Yuuka

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I can't believe there is so much perfection in this lady. Sleepy Yuuka is my favorite

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Imagine the soft

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>>42127919
but Yuuka, I just got up…

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>>42128014
Then get back down, nerd, and feel the yureru mawaru fureru setsunai kimochi,
futari de issho ni nemuru winter land!

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>>42127932
Soft and warm pillow

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>>42128136

is it a B-T song?

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My beautyful wife

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>>42128302
Who?

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>>42128791

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PUbVI80qqI

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>>42127919
Sleepy Yuuka is the best Yuuka!
snooze~

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>>42128866
No, it's a property of (((Victor Entertainment))).

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Z z z z z z. . .

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Were Yuuka perfect these threads would not exist.
Were Yuuka perfect there would only be the remains of Yuuka.
Were Yuuka perfect I would not need to remind you of these things.

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What do you mean by "remains of Yuuka"?

>Were Yuuka perfect these threads would not exist.
>Were Yuuka perfect I would not need to remind you of these things.
It's us who are not perfect and not Yuuka.

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>>42150108
By remains I mean body. Her torments persist. If she were truly forgotten, as she should have been, we would not be seeing these things.
>It's us who are not perfect and not Yuuka.
Incorrect. Our imperfection makes Yuuka imperfect. Nothing that still suffers and desires is perfect.

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Christmas time!

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A shame this place is dead so often, another attempt at argument like last year would have been a good way to kill time. Most of these threads barely last without arguments/discussion anyway.
I have no gifts to offer for Christmas because nobody would want them. No pictures either.

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>>42160975
Picture of Yuuka would work just fine as a gift for the thread. But you decided not to bother

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>>42161323
NTA but I'm waiting on a commission not long how it will take but hopefully it will be soon

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>>42161323
Pictures are commonplace, completely worthless. Case in point with the fool who already replied to you.

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>>42150572
>>42160975
Imagine if you tried to be less morose all the time and gayer in the good sense, schizobro, maybe you'd find more joy both in life and the cult of Yuukarin. (Which, of course, is rather ironic of me to say.)

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>>42162893
You suppose I would say the things that I do without knowing this "joy" you speak of? Just the opposite.
>the cult of Yuukarin
My invention? The cult of murderers and the eternally unfaithful?

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>>42163080
Oh, I'm just saying that you willfully neglect indulging in this joy. Correct your mindset, or you get the imaginary bayonet-bullet combo as a particularly unmerry and lamentacious being.

>> My invention
Don't give yourself too much credit.

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>>42163294
Is the sort of nonsense you do joy? Why would I indulge in the greater evil? I indulge myself enough as is, and a single one of those moments might as well invalidate my entire existence.
>Don't give yourself too much credit.
Not at all. I am every murder and impiety. I am every weakness and failure. The idiots I decry are children in comparison, and you are aware of it.

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... what the fuck is up with the Yuuka thread.
Merry Chrisis and don't drink too much tonight.

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>>42163424
What I'm actually aware of is that you're suffering from schizophrenia and/or some sort of highly functioning autism and think a bit much of yourself. I wager being a carefree child and learning to relish in simple joys like sunlight, access to public utilities, or good Yuuka pictures you haven't seen before isn't that bad in comparison.

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This is my wife, isn't she cute?

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>>42164019
Absolutely cute, and here's mine.

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>>42164019
Fake Yuuka
Lacking her youkai regeneration

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>>42163917
As shallow as ever. No never-before-seen image is necessary to actually see something of Yuuka one has never seen before.
Every trick you worms pull has already had its day in me. Perhaps you would like a more thorough look into the mind of "king autist"? It would mean nothing, of course, birds cannot understand the pheonix, flowers cannot understand Yuuka etc.

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I love Green Raiko.

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>>42166021
Sure; I welcome meaningless but fascinating knowledge, and you are a very peculiar individal.

>>42165075
She's merely feigning weakness to lure her prey. Chasing after it is unbecoming for a youkai of her stature.

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>>42166362
That's clearly big Daiyousei, anon.

