Also only 300 floppies were ever made. The floppies are super rare and super expensive. That is the preview edition. The CD-Rs half-moon editions were released twice at Comiket http://tsukikan.com/tmdb/tsukihime-plus-disc.html One by themselves and others with Tsukibako
I don't have the floppy. I have the CD-R half-moon tsukihime and the Tsukibako Tsukibako isn't even that rare
月
>>214029 he's actually a drug cat that's making deliveries he set up the twitter so his clients know when he's bringin over the goods
Anno
>>214120 The thought of VNs being sold on floppies is kind of neat to me. That the doujin creative industry goes so far back as when floppies were still commonplace.
月
>>214126 it wasn't that long ago consider that cardcaptor sakura came out in 96 and clover got their start in low-key doujin content that's already early 90s time and had the platform to make people famous
FormerRei@mobile
>>214126 Also not all vns are doujin Oh shit that reminds me I think YUNO is getting a remake soon or something.
Anno
>>214128 Yes but Tsukihime was a doujin market release.
かんなぎ☆
>>214126 It is the // it was back in the early day were 2 man teams would dump floppies and ZIP Disks and have those fancy iomega drives
Maria
>>214126 Doujin industry has been around since like the early 80s. I think a lot of pc98 games were made by guys in their bedrooms you can probably draw a paralell between that and british programmers for the Spectrum
wow harsh, poor // Don't judge people with outie belly buttons. >>214162 I am mostly challenging my ability to remember all your lewd proclivatives
FormerRei@mobile
>>214161 They can be gross sometimes. I'm an adult now so I dont really care as much, but when I was a kid there were a few people I knew with outies that I bullied a bit
Anno
>>214161 I would not think better of someone for having one.
Make a world that's at least as happy as that one. The world needs more stories of positive futures. I am pretty much done with dystopian future as a genre
>>214188 I was thinking more of a very empty future like humanity had died out and was learning about the world again. I like the idea of everything being very quiet and still and nature regaining the world. small groups of human being in awe of the world but be excited to explore it and discover it again. Everything is a mystery again.
Anno
That's a bit like an idea I've been playing around with. A world that was once a hyper-advanced magic-based society that made nature-defying wonders and creations of wonder. But then the magic runs out and all the constructs and structures fall apart without the magic that previously sustained them. And then working stories in a world several centuries later, where technology has advanced to something akin to the Industrial revolution of our world, and the people that seek to understand the culture and creations of people from this ancient past.
>>214191 To be honest, I think it is just a sceneario I would love to be in. and writing it up would be the closest way to living it.
I would love to go to a world where no one was around for miles and miles.
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
birdo go
かんなぎ☆
I wouldn't mind the idea of like slipping into a different dimension where you are there but no one can interact with you or anything and you just peacefully watch the world go by >>214197 That sounds kinda neato, I would like to visit you at some point!
月
>>214194 yo come visit me dude i have to drive to my mailbox
>>214198 good night >>214196 i didn't have my glasses on i thought i was talking to blue haha i thought blue was the one saying he didn't want people around for miles
>>214207 going home from university I was shitposting at uni and now I'm gonna shitpost at home. I might watch anime with some friends if the stars align and we're all awake
Man, the extra songs on the ED and OP CDs are so good. Sasuga New Game.
Time to listen to the ED on repeat for a week until I know all the words.
Anno
>>214222 I can definitely agree with that, but I'm not someone to knock them for trying it that way.
>>214219 It's a bit difficult form -for me to put down a concrete interpretation for myself, since I watched it so long ago, and afterwards I discussed the show a lot with a friend at the time.
>>214225 That's a hard question because the show doesn't let on much about its world. One day a girl finds herself hatching out of a giant egg in a sleepy town and grows a pair of wings and a halo. A bunch of other girls have the same features. The rest of the show is about her life in town and learning about the religious traditions of the place
"The Haibane, enigmatic youths with halos and flightless, grey-feathered wings, live in a sleepy town surrounded by impenetrable wall--only the crows may come and go. Reki, an older Haibane, discovers a new cocoon, from which Rakka emerges possessing no memories except that of her dream of falling. Questions of her existence cloud Rakka's mind as she struggles to learn the ways of the Haibane and to help Reki escape the Circle of Sin."
Off the back of the DVD case.
It's a episodic slice of life series that gives you insight into a strange culture of a strange town with a peculiar assortment of residents. There's some heavy concepts that lay beneath the day-to-day life of the Haibane and there's compelling reasons to become attached to the characters. The show is a very lovely piece of work and I appreciate it when people try to watch it.
