/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Looks like a space Pirate to me

yarrrr

>>8493582
Why did you assume she was a space pirate instead of a regular pirate? That means you've probably already heard of / watched the anime in question.

G.E.T. T.H.E. F.U.C.K. B.A.C.K. T.O. /A/.

>>8493593
what is /A/

>>8493594
A miserable pile of S.H.I.T.

shes got a stupid hat so it must be.

>>8493594
Only an /a/utist like yourself would care about the way it's name is typed.

>>>/A/

>>8493582

That's nonsense. Look at her, she isn't trying to exploit deadly parasitic life-forms to create biological weapons or anything.

Space Pirate Captain Harlock is better.

>>8493601
NOSTALGIA GOOGLES

>>8493597
>404
The server also seems to care.

>>8493594
baby don't hurt me

>>8493605
No seriously though Harlock is better.

>>8493593
>>8493596
>>8493597

>>8493593
>>8493596
>>8493597
back to >>>/gaia/

>>8493611
>>8493620

>>8493593
Fuck you an anime about cute girls being space pirates is acceptable for a /jp/edo to watch. Not acceptable to start threads about though.

Is this a reported?

Is this a reported?

Female - Check
Hat - Check
Stupid clothes - Check
Reused stereotype - Check

Definitely a Touhou

This show is all kinds of generic but I am enjoying it anyway. It's nice.

>>8493593

Autist detected.

>>8493675

>>>/a/

To the rest of you: stop bumping this.

>>8493680
bampu

>>8493680 To the rest of you: stop bumping this.
Ok!

bümp

bumping for interest.

bump

>>8494335
Stop bumping this thread he said.

>>8493607
Who are you "Quoting"?

>>8493573
NOPE

>>8494335

You can never win in these "don't bump" kind of situations. You can tell people not to, but then you run the risk of them doing it just to be a dickhole, like >>8494951
However if you don't mention it, people might bump it anyway when they wouldn't have if you had.

Truly a dangerous game.

>>8494961
Interesting...

>>8494970
Now before I stamp these papers, make sure this information is correct.

>>8494986
Internet tough guy eh Socucius?

You should actually bump threads like these, specially when you know meido is around.

stay bodacious /jp/

Yeah, it's meilin, obviously.

Why is it even called Bodacious Space Pirates if there is no T&A?

>>8495024
because TAN is clinically retarded and localized Mouretsu as bodacious.

>>8495024
Because you don't know what bodacious actually means.

>>8495027
But Japan agrees.

>>8495027
>>8495024
Because bodacious is a compromise between moretsu and miniskirts having both implications of feminine voluptuousness and bold audacity.

>>8495041
but doesn't mouretsu mean violence?

This thread brings up fairly important meta-questions regarding the culture of /jp/.

1) Is it acceptable to watch /a/nime while having interest in /jp/ related things?

An argument FOR watching anime is that most /jp/ users were frequently browsers of /a/ in the first place, and is therefore justified in having an interest in anime

An argument against watching anime is that anime is shit, and somehow VN isn't.


2) Is it acceptable to talk about /a/nime on /jp/?

An argument FOR talking about anime on /jp/ is that, in case the anime is an adaptation, it is acceptable to talk about the anime in context of its source material. Clannad VN, Bakemonogatari novels, and specifically for the OP, Minisuka Pirates LN series.

Another argument FOR, is that the anime can be tied into a /jp/ related subject. Is Marika a touhou? What similarities between Marika and touhous exist? Fruitful discussion may arise from a philosophical pondering such as this one.

An argument against talking about anime is that /jp/ is not an anime board, and that all anime discussion must remain on /a/ because THEMS THE RULES, and going back to the first point, /jp/ users somehow don't watch anime eventhough most of us are in fact dirty Gringo immigr/a/nts from /a/.

>>8495158
>most /jp/ users were frequently browsers of /a/

Go away.

>Is it acceptable to talk about /a/nime on /jp/?