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>>42166449
I have a few things, a fairly acerbic "commentary" on anon's cute little fanfic from last year, and a short bit on Gensou Shoujo Taisen, or you could wait one to two weeks for a third more substaintial option. All quite lacking in seriousness, nothing too interesting or significant.

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>>42166449
Youkai moe is a powerful weapon and I'm willing to die by it.

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>>42167181
I don't mind.

>>42167309
Yet you had to support it with that shitty picture.

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>>42168312
You do not mind the wait? Fantastic.

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>>42168750
Neither the wait nor your opinion on how uninteresting they are, but I would say I mind making it into an "or" choice when I don't see a problem with an "and."

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>>42173322
Well you hadn't specified. The "or" is just a suggestion, I'm very glad you have an interest in my opinions even if you have none for my opinions on my opinions but that last option does need a bit more work. Genuinely no preference on your end, then?

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>>42174502
None, I suppose. Your character/mind is that intriguing.

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>>42174893
I better quit now in that case, wouldn't want to become a pseudo e-celebrity.
https://litter.catbox.moe/nwo2sk.pdf

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>>42175994
Wow, that's a big one.
How large is your physical library and how many books in there have margins filled with such remarks?

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>>42180273
Most of it is citations from the fanfic.
>How large is your physical library
Fairly small and unimpressive because I am stingy, not overly fond of (local) translations, and live in what a majority of people call a dump.
>how many books in there have margins filled with such remarks
None since I never felt the need to write in books and usually do not go very in-depth. If I find something particularly interesting I go back to reread passages, think them over, make associations, remember if necessary, occasionally mention to someone.. Same routine for canon dialogues.

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>>42175994
seeing this just makes me want to read the fic myself, can you spot me?

i also saw (i think you) mention gensou shoujo taisen so i'm here to gush about that too

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I left my heart in gensokyo

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Hayai sugiru, kono bo-do...

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>>42151462
Stupid youkai, you're letting the cold in!

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>>42181350
https://mega.nz/file/JkMG1bBY#4IiujGwWy-SaZYcCnBNW89ZY1FRyCP1b1YP9qmoZF2M
No idea if the author still comes here
>spoiler
It's a good bit of fun. You have to respect their ambition. Even characters that are just there for the sake of humor or to be walking memes like the two you posted are so committed to it and genuine that they end up loveable. The Yuuka stage was what convinced me that the head dev and the rest of his crew were completely unhinged in the best possible ways.
I would probably have to replay the whole thing through Complete Box this time but it would take a while and all the postgame things they added seem suspicious, like they might overextend themselves and end up taking away from the original setups

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I'd love a sandwich.

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>>42197842
She's gonna bloom again!

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>>42198311
You are now imagining her scream, "AAAAAAA IM BLOOOOOOMING!!!"

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>>42191627
Difficult choice

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>>42212084
Indeed, it's hard to decide with them how the "filling" should be positioned for the best experience.

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>>42219227
Windows Yuuka clearly goes in the middle.

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>>42219227
Whichever is most comfortable.

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>>42219227
Sleeping with the Yuukas

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Happy new year Yuck

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>>42228801
How fertile is this bunny?

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>>42236918
lol imagine if Yuuka overpowered you using just her legs and hips and then smothered you with her butt just to show how weak you are haha

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>>42237077
Yeah, that would be pretty embarrassing, haha. I mean, look at her.

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>>42237077
oh no man that would be so humiliating I can't imagine how awful that would feel haha

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Yuuka is cute and fluffly

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Thoughts on Yuukarin's underwear?

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>>42231706
I hope you enjoy having a soccer team's worth of kids
You don't have a choice in the matter

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>>42248581
Indeed.

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>>42248604
I, for one, am a fan of Yuukarin's underwear.

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>>42127919
What is that rush of eyes? There's so many, they obviously aren't human. It means you have the right idea, the smartest in space. Japan is an island floating in time. Look out for it. Brought to you by Tv.

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>>42250701
You ok, bro?

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>>42248604
>>42250031
It makes me hard, it activates my primal reproductive instincts with the admiration of a supernatural beauty, Yuuka is truly precious, a gem among gems.

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>>42250701
What need is there to look out? It is right there.
>>42260639
Yet still no pearl.

