSN.

[>=----> -=*THE OFFICIAL /a/ TRIPFAG*=- <----=< ♫***ACCEPT NO IMITATIONS!***♫➈ !!3SfBtjVRbxY No.]

>>2354755
>and it's not like /a/ really cares that much about manga anyway

While I wouldn't agree completely with that I will conceed that by far the larger percentage of the threads are anime related.

[Anonymous No.]

We may be faggots, but at least we're not /a/.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354765
I heard Saya is popular there too.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354712
Thanks for confirming what I said in >>2354506

Well, the point is, we have actual, specific reasons to be interested in Japanese pop-culture that go beyond it being from Japan. /a/, on the other hand, looks like a bunch of weeaboos who developed their obsession from watching a few anime series. Coupled with a bunch of weeaboos in denial who act like they denounce anything Japanese thinking it makes them look cool yet somehow still come back for more.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354775
Nah, it's just some kids pretending to be as cool as /jp/ by taking our awesomeness.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354775
Really? I rarely use the board so I wouldn't know.

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cl2bv4arSkE

[Anonymous No.]

/a/ - spam, terrible taste in anime, abundance of underage b&, tripfag circlejerks, nearly as many trolls as /v/, terrible board overall.

[WASSHOI !WsoGLPGdyA No.]

I post from both /jp/ and /a/ really. I was here before the split, but I find myself on /a/ a lot more than /jp/ because there are more active threads. Though that's not always a good thing considering there's trolls everywhere you look. /a/ discusses /jp/ related stuff from time to time too. Though, I wouldn't doubt /a/ has a lot of underaged kids running around it who think trolling is cool because everyone else is doing it, but I can see some posters who look underage on /jp/ as well, they're just less obvious with it as they are on /a/.

/a/ is more active than /jp/, meaning there are less actual discussions due to all the spam. It sucks typing out an actual post only to find the thread you posted in 404s after 3 minutes or so. This is why a majority of the posts on /a/ are crappy now. Nobody puts effort or time into their posts really, that and the fact that some of them care more about giving trolls attention than actually contributing to the conversation. Most good /a/ threads go like this;

OP: -Interesting topic-

First few posts: -Few short responses, maybe one sage or two for some stupid reason-

After about 10 posts: -someone trolls, or a tripfag posts that /a/ hates for whatever reason and decides the thread is now shit because of this one poster-

All posts after: SAGE SAGE, TROLL TROLL SAGE or DERAILED, SAGE SAGE TROLL DERAIL

Whereas /jp/ has a lot more actual conversations and less trolling than /a/. /jp/ moves slowly, so people can actually think out and type out their responses on the topic, because most topics here on /jp/ last hours before they're pushed to 404.

[Anonymous No.]

[I'd like to think that] the majority of /jp/ posters are pre-split /a/ posters.

Trust me, that place has slid a long way down the slippery slope that is a board's natural tendency to attract newer, younger, and less VIP posters.

[Anonymous No.]

I go to /a/ to discuss anime and come here for the visual novels, light novels, and Japanese games. I just don't think the two boards would mesh well if combined.

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ is a smaller board and therefore filled with elitists.

that's the only difference between the two.

[WASSHOI !WsoGLPGdyA No.]

>>2354775
Yes, it is actually. Tsukihime as well, but that's mostly because it's Typemoon and most decide to move onto that after Fate/stay night.

[Anonymous No.]

I think /a/ would be better if /b/ wasn't constantly leaking into it. It's beyond saving now.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354807
I'd like to think that, too, but I constantly see people who don't know shit about late pre-split or early post-split happenings.

[Anonymous No.]

OP pic astounds me. Japan doesn't give a fuck about vulgarities and violence, but ognoez censor that pussy because it's baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354816
I saw a saya thread on /a/ a while ago, and the difference in what the content of the posts was like compared to a /jp/ saya thread was pretty different, too many people asking for source/dumb questions about how to get it working and just generally being retarded.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354817
Every board on 4chan would be better without /b/ influence. /jp/ suffers from it as well.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354828
that's because it is foreign. japanese isn't an english speaking country.

something similar to how you could put the russian equivalent of the word "fuck" on a billlboard in america, but not the english word "fuck".

