^ According to what some people have said secondhand, some stalkers found out where Lulu lived and sent her death threats directly?

I just... I can't fathom what could be going on in someone's head to make them think that's ok.

This needed to be here so those who perhaps only know of hololive through the posts here can have some clue what's been happening.

But it's still sad.

Oh boy here comes slow descent into Satsuki (?) if the anime is any indication

That seems like an odd thing to say right now.

Her response to affection is generally confusion or panic. She isn't really tsundere.

So the asshole assaults someone on livestream, then acts like Watanabe did something horrible by punching his face in. Sorry dude (not actually sorry), but as you were clearly a deranged violent criminal I'm willing to bet that a legal argument could be made that she was 100% in the right there.

So, who was that girl that the psycho stalker with the extremely punchable face took pictures of?

Based on what I've seen so far, I would guess that sometime in the past some guy who got rejected or dumped by a girl he liked decided to start hating women, and ended up in a position of power where he systematically suppressed the idea of strong females and pushed them all into subservient stereotypes.

last edited at Jun 29, 2021 10:49PM

PekoMiko teetee!

Feels like these two haven't really done much together for a while now.

Begging your pardon, if I may interject, I think you're getting hung up on distinctions that are, admittedly, important in a historical sense, but which most people genuinely don't care about. For a lot of readers anything that they view as "old" is simply all lumped together under the blanket term "medieval." I've seen people call a story set in a clearly 19th-century Britain style setting "medieval." Is it ridiculous? Of course it is! And in that particular case very few other readers agreed with them. But most of the time most people will simply refer to a "generic fantasy setting" as medieval because that's a comfortable label for them. They have a mental image of what medieval means for them, and they simply don't care enough to evolve it beyond that.

Now yes, this is a post-renaissance setting. I can tell that, and I think many readers, if they're willing to take the time to actually consider it, will be able to recognize that was well. But a lot of people simply won't care enough to bother. It's "generic fantasy setting" to them, which means it's "medieval" so far as they're concerned. I don't think it's worth getting in a protracted discussion about, because you'll just get frustrated.

last edited at Jun 27, 2021 4:52PM

Clingy Lamy is cute.

How can you even classify claire as a villainess when she's so soft and cute...more cuter when relaire is on top of her head like its just a daily mom and daughter moment....

Well, that's why Rei fell in love with her when Claire was just a game character.

I pictured the flame soldiers as looking less cutesy, but otherwise this was pretty much how I imagined this event so far.

It's good to see more of Haruka, but I'd really like a stronger focus on her. Out of the magical girls it feels like we know the least about her. Energetic girl, seems to want to get along with everyone, perhaps not very bright but has good intuition... honestly, she's just a very typical pink magical girl. I'd like to see more about what makes her tick.

Looks like we're going to be focusing on Sulfur next, though. That's fine I guess... I want to see what Vena's up to with her.

Nyanners would totally be into being dominated.

No canned goods? No supermarkets to loot? This is the apocolypse

Yeah, the first thing to do after an apocalypse is to go raid the stores for foods you can keep for a long time.

Anyway, I'm going to choose to see this as yuri regardless of the presence or absence of the tag. :P

last edited at Jun 18, 2021 1:24PM

Maybe you should consider this a push to start progressing your relationship a bit more, Nanoha?

Just to play the Devil's Advocate (I know better than to expect psychological realism from Chinese Cartoons by default) it's not necessarily that Kurokawa suddenly overcame her issues with the magical power of Teen Drama. Rather, Miki and Izumi got her out of her dark hole of solipsistic self-loathing enough for her to realise just how dirty she done did Nanaki and focus on doing something about that instead.

The root of the problem is still there but she's no longer wallowing in her issues blind to her surroundings, and it's probably started dawning on her she has real problems that are also hurting other people she cares about. Which would of course be the first step towards getting better.

I think this is probably the best way of stating it.

Why do people in these stories immediately move to "I should steal him/her away from her girl/boyfriend" instead of moving on with their lives? Do they really think the person they think they love will be happy to have their relationship trashed?

It's been so long that I've lost nearly all the context.

When did Neko convince Yayoi's mother to give her a chance? In the few seconds between when Neko ran out of the restaurant and when she arrived at the lighthouse to catch Yayoi mid-fall?

I'm glad to see the author intends to keep going. I need more of these two horny lovebirds.

Double the tenshi goodness.

Feels like there should be a basic Size gap tag for pairings like this, so we don't have to jump straight to Very large size gap which feels to me like it should be reserved for things like a normal-sized human with a fairy-sized girl, or similar such things.

last edited at Jun 8, 2021 11:42PM

I choose to believe this is a prequel to the other Suisei x Toko image we got recently. Despite being by different artists.

Korone's kitty. No touchy.

Don't think I've seen the Flarebuki ship before.

How cute.