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>>42260870
Yet an emerald has much more value than a whole pearl necklace.

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>>42263101
The pearl is without stain or impurity. Without understanding this, one naturally gravitates towards the unclean.

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Yuukarin is perfection and I worship ever inch of her body

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>>42266776
Pearls are literally made out of impurities, foreign bodies that bother the mollusc, whereas purity is achievable and valued in gems.

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>>42270798
Is this a public school lesson? What can become pure can lose this purity and what is valued is depreciated. Foreign, however, is a good word, very in line with Yuuka.

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>ywn make daily visits to the Garden of the Sun and have Yuuka slowly warm up to you

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>>42271029
You are just playing with words at this point, calling white black.

>>42271151
Why are you quoting my thoughts as if you know them?

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>>42273579
>You are just playing with words at this point, calling white black.
Are you daft, man? You were the first person to switch the topic from a symbolic orientation to an empirical one just to try and prove a point through equivocation, and now you even dare to pull an Eiki-style partialism that does not apply just about anywhere except in the faulty dreams of the optimistic.
>>42271151
And thank the heavens for it. Can you imagine how boring she would be then?

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>>42166602
>big Daiyousei
Big big fairy
The biggest of faries

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>>42248604
Expensive, feminine and only for (You) to see.

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Would Yuuka make a good maid?

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>>42278429
Personality-wise no, but depending on the situation she would go along with it and cause unexpected results.

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>>42185090
>No idea if the author still comes here
What are the odds, I visit /jp/ for the first time in months and I find this ancient thing dug up. I was well convinced that it was forgotten forever.
Feel free to ask me anything

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>>42280792
What color are Yuuka's panties?

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>>42280838
Black, this is well-settled. Probably a few red ones here and there as well

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>>42127919
Cute girl

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Yuuka has the perfect color scheme & attitude to look good with tights.

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>>42280792
Why would I need to ask you anything? Your writing told me more than you ever could.
"Commentating" your work was a very interesting experience.

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>>42284019
Imagine if Yuuka bullies you by sitting on your face and making you smell her sweaty tights. That would be so horrible.

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>>42284347
Can I see it at least? As far as I know that would be the only commentary it ever got

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>>42280838
She wears bloomers.

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>>42285744
https://litter.catbox.moe/2cfcen.pdf

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>>42286362
…On second thought, I’ll save whatever’s left of my sanity and pass. I don’t think I have the heart to get through this. It was the first fanfic I ever wrote in my life, I was surprised when some anon told me he liked it so I continued, in hopes of making something that could provide value to others. Well I suppose it did in the end…
Do you have any advice for me then? Not on the fanfic but on life in general. What should I do? Besides killing myself.

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>>42286491
I'm another guy, who hasn't yet had/devoted the time to read either your fanfic or the commentary.
My advice to you is to continue living and try to enjoy simple things in life, like sunlight or potable water, although I'm giving this advice while seething with rage and jealousy from something I just saw, so it's pretty ironic.

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>>42286491
>What should I do? Besides killing myself.
Well that escalated quickly.

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>>42286491
What advice do you expect to receive if you are unable to bear the full brunt of one idiosyncratic list of comments holding a mock competition against your own work? Why do you fall into despair when the entire rest of the thread would probably still find your fic sweet and heartfelt? If you cannot specify what troubles you it is unlikely that you will receive anything except generalities. Being hurt by criticism and being hurt by the contents of the criticsm are not the same.
>>42286797
Rage and hypocrisy I can see, it is the common lot of our ilk, but jealousy? What are you wasting time on now?

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>>42287145
It doesn't matter what made me worthy of pic related at the difference in treatment between myself and someone else, and it only has a very distant temporal relation to this thread and board.

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>>42287145
>Why do you fall into despair when the entire rest of the thread would probably still find your fic sweet and heartfelt?
Because I don’t really think it was that good either. I’ve written more since then but I know who you are, you are probably much more bothered by the substance of it than whatever infantile writing or all the other mistakes I made. While I’ve grown as a writer since then, I haven’t really changed much as a person. For what it’s worth I want to be a good person, and I figured the person who dedicated 40 pages to shitting all over me might have some advice on that end. I don’t have the emotional bandwidth to read through an entire academic paper of it because I’m even more suicidal than usual lately and if you don’t have anything to say to me, goodbye then.

