/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Tokiko No.]

Why can't there be more girls like this.

[Anonymous No.]

I want that hoodie.

;__;

[Anonymous No.]

You will never be a tomato ;_;

[Anonymous No.]

I honestly can't say I understand the appeal of retard moe.

Girls like this one, Ichigo Mashimaro's Miu, or K-ON's Yui are just annoying, and a rare instance of me developing an intense dislike towards a fictional character.

I can't like them, I can't relate to them, and I don't find them entertaining.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705790
your gay, dude

[Tokiko No.]

>>8705796
They can be pretty annoying though. Ever heard of a show called Milky Holmes?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705799
Milky Holmes is a deconstruction/parody, so it doesn't count.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705777
Pardon my ignorance, but who is this, exactly?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705799
I'm not sure what you mean. None of the girls in Milky Holmes are annoying.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705820

bob from veggie tales

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705804
Milky Holmes isn't a deconstruction of anything, it's just a really bad comedy.

[Tokiko No.]

>>8705820
As far as I'm concerned, she's just a beautiful girl that will never become a Tomato.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705790
That is uncalled for.
Please do not group Toshinou Kyouko with those retarded KEY retard clone.
She has the combination of best trait from Noda, Miyako and Tomo.

[Anonymous No.]

You want more girls to be raging lesbians?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705835
Miu isn't a Key-clone, she's just a precocious little girl.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705837
he wants more girls to be tomatoes.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705835
Go back to >>>/u/

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705826
Oh come, it's a great examination/deconstruction of mahou shoujo tropes, with the girls losing their magical powers instead of gaining them, their insufferable personalities, how useless they're without the powers, etc.

It's bloody brilliant.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705865
>deconstruction
Please stop using that word when you're not talking about the physical process of dismantling something. It doesn't mean what you think it means.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705870
Please stop adhering to outdated definitions when everyone else have moved on.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705790
Miu can generally be somewhat insufferable if not paired up with Chika--they are really good foils to each other, especially on a comedic level (I think they addressed this in one of the later issues of of the manga).

She really did shine in the one episode where she attempts a backflip and ends up in the afterlife.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705832
>>8705830

I guess /jp/ isn't any better than the rest of the boards.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8705877
Miu is a less annoying example, but that's probably more because of how good the series was.

The least annoying example of this trope was Tomo, but Tomo was on another level entirely - she wasn't really comedic as much as genuinely disturbed, I really liked that. There's a couple of scenes where she acts ridiculously self-destructive, and her friends, particularly Yomi, treat her like you would actually treat someone with mental issues.