>Scrolling through an artist's twitter feed >huh what's that >そういえば届きました例のオナホ s-sou
Maria
>>214228 This is a good description. Haibanei is a show where a lot of the detail is in the background or found by extraploating implications of little details. A lot isn't spoonfed to you
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
okay that went pretty well too bad it's an SF job can't go back or can I...
>>214235 I haven't seen that one but a lot of people really like it.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214233 Those "anime classics" boxes are basically the only "budget anime complete series" box sets whose cover design I don't despise.
Maria
>>214235 It is. It's also only 12 episodes so it's not a big time investment if you don't like it. Sometimes a show will try to be DEEP and end up feeling impenetrable, but Haibanei works in a way that you can appreciate it on a surface level as well
>>214241 You're underestimating how troublesome it all is.
No, I have my last final tomorrow.
Anno
>>214238 Well you have to remember mileage does vary on stuff like this. I have friends that found Haibane too deep for them, and the SoL stuff just ended up being too monotone. Still, it is part of a group of series that I always appreciate people trying to watch and engage in. Shows like it, The Tatami Galaxy, Mushi-shi, Lain. They're all fantastic series and though I know they're niche entertainment in the end, I still appreciate when people at least make a starting effort to watch them.
>>214242 Do you think so? I was a student for a long time too.
Is it a good idea to stay up late before your final?
FormerRei@mobile
>>214244 Wrong post >>214243 >Haibanei was too deep for them ? That's almost tragic Usually when people mention something being too deep for them I call them a casual or something. Have you tried discussing it afterwards to help them understand it better?
>>214244 I don't think you had to go through training like I have to go through, no.
Is it a good idea? Not really. But I was persuaded to stay up late.
Anno
>>214245 More specifically, it's that they weren't picking up or caring to observe the undertones and mystique of the town from the get-go. And as a standalone SoL anime the show isn't terribly entertaining until things start to go places later on. If you're just watching and not looking, the earlier bits of the show are not particularly fascinating.
>>214247 Not everyone "gets it" oj the first watch. Not that I think you should make them watch ut again. But it might be possible to have discussions before or after episodes that might make them better notice things.
>>214252 I would appreciate it if you give the show , Haibane Renmei, that is, a try. It's a show very dear to my heart. Though if you find that it isn't gripping or enjoyable for you, then you shouldn't feel obliged to get through it all.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214252 Err, I mean you should totally give it a shot. It's very good, but I think watching Abe's stuff in order puts it in perspective well.
Maria
>>214252 yeah it's a good show I'd also reccomend Lain since it has character designs by the same artist and has the same director. Lain's a show where you really gotta pay attention though or you won't get it.
Anno
>>214255 That's a bit of a stretch though. Lain and much of the other work he participated in were collaborations between him and two or three other major creators. Where as Haibane is much more a creative piece of his own.
>>214258 I know, I'm talking about Haibane being more of his creative influence, where as many of the other anime he worked on were creative collaborations.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214257 He wrote the manga that NiEA_7 was based on and the manga that Haibanei was based on. *adapted from There is a signifigance in watching NieA_7 immediately afyer Lain though. That one I'd say is the most important to watch in order of production.
Anno
>>214256 What is Lain about? >>214254 I will add it to my list. Why is it dear to your heart? That question sounds rude but I am not sure how to phrase it better. Sorry.
Maria
>>214259 Lain is about the internet and how it affects our lives. One day a girl jumps off a building and then her ghost starts sending emails to her classmate, Lain. Lain then starts investigating the emails from this dead girl and there's a big mystery.
>>214261 I'm going to Hawaii, I guess. Even though I still don't know what I'm supposed to do there.
Anno
>>214259 No, thanks for asking. It's dear to my heart because of a couple reasons. I watched the show for a first time at a point in my life where I was going through a changing phase, parts of my life were re-arranging and things were becoming different. Maybe this made me particularly volatile as a person but the empathetic strong points of Haibane really spoke out to me because of that. It was also one of the first times I was going out and exploring full, finished anime series. Up until then I had just been watching weekly shows for the most part, but Haibane was one of the first shows I got to marathon through from start to finish. Watching a show like that is a much different experience from watching it week after week. It was also one of the first pieces of fiction I really got to talk HARD about with other people. Like get into discussions on details, subtexts, hidden meanings. Stuff that gets me as a writing nerd fired up a fair bit. It was at the start of my entrance into Internet communities and talking about it helped me ease into the Internet culture. Without it I don't know if I would be where I am right now.
The show also has a very lovely ambiance to it and the production, while aging since it was animated in the early '00s, has a certain artistic feel to it. And there is a powerful moral takeaway to be found in the conclusion of the story, which in due respect I will avoid getting into at this point. It's a marvelous show.
i've spend like 40 orbs actually probably closer to 60 or 70 orbs trying to get Mathilda and didn't get any of the new characters
I got 6 Gwens though
FormerRei@mobile
Also two of the best literary reccomendations I've ever gotten were in the form of comments in the comments section of different episodes of Haibanei Renmei on Veoh.