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>>42287569
Now this is an overuse of words.
>what made me worthy of pic related
That would be you yourself.
>>42287636
Me "shitting all over you" for forty pages is a conclusion you've come to here and now without really engaging the text, a text that is not overly difficult or complex. I was very critical at times, I cannot deny that, sometimes my mood is volatile and it can no longer stand the usual nonsense, since your short work was recommended to me I did with it whatever came to mind. That said, if you are interested in whatever I'm propounding then your best recourse would be to actually read through the pdf and mull parts of it over if you think they are worth the time. On being a good man I can offer no advice since I do not fit the description regardless of what definition you use.
Having a vague idea of what your current state might be like, however, whatever you hear, see or (do not) do could be used as another catalyst for destruction. In that case, do not force yourself to do or not do anything until you are able to handle it.

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>>42288425
That's what I said.
It's a pic from my own reactions folder.

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The most dangerous youkai in all of gensokyo

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>>42243379
You sick!

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Comfy winter Yuuka

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>>42286491
Keep on doing them. Creative expression is a rarity these days. I make shitty c64 sid tunes and while they're shit, it's to improve. Stopping is the end.

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>>42299601
You must be clairvoyant, as I am indeed feeling this way.

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>>42301136
It's raw.

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>>42300812
Anon has convinced me that fantasizing over 2d women is wrong. Or maybe reminded me what I always knew all along, that it was wrong. I've lost so many hours, so many opportunities to develop myself, and gained nothing other than embarrassment. There's no right way to go about it.

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>>42285545
Truly a ruthless bully

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>>42306026
Have a Yuuka.

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>>42306026
What a snowflake, giving up despite not even having scat caricatures drawn of you, being told to kill yourself times and times over, or mostly ignored for years. Refer to the image in >>42287569.

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>>42306026
How do you feel when you see this board and all the posts on it?
>>42307252
Simple calumny and gossip, and no doubt you twist such circumstances into a point of pride for why you haven't surrendered. These are the source of momentary discomfort. In the right environment, a few well-placed words (or, say, a single line of a doujin), without any profanity or personal insult, can provide the "sufficient reason" for some sleepless nights.

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>>42308703
Oh, I know that extremely well too, rest assured.

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>>42308703
>How do you feel when you see this board and all the posts on it?
Well, there’s two things wrong. One, the whole practice in general makes a person inherently more selfish and makes respecting real human beings ever more impossible. It’s ultimately a form of narcissism, since you’re falling in love with an idea you have created.
However, even if you wanted to cast aside reality and pursue the delusion, I also think touhou is a terrible series to go about it with. Looking back at my yuuka fic, I have to wonder why I projected all of that onto yuuka instead of just pursuing a character which was actually that. Most anime, manga, and video games do not go for the vagueness that ZUN does.
So in sum, I think /jp/ is wrong and they’re pursuing the wrong course of action in the wrong way as well.

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>>42311738
>Most anime, manga, and video games do not go for the vagueness that ZUN does.
Though ironically, in all the other girl-centric series I have gone through (idols, ships, fate, etc) you do not see this sort of thing as often. Most people are just there to coom and don’t really have the pretense of loyalty and relationship that /jp/ does. I can’t really explain why, I think touhou is just an inherently more autistic crowd who is more prone to latching onto a single thing to the exclusion of all else.

