/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>45742231
they all know she'd ruin their souls forever if they stared too much. Any women would look like an ant; a toddler after basking the beauty of a true goddess

>>45457805
If she loves me enough she'll let me go, I wouldn't want to be immortal

In the realm where boundaries blur and colors blend,
Yakumo Yukari, a mystery to comprehend.
Be amethyst or gold ore, her eyes hold the wisdom of forevermore;
By her gentle hands, the land is hold,
And in Gensokyo's tapestry, a story unfolds.

Cherry blossoms whisper in the moonlit air,
As Yukari weaves threads with utmost care.
Gaps in reality, portals to the unknown
Her elegance and grace, beauty to make a man's sins atone

A youkai of boundaries, both near and far,
She dances through dimensions, like a shooting star.
In twilight's embrace, where dreams take flight,
Yukari's presence, a celestial delight.

Her laughter echoes through the bamboo grove,
A symphony of enchantment, pure and clove.
Across the thin walls, her lovely moans,
And by combined love, a seed sown.
To grow and make her belly heavy,
Yet to bless our souls, bring joy, and turn our lives that much less weary.

In the tapestry of Gensokyo's intricate scheme,
Yukari stands, like a vivid, elusive dream.
A love that transcends the boundaries of lore,
For Yukari, my heart, my duty, my fidelity, forevermore.

>>45192728
It's always hard to write a compelling villain like Yukari I'm guessing that was the hard part. If not, ignore the ludicrous scizhoranting, unlike our protagonists. Not saying it's easy to write them, but protagonists are characters with flaws, while a compelling villain like Yukari is a character that embodies flaws. With Yukari, you have to balance her wits, almighty powers, hubris, ego, evilness, warped tenderness, and jobbing meticulously, or else you end up with a comical villain of the week or a Warhammer god, and neither of those are 'Yukari Yakumo'. At least that's how I treat it when writing her.