Don't discuss anime here. Take it to /a/. >>>/a/

>>8495171

Not the guy you're replying to, but is this wrong?

>most /jp/ users were [frequent] browsers of /a/

>>8495182
well any one who disagrees with that is retarded.

>>8495187

It seemed like I was missing something there, otherwise I would've called >>8495171 a newfriend who shouldn't be the one telling people to "Go away."

>>8495182
Guessing the guy wasn't here pre-split and takes any /a/-/jp/ association with offense.
Basically he just ballsed up.

He is a new graduate from /a/. He just doesn't want to see about anime again.

>>8495158

I think anime discussion should be allowed on /jp/, without letting it take over the board. I mean, where should I go to discuss the latest episode of X show from this season? /a/ is shit for actual discussion, and non-anonymous communities are shitty circlejerks where some users with the largest amount of posts get their virtual cocks sucked by the other users. /jp/, aside from a small yet very vocal group of people, is good for discussion and taking it easy.

>>8495216
look at this board, Its full of children yelling out the latest memes, its basically /a/ mixed with even more retarded /b/

>>8495216
No no no no no. Don't pursue that line of thinking. /jp/ might be a better community, but that doesn't mean that anime and manga belong here. Anime and manga belong in the anime and manga board. In fact the very point of /jp/ was to restore /a/ to that status. Do not bring it here. I like mecha but I don't post mecha in /jp/ because I dislike /m/. Nor do I post cooking or paranormal threads here. You run the risk of basically turning this into "/a/ for grown ups" and when /a/ people hear that, they'll come here. In fact this is already happening. Your idea will only encourage it.
Keep topics in their appropriate boards. Granted there's some overlap between interests, but /jp/ was created specifically as a board to keep /a/ to anime and manga discussion. Let them have their threads, and we'll have ours. Don't turn /jp/ into a wildcard board like /a/ basically is now.

>>8495158
Anime and /jp/ hobbies go hand in hand. I don't know how you could think otherwise.

>>8495244
We've been a wildcard board since day 1, really. Japan/General and Otaku Culture are way too general and the moderation can never decide what is /jp/ material and what isn't.

>>8495258

Tell that to >>8495244

>>8495256
Granted, but we still have a niche. I rarely visit /a/ but there are threads about everything from video games to dating there. They don't even seem particularly ostracized.
With /jp/ it's fairly clear what belongs and what doesn't. Too many people are autismal about, "Oh this isn't /jp/-related!" but I think it's fairly clear when something belongs. Yes we talk about some subjects covered by other boards (doujin games could go in /v/, kigurumi could go in /cgl/, etc) but as you said, we're a wildcard board. However bringing anime discussion here is very problematic and goes against the very reason /jp/ was created.
If you want a more obscure/mature 4chan board for anime, try >>>/anime/

>>8495270
I didn't mean it should be discussed here, just that a person who likes one generally likes the other.

>>8495244

Well, you have a point. I'd actually like this board to host the /a/ grownups, but it'd obviously serve as a magnet to all the kids of /a/ that think they are funny and mature, just like every teenager. The thing is, this board's official themes haven't changed since day one and it's still attracting a whole new generation of these kids. I don't think adding anime discussion would affect the evolution of the board too much.

>>8495283

Textboards are too slow to have meaningful discussion. Look, there's only been two posts today.

>>8495283

>kigurumi could go in /cgl/

The difference is that those megathreads have quality OPs. Kigurumi general has an informative OP with plenty of content being dumped, as with GUST threads eventhough they're clearly /v/ material.

So, I think the point here is that, if you think that your thread is not /jp/-related, at least put an effort into making it a QUALITY, INFORMATIVE thread that encourages mature discussion in the context of /jp/.

I don't think there is anything wrong with that. You could argue that it encourages more kids from /a/ to come over here, but that's already happening with secondaries anyway. They eventually start playing the touhou games and stop talking about IOSYS in the doujin threads.

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