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>>42311738
>>42311792
I can partially agree. The narcissism and autism are inevitable, fanon is everywhere encouraged, it is easy to see when someone else flies off into obvious headcanon territory but since people often notice this when it is at odds with their own, few recognize the headcanon in themselves. Look at any thread where someone has implied or tried to convince someone else that a certian character is this or that bust size, is or is not pure, and similar. If not intended as a joke, it is hilarious.
This being said, I still consider it one of Touhou's strengths to have such freedom of interpretation. Much of it is boring and got old years ago, and I have always criticized many of these and similar "projections", not purely because they are selfish, but because I think they do not quite understand the general spirit of the franchise or the actual character (which is there, be assured). To an extent, every interpretation is "right", and yet not all of them are equally quality.
As for the point that puzzles you, the difference might be in the fact that the other series you mention have had all of their girls designed with an audience in mind, while ZUN went with most of his character designs (at least in the early period) because he wanted them that way and only later felt inclined to expand the setting, which made them more charming to onlookers.
Of course I might simply be the most delusional, all of my meticulous questioning and reading of canonical and non-canonical information to express what I would consider a proper look at Yuuka as a character (which includes the blank spaces that an individual fan can fill in) could be a more grandiose form of "projection". Nevertheless, I do not do it out of romantic or sexual interest. Even a seemingly pathetic scenario that is excessively self-indulgent can be turned around and used as an opportunity to better understand both oneself and the object of one's obsessions.

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>>42312583
https://wiki.bibanon.org/Neurotypical_idiots
This was very influential on me back in the day, I’d be surprised if you haven’t seen it by now but it’s one of the more interesting things this board has produced. There’s a lot of debate on if it’s real or not (I don’t think it is) but the viewpoints that went into it are in my opinion very real.
Once again, it’s strange how normalized this is within the small subculture of a subculture that is /jp/, because you really do not see this anywhere else nowadays. It’s ironic that a sort of “hookup culture” has become commonplace between the gacha of the month, seasonal anime of the month, vtuber of the month etc, this sort of intense devotion is really a relic of the 00’s pretty much. I say this because I think a lot of what bothers you is the selfishness of human relationships in general, of course Yuuka being fake definitely makes it more obvious but a lot of this applies to normalfags and their failed relationships as well. The “hookup culture” makes the selfishness more efficient but at the end of the day, it might always be there, even in the “purest” of loves.

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>>42312810
This is the second time someone has tossed that link my way, and judging by how you describe it, by two different people.
>this sort of intense devotion is really a relic of the 00’s pretty much
Might be the case, save for a few stragglers, and I was very late to that party.
>fake
I use this word with some reservation since the fact that there is no physically existing "person" present is indispensable for better understanding but some might take it at face value.
The presence of selfishness in nearly all but especially "romantic" and sexual relationships is obvious. it simply tends to reach even farther in my mind. Pure love is something I can hardly believe in, most vanillafags strike me as more blatantly disgusting than the most unstable deviant, and my opinions on sex are predominantly negative. Most human endeavours end up suspect.

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>>42313584
Going beyond just the realm of the fictional, I don’t think it’s possible to have a functioning society without at least the pretense of love. A society where people don’t even attempt to develop long lasting cooperative relationships would look much like, well, the black community in america. For better or worse, the vast majority of a person’s fate depends on the parents that birthed them, and more specifically, the relationship between those two parents. These relationships are ultimately a tool of evolution, the human brain is selfish to provide for its survival but it also knows that it would soon die without the help of others.
So really it’s just a choice, to let humanity sink back into entropy, or to attempt to build towards an ideal that may not be possible. Either way, the fictional character Yuuka is simply a way of sidestepping that game

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>>42313918
>or to attempt to build towards an ideal that may not be possible.
And it’s no coincidence to me that the heavily k selected culture of japan is the society that pushes these ideals the furthest in their media

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>>42313918
The first part is fairly obvious, yes, a society requires groups to be established and the family is the most basic unit etc. but remember that a society, like most anything, social or otherwise, requires exclusion to function. Whether biological determinism or something close to it is at play is debtable but in my mind there is more than biology at play in the way things are set up.
>to let humanity sink back into entropy, or to attempt to build towards an ideal that may not be possible
Now these two choices do not seem so different to me. An ideal, once realized, is hardly much of an ideal. Not to mention that entropy requires an object to devour, and the second option provides its needs.
>Either way, the fictional character Yuuka is simply a way of sidestepping that game
The way most people treat her, it's more of a surrogate, playing a slightly altered ruleset within the same system. A real shame, since she seems better fit to exit the system altogether.
And Japan, well, it might be a case of the effort being the result, so building towards an ideal is a manifestation of the ideal or similar.

