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No not that.
He said Grooming.
That has only one meaning. I want an explanation.
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No not that.
No not that.
He said Grooming.
That has only one meaning. I want a an explanation.
You people spent 3 pages talking about muscle fetishes so I mean it's not as if it's not perfectly appropriate for the thread.
Chibi Altera is cute. That smile must be protected.
You're right, I apologise, it's perfectly innocent that the woman Hakuno just spent an entire arc wanting to fuck so badly that they crawled all over their half-naked macro body, dived headfirst into their macro vagina, helped murder their previous two waifus and went back in time for becomes a loli that they will now raise with said two waifus. Nothing sexual about Loli Altera in the exact same rainbow stripper outfit having that particular homelife.No not that.
He said Grooming.
That has only one meaning. I want an explanation.
I don't recall them doing this part, but the rest of it you're pretty accurate on.
I don't recall the macro vagina part at all.You're right, I apologise, it's perfectly innocent that the woman Hakuno just spent an entire arc wanting to fuck so badly that they crawled all over their half-naked macro body, dived headfirst into their macro vagina, helped murder their previous two waifus and went back in time for becomes a loli that they will now raise with said two waifus. Nothing sexual about Loli Altera in the exact same rainbow stripper outfit having that particular homelife.
Ah, right, grooming. To clarify my last comment - and thank's for reminding me of it Broken - I disagree with the grooming part too, in the 'grooming them to be a relationship with Hakuno once they mature' sense I assume Zerban was intending. Raising kid Altera alongside Nero and Tamamo? Sure. Anything beyond the intentions of raising a kid? Probably~ not.However even then, I'm doubtful of Grooming.
That's a very heavy accusation, and I don't think even Japan would go that far.
I don't recall them doing this part, but the rest of it you're pretty accurate on.
Obviously I'm using a little hyperbole in that Hakuno's entire body did not get lodged halfway inside the sexy Reaper but yes there is a part where they go sliding down Altera's stomach and she has to snatch them away from her giant snatch in a panic, but also there's a scene in which Hakuno is walking around her 'lower abdomen area' in which Altera starts heavily blushing and stammering out faint protests to stop which heavily, heavily, heavily implies that Hakuno's just... tapdancing on her labia.
I'll assume that's more hyperbole, since the labia is not connected to the lower abdomen.Obviously I'm using a little hyperbole in that Hakuno's entire body did not get lodged halfway inside the sexy Reaper but yes there is a part where they go sliding down Altera's stomach and she has to snatch them away from her giant snatch in a panic, but also there's a scene in which Hakuno is walking around her 'lower abdomen area' in which Altera starts heavily blushing and stammering out faint protests to stop which heavily, heavily, heavily implies that Hakuno's just... tapdancing on her labia.
I do not trust this person raising Altera as a loli.
Hm. I know the scenes you're talking about, but in my recollection it was:Obviously I'm using a little hyperbole in that Hakuno's entire body did not get lodged halfway inside the sexy Reaper but yes there is a part where they go sliding down Altera's stomach and she has to snatch them away from her giant snatch in a panic, but also there's a scene in which Hakuno is walking around her 'lower abdomen area' in which Altera starts heavily blushing and stammering out faint protests to stop which heavily, heavily, heavily implies that Hakuno's just... tapdancing on her labia.
I do not trust this person raising Altera as a loli.
You will notice how I put quotation marks around 'lower abdomen' as part of my thesis point that the game is getting horny past the radar and Hakuno is actually stomping on her vagina.I'll assume that's more hyperbole, since the labia is not connected to the lower abdomen.
Mhm. 'Ticklish'. Sure. That's why Hakuno was either out of frame or the scene had faded to black (I know it was one of them) when Altera started blushing and stammering.b) Altera being ticklish about the belly area and trying not to laugh as Hakuno wanders all about it
To be unfair to Japan, The Tale Of Genji is a very old story.However even then, I'm doubtful of Grooming.
That's a very heavy accusation, and I don't think even Japan would go that far.
You mean like how every scene fades to black for transition to text or a new scene usually?Mhm. 'Ticklish'. Sure. That's why Hakuno was either out of frame or the scene had faded to black (I know it was one of them) when Altera started blushing and stammering.
If its an old story, why does it matter? Even Japan has some differences between now and that long ago? Why bring it up? What does the tale of Genji matter to this conversation? Can I get more than a one liner?
I mean, it's old but it's not irrelevant.If its an old story, why does it matter? Even Japan has some differences between now and that long ago? Why bring it up? What does the tale of Genji matter to this conversation? Can I get more than a one liner?
To quote TvTropes: " Plagued by forbidden feelings for the Emperor's wife, Fujitsubo, (his step-mother), Hikaru Genji becomes obsessed with her ten-year-old niece, Murasaki, who is the spitting image of her. After encountering resistance from the girl's guardians, who feel she's currently too young to be courted, he kidnaps her. He once had a debate with a friend over the idea that the perfect wife is one a man has raised and moulded himself, so he sets out to do exactly that with Murasaki."However even then, I'm doubtful of Grooming.
That's a very heavy accusation, and I don't think even Japan would go that far.
Well that's a little more helpfulI mean, it's old but it's not irrelevant.
"The Tale of Genji is an important work of Japanese literature, and modern authors have cited it as inspiration... critics have almost consistently described The Tale of Genji as the oldest, first, and/or greatest novel in Japanese literature... The novel and other works by Lady Murasaki are staple reading material in the curricula of Japanese schools."
As for why I brought it up:
To quote TvTropes: " Plagued by forbidden feelings for the Emperor's wife, Fujitsubo, (his step-mother), Hikaru Genji becomes obsessed with her ten-year-old niece, Murasaki, who is the spitting image of her. After encountering resistance from the girl's guardians, who feel she's currently too young to be courted, he kidnaps her. He once had a debate with a friend over the idea that the perfect wife is one a man has raised and moulded himself, so he sets out to do exactly that with Murasaki."
Which is to say: Japan has already gone that far. In another fictional story anyways.
Website news says 8 over 4 weeks, so 2 a week.Does anyone know if we're getting four character CMs over the next four weeks, or eight CMs? I've heard both numbers.
I can finally be excited to watch Last Encore again.
I would debate that. While it's true that the Beasts independently hold a variation of the Sins, thematically speaking the Beasts are born of humanity itself, and they represent "childish modes of thought" that could turn into a failure state for all humanity, seven ways for an intelligence to evolve themselves into oblivion. They are embodied in the Beasts, and as is very common in the Nasuverse a metaphor is taken literally and brought to physical form to be confronted, but ultimately the sins are born of man - they must by definition be a form of desire, something that humanity wishes for itself but would not wish if they were more aware of its consequences.Thematically, the "sins" over which the Beasts preside are the principle from which their actions spawn. Goetia holds pity for humanity -- and therefore is the "Beast of Pity." Tiamat wishes regression unto humanity -- and therefore is the "Beast of Regression." Neither of these are the nature of the stagnation that would implicitly come of being defeated by them.
In either case, "the stagnation that comes of defeat" is "an abdication of agency," which doesn't really sound like something that could be described as "the seven desires of man."
Dunno about princess, but some sources say that the Lady of the Lake was one of the three queens aboard the ship that ferried the dying Arthur to Avalon, so maybe it stems from there?> fairy princess Vivian
Huh. Didn't know she was a princess. Was it ever mentioned?