>>214268 I sure hope not. If the plan is to sit around and do nothing, then I'm gonna say fuck the plans and do whatever I want. If I'm visiting Hawaii, I'm going to explore.
>>214271 No, they don't count as Native Americans. I'm not uninterested in any culture, especially that culture, but it's not related to my Native American interests at all.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214272 I said that mainly because a week or so ago I was talking about anthropology stuff and comparative religion and I gave you a book reccomendation but you declined interest after I told you it wasn't predominantly about native Americans.
>>214274 I have three albums of music from the series. The music is really, really good. Otani Kou's composition work is amazing, and he works wonders with Masumi Itou's vocals.
The two of them both participated in the music of Jinrui wa Suitashimashita and I feel contributed a considerable bit to why that series was also so good. It's a shame he hasn't really done anime work since 2013. Or hasn't done any at all.
>>214264 >>214260 I did not mean to select both of these posts. Sorry. >>214260 That sounds interesting. >>214264 It sounds like that show is very important to you.
>>214290 I have started it but did not finish it. I won't say I was disinterested in it, but the opening hooks it gave its viewers did not grab me well enough to stick with it at the time. That was a very, very long time ago though, and I always keep the series in mind. I just don't really ever get around to watching full-length shows much at all anymore. The last one I think I did that for was Shirobako.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214294 That's what most people do. It's probably a better idea to watch it in the summer though.
>>214288 It's a very interesting show when you consider the context hich it was made. It predicted a lot of the ways that internet communities would function when it was made in the 90s and the internet was still a baby.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214297 The internet has been around since the late sixties. Also for perspective, SEL didn't predict that stuff, the works that influenced it did.
Anno
My mom is cucking me into living with her Now that my older siblings are all moved out, me and her are about to buy a new shitty house thats very expensive and worth how much we're paying for it NOT* worth and i just talked about me moving out soon as a possibility she was like "why" i was like "so it wouldnt be okay" she was like "oonce you get a good paying job and a girlfriend you can move out:
but tthats gonna be like 3 years from now i cant live that much of my twenties living with my mom no girl my age is gonna be down to clown with coming to my place with my fucking mom in the other room
>>214301 Well, okay, but it was really suspicious and I can't be sure that you're being truthful but even if you did know, you wouldn't tell me, so it doesn't really matter.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214302 Oh also internet communities have existed since the 80's, maybe late 70's.
Not that I'm saying Lain is bad, because it isn't. But a *these things That you are attributing to it to make it seem great This doesn't really matter that much >>214308 Yeah It's just good to have a good perspective on stuff
>>214303 What's no That's how you can know you can trust me. I wouldn't tell you even if I knew, so I wouldn't go to the trouble of telling you that I didn't know anything.
Maria
>>214304 >>214306 maybe this is a case of me misattributing things since they were before my time and Lain was my only exposure
>>214307 I can trust you not to tell me but I don't know, you telling me that was just really weird.
Anno
And you don't seem to understaaaand
Maria
>>214310 a shame you seemed an honest maaaaaaaaaaan
FormerRei@mobile
But just as analogy Some (not all) of the things you were saying about Lain are sort of like someone talking about the Matrix and all but explicitly stating that its creaturs came up with the concept of virtual reality.
There's a vacuum cleaner in a corner on the way to my room. And it's just perfectly in the corner of my eye as I pass it that I get jumpy a bit and think it's a person.
I'm not paranoid either. I was paranoid. Like legitimately paranoid. That was not fun and I've made the effort to cleanse my hands of that in entirety.
EVA is something people generally need to watch because it was so influential that references to it are still incredibly common
even fish has seen eva
Maria
Eva is popular for good reason. It's a good show with well developed characters. The mecha stuff is also really good if you're into that. I actually really like the SoL part like watching Asuka and Shinji live together
Anno
i give it a seven outta ten thats the best i can do
>>214343 I don't even agree with this anymore. It's like... sure, if you're interested in the history of anime, you should watch it. But there's no reason to really see it outside of that unless you enjoy it.
>>214349 What the fuck does anything in this sentence mean lol If you wanna be an anime expert go watch it. I don't think anyone should aspire to such a thing. I sure don't.
Anno
>driver download stalls at 424/432mb DON'T DO THIS TO ME
Maria
>>214349 >reading Maybe if you're a manga expert :)
Talesof !NuKeSlvmWE
who in their right mind wants to be an anime expert
>>214332 I think it's important to not disregard that these shows are considered necessity anime because of how they have invoked empathetic reactions in the viewers or have similarly astounded or impressed them. Evangelion is considered a must-see because the cultural magnitude it carries is backed by the fact that it does a lot of interesting things that produced the cultural magnitude.