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Why are Yuuka threads always filled with this autismo schizoid shit? I have literally never seen one Yuuka thread that wasn't full of this bullshit.

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>>42314304
I think the better question is why nobody bothers to think critically about the things they base their entire personalities around in other threads.

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Normally I would tell you fucks to stop being autistic but I'm feeling particularly autistic today so I will indulge.

Back in 2020 when the world went to shit, I fell into the fucking vtuber pit. While this new lifestyle of mine has given me moments of what I perceived was joy that fact the entire vtuber scene has devolved into a drama filled cesspool (which seems to be the fate of all things) has been giving me nothing but misery lately. Today in a brief moment of clarity I decided to ignore everything vtuber related today and play an ancient video game from my childhood. I'm not sure if it made me happy but it seemed to make me less miserable.

I'm not asking for help or advice, I'm quite aware the only person who can fix my issues is myself. I'm not even asking people to read the drivel I am typing. I'm just saying these things for the sake of saying them.

Nevertheless I still love Yuuka. At least I love my Yuuka. I'm not sure if my Yuuka is the correct or proper Yuuka but I don't really care.

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>>42314336
A bit of an overstatement, most people probably do not base their entire personalities on whatever they say here, whether now or in the past.
>>42314515
Nice diary entry.
>At least I love my Yuuka. I'm not sure if my Yuuka is the correct or proper Yuuka but I don't really care.
Again, "your" Yuuka does not exist in some theoretical vacuum.

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>>42315140
>Nice diary entry.
First and probably last time I will ever do that, today was just the perfect storm of autism

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Cute autism, anons!

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>>42316344
No worries, my diary is longer.
>>42318358
Watch your tongue

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>>42320345
Or what, it gets stuck to Yuuka's body? That seems more like an incentive to commit.

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Is it wrong that I want to make Yuuka a mother?

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>>42321419
Yes. You want to create more sadistic monsters to fill the world.

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>>42320862
That's quite the rump.

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>>42321419
It's wrong if you only want to give her 1 child and no more than 5

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>>42321457
I'd make a baseball team's worth of green haired half youkais with her

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>>42321419
Yeah, it's wrong.
Yuuka is far more suited to be the evil mommy type who looks for a pure and innocent kid to corrupt and teach all the worst ways to behave, gradually destroying all their friendships and other relationships as they become more and more like Yuuka herself.

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>>42321419
Yuuka is the maternity hu

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>>42314261
I think Yuuka is more of an ironic character if anything. She has a love for flowers and a bright colorful design, but she ends up playing the villain. She is very rude to others but her music is really warm, nostalgic, and sweet. She talks a big game but she hasn’t really done much, in the same game where she says genocide is just a game she expressly takes care to avoid harming innocents while testing new magic. And on a broader level, it’s extremely strange to me how she represents both what is real (nature) but also what is unreal (the world of dreams in pc98)
Basically she makes no sense, saying that Yuuka is a character who would never develop feelings for anyone feels like too simple of an answer but “dragging her down” to the human level also feels wrong. Actually, I don’t even think it’s possible to be snarky to others unless you have that capacity for bonding, disrespect is only the shadow of respect. If she was completely solitary and emotionless, she would be entirely neutral on that end. Whether anyone can actually form a relationship with her is a different matter however, but I don’t think it’s impossible, keep in mind most of the characters she talks to in the games are pigheaded retards too.

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>>42324680
We know nothing of how she acts in Windows canon other than PofV. And in that she was basically just using the flower incident to troll the shit out of everybody since she was bored.