[Anonymous No.]

/a/nimesuki is full of tripfags, feminists, christianfags and moralfags. Good luck trying to discuss stuff like Musumaker without the "NO GUYS LOLI IS BAD, YOU ARE PEDO".

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354799
Yeah, it's kind of hard to discuss anything on /a/ with the board moving so fast and posts piling up. I like the speed in /jp/ a lot more.

[Anonymous No.]

Japan Expo in France

[Anonymous No.]

I left /a/ sometime in the autumn with all the Toradora spam and tripfag drama. /jp/ isn't a good board either, but at least we haven't stooped that low.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354799
This pic makes me wish I went to /tg/, even though I'm not into /tg/-related stuff at all. /tg/-kun just looks like the most fun guy to hang out with.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354856
Why did you not leave /a/ during Code Geass instead? It was worse then.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354856
/jp/ is filled with people who admit to bedwetting.

>>1802418 is a perfect example of that.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354838
>you could put the russian equivalent of the word "fuck" on a billlboard in america, but not the english word "fuck"

No, you couldn't unless it was in Cyrillic, 'Fuck' in Russian is still said as 'Fuck'.

[Suigin !YUsuiginy. No.]

>entire argument between /a/ and /jp/
Didn't read. Go back to /a/ /a/friends

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354873
>'Fuck' in Russian is still said as 'Fuck'.

Umm... No.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354799
I laughed at /x/. Unfortunately it happens all the time over there.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354865
Probably because that was when he arrived.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354799
>Whereas /jp/ has a lot more actual conversations and less trolling than /a/

'I fucked you're touhou', 'I wish i had an imouto' and 'hay guize i like loli' are not good threads.

[Anonymous No.]

/a/ is literally the worst board in 4chan

[Anonymous No.]

I think you guys really overestimate how bad /a/ is, and I'm the one that posted the original comment.

[Anonymous No.]

Why is this still here?

[Anonymous No.]

The last anime I watched was Akaneiro, before that was Strike Witches and before that Clannad which was what a year ago? I barely even watch anime at all, last time I played a visual novel was yesterday, I've played 4 in the last 2 weeks, in the last 4 months I've played another 6 at least. /a/ has nothing for me to discuss.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354908

Don't make me slap the rainbow out of you....

[Aoko Aozaki !WU0xSUGOI6 No.]

>>2354926

Yeah, I used to follow mountains of boring crap but I can't bring myself to put the time to it anymore. I'll probably be watching queens blade next season and that's it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354930
You mad?
Get out

[Suigin !YUsuiginy. No.]

>>2354930
He's right.Now get out.

[Suigin !YUsuiginy. No.]

>>2354799
Haha /z/

[Anonymous No.]

I'm going to have to argue that the age range of /jp/ has got to be higher than /a/. Sure we have our trolls and idiots, hoopdog and japanese bird but it takes more effort to read a visual novel than it does to sit back and watch an anime or read manga, especially the Japanese visual novel discussions where people have attended at least some college to learn the language. Personally I ignore the greater portion of idiotic threads so hoopdog and lol I fuck you're a touhou don't bother me much.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354926
About the same for me, I play visual novels every day but I barely watch any anime nowadays.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354955
I think manga takes more effort to read than VNs, especially considering most VNs are voiced

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354969
consider the difference in the amount of text of something with a few speech bubbles compared to a full screen of text, and rather than just dialogue it's full of descriptions and things that are harder to understand.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354969
So you feel that it's easier to read a manga that has perhaps between 2,000 and 5,000 words than it is to read a visual novel with between 120,000 and 1,000,000 words? That surprises me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354977
>>2354982
I guess. Are most people really bothered about how many words there are though? It takes like a second per sentence or something to read. For me it's about which is easier to get immersed into. No music/voices = I find it hard to get into

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354992
I suppose that can be true. I don't much like playing VNs that aren't voiced.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>Whats the point of even having these boards seperate

Twice the pages, and they move slower. But that might just be me since I visit both.