But at the same time all these shows, all the sentiment people have for them, is still pretty much subjective. Not that something being subjective means you should throw it out the window, but that if you disagree with the enjoyment factor of one, you shouldn't feel wrong in doing os. So, even. However, what you shouldn't do is throw out the entire list because you can find pieces on the list that didn't wow you in the same way that they have so many other views. Just move down on to the next one and maybe you'll find that this one strikes you or has the same impact on you that it did for so many other viewers that cemented its place on a list of necessity anime.
Anno
>>214360 eva isn't all that and rei is probably the worst character in the entire cast
Talesof !NuKeSlvmWE
can you really call rei a character
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
yeah
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
eva is partially responsible for modern anime it had a big impact in weeb culture
Even if you don't like Rei or find her boring, there's no way to argue that she is not influential. We even have a term for it, reiclones. So many characters were influenced by her.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214374 Most modern kuudere characters are modeled more after Yuki Nagato than Rei Ayanami. But I shouldn't expect someone who hasn't even seen SEL to realise something like that.
Anno
>>214374 so many shit characters were unfortunately brought into this world because of her yeah
>>214375 Yeah, but Nagato is a reiclone. sooooooooooooo
Talesof !NuKeSlvmWE
>>214383 but you haven't seen one anime so your opinion doesn't exist
FormerRei@mobile
>>214384 I considered one of my college professors to be unqualified to teach English classes in the US because she had literally never heard of Ernest Hemingway Every single person I've mentioned that too agreed with me, also for reference I did not tell the professor that but I did quit her class.
This is really stretching ridiculously, but I wonder if Anno was thinking about Chirico at all with Rei. They're both very stoic people who rarely show emotion and have blue hair Nah that's reaching way too far
>>214379 this sounds familiar but I have felt this way since before /moe/ >>214380 I'm not okay but this is either completely different or merely a symptom.
There's a lot of major shows I haven't actually seen, but I still consider myself pretty confident in my understanding of otaku culture. I've made up for doing all the things other people have done by watching and observing a lot of them that have done them.
...I have no idea what I would tell her so I don't know. And it's okay. I have simply jumped into things, enjoyed them for a while, and fell out of love This is a constant in just about any and every thing I take part in.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214386 Rei shows emotion plenty in the show It's just more subtle. Also I am reasonably certain that a good portion if you have seen one of the thousand or so /a/ threads where people have this argument. So I don't think its that neccesary to continue.
>>214395 Real people aren't as emotive as characters in anime are. Usually it is very exaggerated because the medium requires it in order to be noticeable. Real people don't get those little red things on their head when they get mad, and not everyone who gets mad yells at the top if their lungs every time.
>>214405 Yes, solve the puzzle! No, you don't have to.
Maria
>>214406 There's probably a lot of room to debate this sort of thing. Rei isn't necessarily unemotional, but she is fairly stoic. I wouldn't say she has no emotions
FormerRei@mobile
Anyways it is not incorrect to say that she is less emotional than many of the other characters, but it is incorrect to say that she is incredibly unemotional.
Fish's posts would be super easy to see if you had any common sense.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214429 Yeah But I have autism Also I didn't feel like scrolling up a ton There are some other posts i think are hers, that one just stick out a bit while I was scrolling.
>>214442 In general its a lot harder to interpret emotions, intentions and other things through textual communication. I already have plenty *some trouble with that when speaking in person so its not unreasonable to assume someone with autism mught have trouble with that.
>>214468 Well, generally when taking some words are turning them into adjectives you add these things called suffixes to them, someone with empathy is empathetic Someone who is a realist may be referred to as realistic But autistic is already an adjective, and already ends in "ic", so I couod say "autsticic" but thats not a word and sounds pretty bad. *autistic But autist is a noun, and another suffix used to make adjectives is "esque", such as Kafkaesque
>>214479 Oh yeah, / is what you get when you try to type question mark but don't play shift. I type softly so sometimes it doesn't register my keystrokes.
Maria
>>214481 yeah I'm glad we spent 5 posts clearing this up. Sometimes on my phone I accidentally do it wrong
Anno
>>214471 Wow HUH. Am I not too autsy for you, huh? HUH?