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>>42324680
And that only scratches the surface of how many ostensible "contradictions" she accumulated over her short and prolific career as a relevant character. There are ways to try and reconcile them but I feel she will inevitably be neither here nor there, and that is where she is at her strongest.
>If she was completely solitary and emotionless, she would be entirely neutral on that end.
Neutrality as most people imagine it is a difficult thing to find. Taking a more Oriental approach, so to speak, we can keep her ultimately aloof and proud, far above the common man, while allowing the full range of interactions and emotions by saying that she's never affected by outside circumstances on a deep level. The famous genocide line, for instance, is genuine, she really is just enjoying herself to the apparent horror or amusement of the player, while lightly poking fun at the entirety of Makai, she has nothing to really prove or accomplish. Similarly with her interactions in PoFV, she sees through everyone else and engages in some light bullying but without any malice or cunning, just natural playfulness, even against Eiki with some reservations. If we have to go down the route of imagination, sure, she can have a cordial relationship with someone else, perhaps even a romantic one, but not on the level of a lovestruck highschool girl. When we start to go down more interesting roads, and make serious statements such as one of my personal favorites:
>You're my very first spouse in this long meaningless life of mine...
Then we have gone too far. Of course, this, too, can be interpreted in more acceptable ways.

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>>42325063
It would be very hard to develop a romantic relationship with Yuuka, and despite being a non-serious character, the sheer difficulty it takes to get through to her would naturally make the more casual romance or friendship not really possible. It would have to be a pretty serious spark of attachment, or it just wouldn’t attach at all. Not going to defend a single line of that fic, but on a strictly Yuuka level, any romance (if at all) would necessitate a degree of severity, unless she was just fooling around to begin with, in which case it’s not really romance

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>>42325138
Attachment is the crucial word, you see, and it is why I cannot abide by any of the romances I've seen. That Yuuka girl, no, she is too great, too free a spirit for any real attachment.
>any romance (if at all) would necessitate a degree of severity, unless she was just fooling around to begin with, in which case it’s not really romance
Maybe, but it would not be the first time she's taken something most people consider serious and treated it like a bit of fun. Once you really get into a game, you can take it quite seriously while it lasts.

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>>42325261
https://youtu.be/7FZUFe80v7Q
https://youtu.be/llO4PINy2e8
https://youtu.be/4_vq5KOjgdw
https://youtu.be/C4gaWY5THh4
What do these four songs represent to you? To me, it has always felt much more like longing than it has the type of above-it-all freedom you describe.
>Once you really get into a game, you can take it quite seriously while it lasts.
Not really a Yuuka-specific thing, this is just the tragedy of romance to begin with, specifically with women. They are fickle and disloyal, but they always continue to seek out romance regardless

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>>42325368
I don't deny that all four of those have a sorrowful tinge to them, some whimsical and ethereal feeling that might characterize the fleeting dreams of youth. Even then, like a dream, they still have a good bit of energy and playfulness to them. The longing you hear might just be how we feel when we hear it now, and who knows, perhaps it reflects what the composer was thinking of at the time as well. Perhaps the difference in our views is because I've always been partial to Flower Land over her other themes. In broad strokes,
>Lotus Love
Fantastical intro, a common occurence in LLS, cute, somewhat uninteresting until it hits the main portion a minute in, builds up anticipation.
>Sleeping Terror
Personal favorite intro, drops off a little after. Emphasizes that your opponent has more to her than meets the eye.
>Dream Land
Short but climactic, lighter in tone than MS stage 6 and others so it can come off a bit like a melancholic last push instead of a final showdown.
>Inanimate Dream
Very "cool", as ZUN would say, hectic, loud and intimidating without losing any of the usual Touhou charm, a strange but effective blend of two seemingly disparate styles. The unused version and later MIDI remix are interesting alternatives.
>Not really a Yuuka-specific thing, this is just the tragedy of romance to begin with, specifically with women. They are fickle and disloyal, but they always continue to seek out romance regardless
Good thing Yuuka does not seek it out then.
Now, I know what you mean, games are often frivolous and women are known to act without understanding the gravity of a situation. Even so, do not think that I refer to typically feminine cruelty, which is either born out of cunning or naivety. I might simply be misunderstanding your point, however.

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Time to genocide your genes.

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>>42335502
Your children will have lush green hair like their mother

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>>42335502
Youkai wombs are truly amazing.

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>>42339347
Indeed

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Yuuka would probably be a good mother. She takes care of her flowers and she's lived for so long she might be amused by the idea of spending 20 years or so to raise a few kids.

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>>42339635
For such long lived youkai the idea of having a husband is more akin to you owning a hamster in terms of lifespan

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>>42339658
Exactly, sounds like something she would do for fun every few centuries