[Anonymous No.]

>Well, the point is, we have actual, specific reasons to be interested in Japanese pop-culture that go beyond it being from Japan. /a/, on the other hand, looks like a bunch of weeaboos who developed their obsession from watching a few anime series.
Everything in the above sentence is pure bullshit.


>Coupled with a bunch of weeaboos in denial who act like they denounce anything Japanese thinking it makes them look cool
True, quite a few people do that.

[White Ren !YLuFFdRcFQ No.]

/a/ is for people that think Japan is wonderful.
/jp/ is for people that know Japan is terrible, and just want their stuff.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354724
more like obsessed with japanese entertaiment.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2354908
at least /v/ is worse..And /b/, too. Ot at least i think so..

[Anonymous No.]

>>2355734
*or
lrn2write, fag

[Tewi Inabog No.]

/a/ - anime
/jp/ - touhou an vns

[Anonymous No.]

This is the very reason why we split from /a/. God knows if we're are rebelling due to the growing number of gaiafags or our desire for a new thing to talked about. Whatever it is, some of us has evolved and we won independance because of it. /jp/ is like Tibet liberated from China

And i bet only a few remembers this shitty alliance. the other half escaped to /m/ and enjoys their 'freedom of speech' with minimal disturbance

[Anonymous No.]

>>2355813
Somehow, /jp/ feels more like West Berlin surrounded by communist invaders. But maybe it's just me.

[Anonymous No.]

People in /jp/ don't watch anime.
Or at least not nearly as much as the usual /a/ fag does.

I remember before the split all I cared about was the occasional Touhou hijack thread and VN discussion. The regulars saged that so the split happened and we're all better for it.

Also, I go to /a/ now about once a month just to look around at my old homestead and it's embarrasingly horrible. I feel as if even I knw more about anime than they do. I don't blame he /a/ fags that take refuge here (although I would prefer they didn't).

[White Ren !YLuFFdRcFQ No.]

/jp/ has nothing to do with /a/, now. Proof of this is evident simply by going to /a/. Look at the state it is in now.

The exact same thing is happening to /jp/, but at least we're still actively resisting it, instead of just giving in.

[Anonymous No.]

stolen shamelessly from some anon in the last /jp/ vs /a/ thread

/a/ - Traps & /y/
/jp/ - Loli & /u/

[Anonymous No.]

Both boards have their share of terrible users.

/a/ is infested with users who almost certainly have tabs open to narutofan and gaia. They love creating endless threads about fighting shounen while revenge trolling threads regarding less popular anime or anything more "Japanese" than Naruto.

/jp/ is infested with people dangerously close to being actual pedos, along with troves of people with bizarre superiority complexes

And there are people like me who simply ignore the terrible posters and use both boards for their intended purpose.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2355845
huh? I watch more anime than anime expert. Just don't like discussing it, especially not on /a/

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356222
>They love creating endless threads about fighting shounen
>people with bizarre superiority complexes

These two extremes infect almost any subject matter on every board (save /b/ and /r9k/ of course) and irritate me the most. I have no problem with people making threads about something (anything) they like. I prefer lots of different discussion probabilities. . . But fucking keep it one one thread and/or don't act like your word is undeniable truth and your taste/opinions have so much worth that you don't even have to defend them. Its a fucking image-board, ARGUE YOUR FUCKING STATEMENT rather then making 50 threads with the same picture and text or going "my tastes -> God tier, no you can't challenge that".

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356233
Same here.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2355367
> /a/ is for people that hate Japan because it's cool to
>/jp/ is for people that know why they hate Japan

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356233
Thirded. I tried joining in a discussion recently, just to give /a/ another chance, but it was a disappointing experience.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356273
>implying /jp/ knows something about japan

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356273
>>/jp/ is for people that know why they hate Japan

This implies the average /jp/ user knows anything about Japan other then otaku subculture or sensationalism that is put through the internet media mill

Sure there are reasons for disliking Japan ( just like any other culture) but most /jp/ users don't know what Article 9 is or who Fukuzawa Yukichi was

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356222
>troves of people with bizarre superiority complexes
>/jp/

You mean, the board that's populated by ronery NEET nobodies who use every possible opportunity for self-ridicule (or just pretend to be like that for the sake of community)?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356303
This is obviously made by someone from 420chan, because that's the only one that doesn't look like a faggot.