>>214483 If we're going to get technical, I really just had to look for a time where you were typing to another Anno. and I'm fairly sure that >>214228 is a lot more ~ than any other Anno
>>214485 oh good you're still up i was talking to my mom about INFORMATION and she's like "wow that's really tripped out. like, how do we even know what cancer is? what if it's aliens from a different galaxy, a different universe"
Maria
>>214485 she never told us what her favourite octopus is
I know lots about her. I don't think she's particularly autistic. I wouldn't have known if I wasn't told.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214485 She has other ddefining characteristics I'm sure But many I don't know And some if the ones that I do know can't be wholly determined in a definitive manner just from reading text
>>214494 I was telling her about model mapping the human nervous system to an infological structure with ganglia function and stuff and she's like "did you hear they found out that the heart has its own brain"
Anno
>>214500 He was almost koi positive a while back but now he's back to being koi negative.
>>214520 No, they are They were they ones I initially had in mind, but while scrolling up to them I saw another one that I thought might have been her so I got lazy and just selected that one. Ibwasn't sure exactly how the game worked so I didn't try guessing other ones be sure
>>214517 I am in a state where I am not feeling the stress of my usual worries. But I don't feel good enough to say that I'm fine. ...But I was productive so I guess it has been a good day. How are you?
yeah that's the most fucked up kind of family the ones that are so completely normal and they've got nicely-trimmed hedges in their yard and teach their kids how to ride bicycles with helmets and elbowpads on and the // it just WEIRDS me out so bad when i see something that normal i'm like how can this exist
>>214526 I'll pass, but thanks. I FINALLY got to finish Midori no Hibi with Lightswitch and FuFu. I am bad at watching things. >>214537 I feel like I make it more complicated than I should but most of the time when I just say "I'm fine", I look back five minutes later and realize I'm not. So I try not to say it anymore. As far as productivity, I drew some things! And also various chores that I had been putting off. I am on the verge of making really bad webcomics.
Anno
>>214523 That sounds really complicated. How were you productive today? I am feeling anxious but I think I am okay.
Well shit, now that I can tell Fish is here I have no idea how to ask questions at a rate tgat isn't too fast for her but >>214536 Midori no Hibi is good.
Anno
>>214533 Well we never really had well-trimmed hedges. We have a jungle of a garden though. My parents did teach us to ride bikes with helmets and training wheels. No elbowpads though; those were saved for rollerblades.
>>214536 how's lightswitch doing anyway? i haven't talked to him in a hot minute >>214534 my family is full of people who put a glass over a spider and a piece of paper and take it outside to let it go instead of smacking it but they'll //
>>214541 >I have no idea how to ask questions at a rate tgat isn't too fast for her do you think she's slow or something
FormerRei@mobile
>>214544 Yeah my bad, what I meant was that the person who claimed their family was completely normal had a family full of serial killers. Also keeping spiders in the house is better because then they'll eat other bugs in the house. I do that with other bugs sometimes though. >>214545 No, but I know she has some social anxiety and that I can be very overwhelming in conversation so I thought maybe I should take that inti consideration when interacting with her so that I don't overload her.
Maria
>>214544 Why wouldn't you just take the spider outside Spiders are chill
Anno
I'd just avoid getting in physical contact with the spider and hope it goes somewhere out of sight fast.
>>214547 it all just depends on how your brain functions i guess like >>214548 like yeah, i don't really want to take it outside or kill it and i dont want to be responsible for it's death so my solution to problems like that is to raise a few generations of centipedes to help curb the spider population
Anno
Oh for me it's nothing complex like that I just have arachnophobia
>>214544 LS is doing pretty good. Working and doing whatever. We don't talk too much because I don't go on that site much anymore but we get together to watch some shows. We finished Kaiji a few months ago too. And we're still watching Tenchi and ... what's that other one. Something Mobius.
月
>>214552 that's what i mean about it's all how your brain functions haha
>>214555 Everything about spiders feels unpleasant. Like physically. Their cobwebs have a dreadful texture and it feels like you can next properly peel them off you. And the thought of all those legs skittering across my bare skin drives me so uncomfortable that even the thought of the appendages moving makes me internally revolted.
月
>>214551 that's a more accurate reason i dont like spiders but i like centipedes so i'd rather grab a centipede and throw it at the spider than go near the spider
Anno
>>214536 What kind of webcomic do you want to draw?
Maria
>>214557 Yeah spider webs are annoying and they're fuzzy and sorta ugly But they're so chill. They just sit there and eat flies and maybe wasps They probably don't want to go anywhere near you either since you're big and tall
月
>>214553 aw i would have really loved to watch kaiji with you guys, that sounds fun i probably wouldnt have been able to though
We still have to do Season 2. But our anime pace is super slow. >>214560 Just some silly stuff. I need to draw more and draw often. I was thinking of just taking old jokes that I've made and turning them into comics. As a person who talks out loud to himself, I thought it'd be funny to just draw myself talking to another version of myself in situations. I think it sounds dumb when I write it but hopefully it's better when I draw it. >>214563 zetusbou
Anno
>>214561 I have generally found that unless you are in motion, staying in one spot long enough will make any spider no longer scared of climbing up on you.
