/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>46038094
Foxes are not evil, they are just misunderstood.

>>45994343
you're so pathetic. admits to being a coomer and then cries like a faggot about heckin oppression of the innocent misunderstood whore. Kill yourself, dostoevesky.

>>45986593
oh i misunderstood, you can't. you can only have one pokemon out at once right now

We're getting old.
Archiving this for Misunderstood Geniuses reference.

>>45969462
You misunderstood. I'm not saying fans only like 1/4th of the mangas, I'm saying they only care about 1/4th of what goes on in any given manga. The rest could be any kind of filler. When was the last time someone brought up the dandelions?

>>45965666
you sound like broken by people saying that everything is ai art that you misunderstood what that anon said

>>45952427
I think you misunderstood on account of your dismal IQ. The paragraph didn't excuse Rushia. It was saying that it wasn't immediately obvious that Rushia was married or dating and so she ended up hurting way more people than the previous poster suggested.

>>45947939
uuuh didn't you answer to
>If anything it's the ones that absolutely swear off male collabs that have red flags.
and asked a single instance of it?
maybe I misunderstood, sorry

>every poster is the same
no i just got mad when you misunderstood my op

>>45939078
Maybe CBU3 games like XVI and Endwalker have no restrictions but VIIR does, or maybe it was changed or Subaru misunderstood. Guess we'll see.

>>45937569
Yes, I have said it before-she has to be successful. She gets all the push she needs and if she is not getting more popular she is going to be in a really tough spot. I wonder if they will ever move her to kumo. I somehow can't see her doing what Rian is doing now. But maybe that's her future, Kumo center?
>>45937582
It was actually fun, I expected 5 min ad for the new album, but they actually had casual talk. They talked about their activities as idols from newcomers' perspective, Yakubo was asked to give some tips for people who just moved to Tokyo (I don't even remember her answer, sorry), they talked about the atmosphere in 楽屋　and how they figure out who gets to eat snacks (Yakubo thought they would play rock paper scissors, but they just ask who is hungry). They did a quiz on Nana's school club, one guy was pretty close to guessing it right (he said she was playing violin). It was a longer format and it was probably my favorite Bokuao radio so far. I am sorry if I misunderstood anything, but I was doing something else while listening

>>45934391
>Vaguely confess to aqua about mafu
>Aqua being a retard misunderstood this as something not serious
>Mike being a bipolar retard didn't realize that aqua didn't get her and thought it was nothing serious and laughed
Holy shit her paranoia is going to blame every holomem he interacted with, typical of woman who tries to justify their own cheating

>>45933469
and even IF she had done something wrong, she's pregnant + sad backstory, which means she'd be completely pardoned and seen as misunderstood. Truly, a woman that cannot do wrong

>>45907363
maybe i misunderstood it then

Maybe I misunderstood what this was about

>>45834413
I will admit that I'm relatively new, only two years in, and I did misunderstand a lot, but I'm not that ignorant.
>probably because you don't actually know where it's from and have just repeated something you read
I know where it's from and why I might've misundertood it. Picrel is also from there and from it, just like from other earlier printworks and interviews, Touhou seemed like a different setting than what we got later. Like you've said, outdated info.
>the games and the printwork have the same overall tone
The newer ones do, the earlier games felt like they had at least some contrast with the then current printworks, cementing the whole "fake conflict" premise. I think the divergence started to become less and less apparent since BAiJR. Then again, I could've misunderstood those as well.
>If you only care about the series for its gameplay why are you even in a thread literally called "ZUN and canon"
I honestly don't know. I've been coming to these threads ever since I've read all of the official printworks except AFiEU, and all I've got for it were migranes, "stick-to-canon-or-die" autism infection, and a lack of grind. It wasn't fun or educational in the slightest, yet I keep coming here for some reason.
Slightly off topic, but in case this isn't just bait and you really are just someone more educated in lore, what exactly am I missing here? Even among fans so dedicated they've learned japanese to read the source material there's no concensus on whether Touhou is grim or not, or to what extent. Any time I reread printworks I just come to the same conclusions, and the usual arguments (holidays and festivals, youkai trade, best medicine in the world, divine blessings, people seemingly content in the manga) just don't seem enough to consider it balanced, it's at least 65% grim, I think. But again, I'm pretty new, and there are some knowledgeable fans that still hold the opposite or, at least, less severe opinion, so I must be not getting something, right?

>>45834348
>ZUN himself compared in-game dialogue to wrestlers threatening each other.
I know the quote you're talking about and you've misunderstood - probably because you don't actually know where it's from and have just repeated something you read - ZUN refers to the girls talking with each other, say when Remilia boasts about her fate manipulation, not what they do to people, so if Rumia says she eats humans it's because she does. But that doesn't matter since the claim is grossly outdated, all the way back in 2003, and has been disproven in LoLK where Junko's threats are real. This point is bad.
>You wouldn't know it was grim if you only played the games.
First of all I never claimed the setting was grim, you did and said you hated it, continuing with that my point is that the games and the printwork have the same overall tone, some being more lighthearted like say 7.5 and other like 11 with bigger stakes, same way the fairy manga is lighter than CDS.
>You asked why I liked Touhou, and I answered. Nothing weird here.
But fanworks are not Touhou, they are fanworks.
>I did. The games are fun.
If you only care about the series for its gameplay why are you even in a thread literally called "ZUN and canon".
Unless, of course, you gain knowledge through osmosis like that incorrect use of an outdated quote.
>What does this have to do with my post?
NTA, but it has to do with the fact that the games have the same tone as those "crappy manga".
Secondary-kun...

>I see dolwota on 5ch saying
You are <N5, you probably misunderstood the auto translation

>>45820443
Literally was never the case. Some retard misunderstood her talking about a recording as her "work" being playing that kusoge.

Perchance is just misunderstood. Give her a break will you?

>>45806115
You seem to have misunderstood my question. I'm sorry if I was unclear.

I know that 人名用 and 日常 are 2 different sets of characters, but both are still decided upon by the government. That is why I asked if the same symbol 外 is used to indicate an "exceptional" usage of the character for non-日常漢字 in particular 人名用.

It just boils down to If I were to learn a kanji for ほとんど which one would be better to choose?

>>45793854
My friend, you misunderstood a simple, one word post, called PMiSS a doujin, and are still trying to save face by calling the other guy an ESL? Just let it lie. And do read the print works while at it. They're actually canon and not doujinshi, like you suggested.

I now understand the "just feel it out" method.
Whether you're right or wrong is irrelevant, as long as you can make sense of what's being said.
Even if you misunderstood the content entirely, guesswork is preferable to looking something up every single time.

>>45783741
I think you misunderstood. I didn't mean he should read the translations. just that it seems less fulfilling to me to read what is translated.

here is food analogy: even most useless person can bake toast in toaster without knowing how to cook, maybe a bit burnt. you look at cook books or cooking shows and see amazing meals but you can't cook them. restaurants are expensive -as opposed to translations taking time- but you want to eat good. you learn how to cook like pro. months or years later you can make best food in world but... you bake same old toast. don't use toaster no more and fry toast in oil in pan with spices and other ingredients. you gone from burnt toast to 3 michelin star toast. is still toast and you eat it every day. maybe toast your favorite food but you don't need cooking classes to make slightly better toast. try better recipes.