[Anonymous No.]

I love how these threads become infested with /a/ssholes trying to defend their board while simultaneously putting down /jp/. PROTIP: We're supposed to elitist otaku pedophile NEETs. That's the whole fucking point.

[WASSHOI !WsoGLPGdyA No.]

>>2354835
Unfortunately, yes this is true. I do agree that /jp/ seems to have a higher number of 18+ posters. Times like right now, I don't even bother visiting /a/ much. K-ON spam everywhere, and all the topics are absolute crap right now, but obviously not all of /a/ is that bad.

>>2356326
I never said that /jp/ was worse, in fact I like /jp/ more, just happen to find myself on /a/ more. I post on both sides really, I just can participate in more /a/ related threads than /jp/ related threads.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356326
>>elitist otaku lolicon NEETs

Some of us prefer that distinction, bro.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356351
Some of us don't, bro.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356303
>iichan

Not true. /azu/ is a steadly populated board. They are the first ones to have scans and translation of Yotsuba.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356351
Yeah.

I saw Investment Banker spamming /g/ recently and it reminded me I haven't seen him on /jp/ in weeks. His pedo threads were pretty much hated here and we apparently scared him off.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356351
We also have a higher percentage of Japanese speakers on /jp/, who are in general aware that "lolicon" applies to both 2D and 3D.

[Anonymous No.]

The problem with /a/ is that it's too popular. Too many posters, too many trolls and way too many new users. /jp/ is somehow seen as a hardcore weeaboo board and that keeps people away (aside from the occasional /b/tard raidfag). And I'm thankful for it.

[sage No.]

>>2355856
sage

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356403
Why would someone post in a thread just to announce a sage? Only a newfa- inexperienced user would do that!

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356399
It's just like "anime applies to all animation". Yeah, we know. We still want a distinction, though, and noone ever thought of a better one.

[Anonymous No.]

I hate both boards really. Both are so incredible sub,erged in the hobbies yet have to put on some act like 'Heh heh, yeah..it's not like I like it that much!'
The word 'weeaboo' has been abused and now instead of calling people that love Japan and watched anime on toonami, they anyone who has the slightest bit of interest in anime or whatever, a 'weeaboo'.
I'm sick of both boards saying GRRR I HATE JAPAN. Who the fuck cares? Stop going to boards for it then. Stop trying to prove that you're 'normal' or whatever's got you feeling inadequate.

[Anonymous No.]

>I'm sick of both boards saying GRRR I HATE JAPAN. Who the fuck cares? Stop going to boards for it then. Stop trying to prove that you're 'normal' or whatever's got you feeling inadequate.
>'normal'

I don't think you understand why exactly /jp/ exaggerates it's dislike of Japan.

[Anonymous No.]

/a/ is for underage anime fans from animesuki, ann, crunchyroll and similar sites. They do nothing but troll, shitpost, and feed tripfag drama.

/jp/ is generally older and has a higher power level, and is filled with losers and NEETs. There is still trolling, but it can't even compare to the shit on /a/. It's possible to have entertaining discussion here if you take it easy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356448
Holy fuck, I typo'd the shit out of this. Oh well, I'm sure the message is clear.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356459
No, I really don't. Care to enlighten me?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356448
>I'm sick of both boards saying GRRR I HATE JAPAN. Who the fuck cares? Stop going to boards for it then. Stop trying to prove that you're 'normal' or whatever's got you feeling inadequate.

How does any of this apply to /jp/? The "hate Japan" thing only shows up in /trv/ or /n/ threads to discourage them. And we hate normalfags to death.

Don't put us on /a/'s level, seriously. As bad as we are, we're better than THAT.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356477

/jp/'s true feelings towards japan could be more described as apathy.

Of course, if such content was left to it's own devices, this would not be a touhou/VN/failure dominated board, and moot would have a reason to come here and attempt to moderate it into what he had originally planned.