>>214557 >all those legs skittering I would like to continue the discussion and share my experience with centipedes but I don't want to cause any unnecessary suffering if it's unpleasant
Anno
You'd insult me more by taking my position on them into account like that. It's revolting to me but I can stand people talking about them.
okay i'll go with that route then i was trying to get the most insult for my buck
FormerRei@mobile
>>214567 What's your favorite cephalapod subclass?
月
>>214564 a webcomic about first AI/environment integration where cute anime girl AIs live in a simulated world that draws all the real-world environmental conditions into account for the simulation why do i do this out loud this was a bad idea
>>214560 I also wanted to draw about roaming around in the city. NYC is a fun place to just walk around, so maybe that too.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214575 Have done much reading about cephalopod intelligence? A lot of the experiments done with that are pretty cool. Also octopuses in captivity sometimes have very intetesting behaviours. *interesting Such as escaping their tanks and then going into other fish tanks to eat fish. An octopus at a university (I think, it was in captivity somewhere) would escape from its tank, go into another fish tank and then clog the tank filter which would kill the fish (after some amount of time) and then the octopus would go eat a bunch of fish and return to its tank.
Anno
>>214564 I do not think it sounds dumb. I am sure it will be very interesting.
Anno
>>214578 That also sounds interesting. The city is busy so there must be a lot to draw about.
>>214570 Ah, there was also the Blank Canvas thing The infinite whitespace world where all the thoughts and ideas that existed became sentient entities and start creating environments that they can thrive in. >>214581 >>214583 Thanks. I'm sure if I make them Kirara will pass them to you. Unless you happen to see it on your own somehow. But it'll be fun. >>214587 Sorta, kinda. Those are more like plays with two separate characters with one actor. This is like ... the same actor split into two people that are the same person.
Anno
>>214564 it's like those vines where people have conversations with themselves
>>214584 oh i should show you midnight frost sometime i never finished it or even re-started it as a vn i think about it a lot though i still really want a way to show it to the world
>>214590 probably >>214589 someone making a really funny mistake
Anno
>>214579 I've done a bit of look in to experiments and observations but no, I've never done much reading per se.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214594 I almost did an experiment with them in highschool so I did a bunch of research on it, I ended up not doing it because I felt that it would be hard to take care of and that the equipment available would not allow for the best rrecording of the data I wanted. Someone else used my idea though so I helped them a bit, it was one of two experiment ideas I had that I discarded that ended up veing done by someone else.
Is that a Fish? hi fish, i'm moon my AI is a little new still and it's getting used to things so don't worry about making sense of my posts >>214599 haha that's what i was thinking but that's why i had to ask
>>214609 not if i call the police on him first for using swear words and also curse words in a public setting i saw it firsthand he was really being a j*rk
Anno
>>214610 I thought you wanted to be a demon girl, not a youkai ghost girl.
>>214623 I'm pretty sure I rreplied to a post where blue was talking to *err Where fish was replying to blue so I have reason to believe I was in fact communicating with fish
Anno
>>214625 for example i like carp because they are multicolored and keep pools clean making them good for keeping in outside gardens there are carp in the botanical gardens here and the ponds are like immaculate
>>214611 When I can properly draw myself in a style that I enjoy. ... Although, drawing myself is weird because it's this constant journey of rediscovering exactly what I look like. I don't really take selfies and whatever. I see myself whenever I wash my face and that's about it. But now, I am getting familiar with what I look like in detail again and it's weird. I feel like I've aged since the last time I really paid attention to myself. >>214592 That's an original work, I'm guessing?
Anno
>>214637 hey i thought that frylocke edition was pretty accurate
Anno
>>214631 I guess in that case I like trout. >>214643 Wow nice coupling.
But that's because trout cooks really, really nice. Like a freshwater rainbow trout cooked on a grill is super, SUPER delicious.
>>214643 thanks asshole now i gotta clean beer off the floor i walked into the room with a glass and was drinking it and could see your post from the doorway and started laughing wait that's not it
>>214648 It looks like the shark is shouting Get Away
FormerRei@mobile
>>214646 Well, in that case someone else replied to my question. Also I was incorrect earlier, I meant that I replied to someone I thought was fish that had replied to moon.
>>214660 I was joking around with Moon. I don't like centipedes for similar reasons as to why I don't like spiders and Moon was acting like he should be all on eggshells because of that. And the fact that I have to explain this context makes the entire thing look dumb because THAT'S what explaining context usually does.
Anno
>>214637 That sounds like a very philosophical journey. >>214657 That is a good advertisement.
>>214674 I started that line with "I" but doushio did the thing it does sometimes where it takes the first letter you type and appends it to the end of that line And then I deleted it by mistake. The second lline was supposed to be "I wonder why that is."
