/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Well, I posted this on /a/, but they told me to bring it here.

Ok then, /jp/. Let's see what you have to say.

The feedback is 100%, but he's only gotten 8 feedback reviews. Plus, good feedback doesn't mean shit most of the time. Picture is just a stock photo, so I can't tell if it's fake by the picture. He's in Hong Kong, land of a million shitty bootlegs.

Should I buy this fig?

[Anonymous No.]

>>817264

[Anonymous No.]

I don't see a fig
I do see a mention of /a/

Sage activated

[Anonymous No.]

Buy what?

Also, decide yourself you faggot, or maybe you could ask your mother.

[Anonymous No.]

>>817275
What I'm buying doesn't matter, I just want to know if everything from China is counterfeit.

[Anonymous No.]

only faggots buy figs, hope that helps

[Anonymous No.]

>>817280
/jp/ is not China - General

[Anonymous No.]

>>817280

translation:

>I am buying a Geass fig

Everything from China is toxic if not bootleg. Enjoy your anal lead poisoning.

[Anonymous No.]

>>817275
>/a/
>sage

So quick to reject your homeland? Do you forget where you came from? Or is this the first wave of newfag summer and you don't even remember the split?

[Anonymous No.]

>>817288

[Anonymous No.]

>>817307
Summer's in full force.

[Anonymous No.]

>>817307

Current /a/ has about as much in common with old /a/ as current /b/ has with old /b/. That is not my homeland. And I am inclined to go with the conventional wisdom of "he who smelt it dealt it."

[Anonymous No.]

>>817354
From what I can tell, it's pretty much the same.

[Anonymous No.]

>>Current /a/ has about as much in common with old /a/ as current /b/ has with old /a/