If you fail to understand this and hate /jp/, then perhaps you do not belong here?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356497
Fuck no. Do you miss all the news article link threads saying something like 'SO HOW DO YOU WEEABOOS FEEL ABOUT YOUR PRECIOUS JAPAN NOW?'
Any sort of talk considered good about Japan on /jp/ is pedo threads.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356477
Im not him but most "normal" people as in joe average don't care much about Japan, modt people recently into anime LOVE IT SO MUCH XD, so /jp/'s blatant hatred seems to be some kind of rejection of both as to not appear like normal people nor "normal or stereotypical fans of japanese popular culture"

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356512
But I belong here for the purpose of the board not the 'hivemind' of its users. I like Touhou and VN's but I sure don't like the posters.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356522
Yes, but it's gotten to that point that 'weeaboos' call 'weeaboos', 'weeaboos'. It's just so tired and ass backwards.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356516
Not so much anymore. When /jp/ was first made it was flooded with that shit, I'll admit.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356516
...I don't get it, are you agreeing with me or not? The tone suggests you don't, but what you actually say tells otherwise.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356527

So then you are a masochist? Forcing yourself to browse a board who's 'community' you hate?

Or perhaps you seek to change it, which is very likely impossible? In that case, you would simply be retarded.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356543
No, not at all. I simply come here for what an imageboard can do. Quick posting without registration. Do you seriously believe someone could have the audacity to think they could be a salmon swimming upstream on 4chan? I come here, love the pics and fast posting, hate the people. I'm fine with that. Doesn't mean I can't voice my shitty opinions along with everyone else.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356543
more like he just wants to talk about touhou and VNs and doesn't know of any more hospitable place to talk about them on 4chan (there is one at least, but its more elitist then /jp/ in its wildest dreams but more out being of a subject matter that is not "in" or "cool" like japanophilia)

[ZUN !barYV1VtIA No.]

>>2356320
>>You mean, the board that's populated by ronery NEET nobodies who use every possible opportunity for self-ridicule (or just pretend to be like that for the sake of community)?

This.

Sure we're elitist in /jp/ when it comes to geek-related subjects, but we're quite honest about our failures in real life. Or we're at least pretending and going with the /jp/ flow.

Those /a/ Crunchybros and even /v/ GameFAQs Image Board users are simply young normalbroskies who fail when it comes to geek content.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356565

So, You are tsundere then, Anonymous?

"I-It's not like I'm posting on you because I like you anything, /jp/! I just like expressing my opinions anonymously, that's all!"

[WASSHOI !WsoGLPGdyA No.]

>>2356571
/a/ is elitist and mostly admits to being failures at life as well. Though there have been increased amounts of normal guys, or at least trolls pretending to be them.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356603
>WASSHOI !WsoGLPGdyA
You're the one who has a mom that got you a dakimakura right?

[WASSHOI !WsoGLPGdyA No.]

>>2356623
Don't know if you intentionally did it, but you're mixing me up with 60%.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356586
Most /jp/ anons are like that. They always complain about how shitty /jp/ and its posters are yet they keep coming here.

Personally I love /jp/ and most of its posters. There's a reason why this is the only internet community I visit.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356677
You must be a sad sad excuse for a human being,. . . well more sad then the rest of us anyway

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356677
Yeah, /a/ is totally like that, it's why I hate them. Oh, you're talking about /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356712
Well, he looks like a pretty happy excuse for a human being to me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>2356719
I mean deep down anon, even if you love the topics this board discusses you have to admit 90% of the people here are knowingly or unknowingly huge pricks. If you actually enjoy this community on its own terms instead of "people who say things sometimes online about VNs I like to play" it means your view of societal paradigms is so skewed and warped its not funny

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>>2356751
Oh I admit that anons can be assholes, but usually they aren't too serious about it so I just laugh it off. A lot of them can actually be pretty nice though, especially if you treat them civilly.

I'm not sure what you mean by
>If you actually enjoy this community on its own terms instead of "people who say things sometimes online about VNs I like to play"