>>214666 no that's not what i meant i meant i was going to talk about how i have the same problem with spiders and that crawling feeling, but i was going to explain how having a centipede crawl on the skin feels different and i expected it to be freaky and it's really not that bad, i think it puts less anxiety on the nerves because there's kind of a set way that the legs are skittering across you and none of it feels surprising or jolting, since they're short tiny leg movements and you know where to expect it but i thought going into too much detail describing the scuttling of a centipede on the skin might sound like i was intentionally trying to provoke a response when you just said it freaks you out to think about it not that i thought you would freak out, but that i thought you might interpret what i was doing with such an intention and i took the route that caused less confusion instead by making it into a joke, and employing humor to get my benefit out of the investment because i had a chuckle with it
reward judgment analysis explained terminating process return to subroutine #6
Anno
>>214678 wtf where did you get that picture of me?
>>214712 I used to make things like this. Near daily. The internet loved it. I became an icon. And then I retired. I also saved the entire manga hosting industry by myself. >>214725 It predates me even being on /moe/. >>214731 I remember it but I didn't remember the name.
>>214741 Good job Koi Congrats Koi You did it again. >>214744 Retirement is nice. I have very little important things going for me but the writer of the manga that I did all these for recently had a baby girl a week or two ago. That has nothing to do with me but I felt so happy.
>>214759 You should probably get to know everyone a bit better before you try honing your anon spotting abilities. You're way off and missing some really key identifying factors!
>>214769 y--you no it's an issue that everyone had in the community it's not something you just strut in and know we we we get it man but you gotta just not do -- just hang out and chill you'll get used to it
yeah some of us have been speaking to each other every day for like 3-5 years
FormerRei@mobile
>>214774 Well if its hard for you guys then it will probably be harder for me. Also Rika is making it seem like its just some simple to rrecognize thijg that I'm missing that is impeding me. I'm getting mixed messages here
Anno
only the most retarded posters can spot me when i'm anon
>>214777 it's not harder or easier or anything qualitative because it's action versus inaction it's not doing one thing better just don't try to identify anons, it's not something anybody tries to do in the first place just treat anons as anons and ask if you need to ask and sooner or later you won't need to ask but the way you're doing it now you're not getting any bearing on being able to build off of that you're mixing up your early signals by trying to do it when you could just form the cognitive structures of who people are before trying to map it to a guessing game
Oh shit I finally got someone (who plans things that happen mote thsn I do) interested in my idea where a bunch of my friends and I play each other in two player boardgames simultaneously.
Anno
>>214825 Some people also like to take fennec foxes as pets. This isn't really a good idea since like foxes they are very smelly. And you can never domesticate an animal like that to the extent you could another mammalian pet like a dog or cat.
But they are kind of cute animals with their big ears.
>>214827 i'm sure you don't have time to watch this right now >>>/watch?v=RX3E7awpr4w but here's one of like 12 things like this i had to scribe yesterday yesterday? haha no it was this morning shit this literally melted my brain
>>214867 That's exactly what the Dragon Quest slimes ssaid about you.
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
>No, this isn't a joke. Square-Enix has partnered up for a collaboration with Despicable Me 3 in Japan. There's Minion-themed slimes, a quick cameo of Dragon Quest slimes in the Despicable Me 3 music video above, and more to come. You can even make your own slime (non-Minion related) here. I've never seen a Minions-related movie, so I'll let you guys make your own jokes!
Hearing Mario+Rabbids being a thing was awful, but actually seeing the game being played at E3 looked like a lot of fun and the dev who worked on it cried from all the applause it was getting. But it looks solid.
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
I ate a lunch at the interview today but their sushi was bland af 2/10 would not work
>>214898 I'm applying for sosome jobs this week. Two of them are things i fifind interesting tthat I'm probably jjust barely qualified for so I'm gonna do some studying. I'm borrowing some introductory EE books from my friend for itm
It's a Mario game so of course. But really, I can't imagine the pressure of being 'that guy who designed a Mario game crossover with the Rabbids of all fucking things'. It was the first showing and it was awesome.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214907 You don't have to be Jewish to eat kosher food. Also hotdogs are historically a type of food that secretly has a llot of gross animal parts in it. Incidentally kosher foods are often held to a higher standard in terms of what parts of the animal end up in your food. So what I'm saying is that kosher hotdogs are less likely to have ggross crap in them than non kosher hotdogs.
Anno
>>214908 Yeah, it doesn't help that Rabbids have been pretty much off the radar for like half a decade. It's essentially Ubisoft pairing up a dead franchise with one of the biggest franchises in the gaming world with a (relatively) weird and unnatural gameplay mechanic. The whole thing is a weird gambit by Ubisoft and it is kind of impressive it's all so interesting.
