/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

what is up with your obsession over touhou characters? Seriously I don't get how they can get an entire community of fans to create so much fan comics, music and all this shit.

[Anonymous No.]

no sion

[Anonymous No.]

japan loves their loli

[Anonymous No.]

IT has like 20 games over more than a decade. It's like mario or zelda.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7808205
yea low budget games that aren't original in anyway. Only difference is they use touhou characters.

[Anonymous No.]

I will never understand the community obsessed with little girls

[Anonymous No.]

>>7808205
Except most of the Touhou fans don't play the games.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7808217
I honestly didn't even know there were any until recently.

[Anonymous No.]

>Not liking lolis that shoot lasers at each other.

[Anonymous No.]

http://youarenotsosmart.com/2010/05/26/the-perils-of-introspection/

That's why you don't get other people's obsessions, OP.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7808227
Where the hell's her right leg?

[Anonymous No.]

Yeah, there's nothing original or new in the game itself. I doubt even 10% here has played them through.

The weird part is the sub-sub phenom shit like yukkuri. A whole ecosystem of pics, games, & stories from 1 fucked up shift-JIS artwork.

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One word. Autism.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7808231
I can explain why a photo of a tree is pleasing. It gives oxygen and provides shade on hot summer days. Touhou on the other hand is just little girls with attitudes that try to kill each other. I really don't understand why people can like it so much to the point it's their main hobby.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7808217
And those that have either ragequit or can make their way to 1ccing entire games on Lunatic difficulty.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7808249
>I can explain why a photo of a tree is pleasing. It gives oxygen and provides shade on hot summer days
This is strange, people as autistic as yourself usually enjoy touhou.

[Anonymous No.]

bump

I though /jp/ loved touhou?

[Anonymous No.]

>>7808261
Is just a fucking tree, nerd.

[PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw No.]

>>7808304
Well, some do and some don't.

The real question is why should we tell an outsider about our hobbies?

[Anonymous No.]

>>7808334
Yes! We must infect them with the touhous

[Anonymous No.]

>>7808250
>a photo of a tree
>gives oxygen and provides shade

[Anonymous No.]

the time has come and so have i

[Anonymous No.]

>>7808354
Touhou is an infection now?
Does that mean Guilty Gear is the cure?

[Y10NRDY !kxh.1oTAkU No.]

I don't get how people still use this image in 2011.

I seriously hoped people weren't still doing this.

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[Anonymous No.]

touhoues are cute, they remind me of my genitalia.

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>>7808231
You just blew my mind and ruined my life at the same time.

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>>7808231
I'm pretty sure two related effects are being confounded here. That's not really the perils of introspection so much as it is the perils of having the people around dictate to you what you like.

>Also, when you attempt to justify your decisions or emotional attachments, you start worrying about what your explanation says about you as a person.
Or rather, this is code for, "you start worrying what other people will think about your explanation" because they are worrying about outside perception. Even not consciously, they have internalized outside standards even when they are making private decisions.