月
>>214908 i mean at least it's not minions but rabbids are pf bad
>>214917 I'm not saying that kosher hotdogs are better because tthey dont have shellfish in them. I'm saying kkosher hotdogs are better because tthey don't have random animal body parts in them.
>>214971 She hasn't posted lately so it's probably okay to sleep. Either way you have outlasted me for today so you should be proud.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214972 It's currently against International law for any nation to own land on extraterrestrial objects. Currently only one person owns any land off of earth.
bye >>214981 Listen. Once you escape the atmosphere, you know who you gotta listen to? Nobody. Let America spend millions and billions of dollars to chase after you and enforce their garbo international law. It doesn't matter if you make your own country in space. Fuck the colonists.
>>214992 it's the fate of those in the slow timezone
Anno
Oh no you're all dropping like FLIES.
FormerRei@mobile
>>214987 I think you're misunderstanding me I stated no nation can own land off of earth. Individual people can. Although it's prohibitively expensive and that loophole will probably bbe fixed before the first private mission to the moon happens.
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
>>214903 good luck! i wish you success >>214905 it was catered sushi so at least it wouldn't be back for a while
>>215004 Well, it's not like I'll follow his footsteps. I will step on Uranus myself and claim its bounty.
月
>>215005 aw yeah i know where you're talking about me and my ex went to one of those japanese restaurants oriented with post-business gatherings in mind like multiple smaller, private bars (behind the bamboo doors anyway) with like six seats don't think it was actually private but iunno and those japanese style tables with the mats and the no chairs things we spent a lot of money but it was really cool
that was in fidi but i dont remember what it was named
Maria
>>215004 what's stopping me from claiming the whole moon
FormerRei@mobile
>>215008 You don't own any property own the mmoon. *on the moon
Fuck I'd be happier with a remake on the Switch or something. Being able to play a game like that on a resolution that isn't the DS garbage would be so nice.
FormerRei@mobile
>>215015 I really wish they coukd've usused ththe ooriginal title.
Anno
Aside from how they had to shoehorn the changed title in to the game text where the original title would have sounded better, I'm perfectly fine with the changed title. It has more style and impact when put up against the rest of the game's style than the original title.
>>215020 you didn't hear? There was a big countdown with twewy art and everyone thought it was a new game Then it turned out to be a port But yeah, an android and iphone port do in fact both exist >>>/watch?v=iy_fyWpEoc8 Best battle theme coming through
FormerRei@mobile
>>215021 Oh yeah I heard about that People were so pissed about that
Anno
>>215021 I still would rather see it on something more designed for gaming. I can't get into using my phone for more action-intensive games.
Maria
>>215022 I remember the sheer amount of rage I was fucking pissed >>215023 Yeah the android version is missing half the combat system But it probably works alright with a touch screen
Maria
Twewy GO Engage in irl reapers games
Anno
>>>/watch?v=uXDGT1JixPk Twister and its permutations were probably my favourite tracks from that game.
FormerRei@mobile
Oooh A manga that I read in Japanese in late 2016 eaely 2017 has gotten 49 chapters translated.
Or 1 Depends on whether or not A B Means "A/B", or wouod be parsed as AB
bangu
i don't know why but im so fucking tired need to sleep rip bang
Maria
>>215033 Bang get up! Don't die yet Bang! Baaaaaaaaaaaaang
FormerRei@mobile
>>215033 Dude I fucking wish I could sleep. I've been up for like fifty something hours and I'k not tired enough to fall asleep. I'm using a color temperature thing on my phone to have it not keep me awake as much though
FormerRei@mobile
Ah I might be tired I just messed up a simple mental arithmetic problem.
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
😴
FormerRei@mobile
I have an intense dislike for emoji and I'm not quite sure why.
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
yeah reee etc guess you'll just have to get madder every year
Anno
Maybe the future of written language communication is a return to Egyptian-style complex hieroglyphic alphabets.
FormerRei@mobile
>>215039 Or find an emoji font that is monocolored and has no illusion of depth in any of them.
>>215045 Also from the thumbnail of this it looks like an Orc in a pointy hat wearing a suit of that traditional Saiyan armor with the crazy shoulderpads.
Who tf up fam I tried homebrewing ginger tea It was awful
rook
just got off work, gonna have some leftover stew and think about my lofew life how did your tea turn out so awful?
Maria
>>215086 tasted terrible. Too much honey, the ginger used was wrong. It was like this gooey ground up ginger and not fresh ginger. How was your stew? How's the life?
rook
>ground up mistakes were made at least you learned something today
Maria
>>215088 you gotta work with what you got next time I'll boil whole ginger
