/ot/ - Off-Topic

>>11483
>I didn't know this list existed
it looks unfinished so not suprising lol could add a lot of stuff

we need a videogame chart like this for yaoi
>Hundred Line
>kcd 2
>blvns
I'm sure there's more but I can't think of any

>>11491
Brideshead Revisited, The Oresteia, Interview with the Vampire, possibly The Bacchae if you're insanely biased like me, Moby Dick (and many of Melville's books), more of Mary Renault's books, The Great Gatsby, Demian, Les Miserables, and The Iliad are all fujo-friendly books which are conspicuously missing. Those are just the ones I can think of offhand. I'm sure other nonas and I could think of a few more.

Also, a book I've mentioned in another thread had a surprise fujo twist, but it's probably not appealing to most nonas. Similarly, I can think of some other obscure titles that wouldn't be worth recommending due to the sheer cringe kek.

I finished drawing porn I worked on over the past couple days, fell asleep, woke up, looked at it, and it looks awful. I hate being a beg drawfag because now I feel even more self conscious of my fetishes. But I also have to feed myself and make the very specific material I want to see. Why.

>>11484
You will get better eventually, just enjoy the process and keep drawing as many things that you like as possible.

>>11484
don't give up drawing nona, i know you can do it!

>>10823
Everyone looks so edgy and cool and then Clear’s just being so cute and cutting his apples

>>11450
I'm not as anal with furshit compared to other people but I always found the way furries did anthropomorphism to be very "yea only an autistic gay dude would like this". And when you do find that rare unicorn that doesn't make everyone look balloon animals, you're not sure if you ever gonna find one like it again. I guess it's the case for bara too since in theory, guys who aren't just skinny twinks would be nice for variety sake but they're always drawn so weird. I dropped a couple of FVNs because the art just wasn't hooking me as much or felt gross about it until much later learning the guy behind it did some freaky shit behind the scenes.

>>11465
Yeah, I did. I don't know if it's the actual most popular or even what the circumstances were, but it's the only one I've seen discussed in places you don't normally see that kind of thing. I have no idea why it was left unfinished, but it's always seemed odd to me. You'd think something would come along to dethrone it.
>>11472
For me, I just can't stand the art style, and I hate the community. Plus, I'm always left wondering why they were animals in the first place. Like, nothing is ever done with the fact that it's a tiger man and a sheep man or whatever. They're basically just humans in fursuits.

>>11470
The issue is with payment processors, so devs are listing demos/free versions as a way to get around it for the visibility.

Continuing with more SideM cast Horie Shun's latest viral moment is renting two apartments for 6 years due to pure indecision? Popular seiyuu sure are earning.

>>11461
Was a formal announcement necessary? At first glance without reading your post I thought it was going to be about something more important like yet another cheating scandal.

>>11462
No but it's for extra giggles. Probably wouldn't be as well received from someone else but his account is very unserious, he's previously gone viral for trying to eat bar soap thinking it was chocolate and making vomit-looking potato salad.

Anyone heard of "Here is Greenwood?" it's an old shoujo series about four boys attending a private school. What caught my eye is that the director for the OVA series worked on Ranma and Creamy Mami's adaptations. Planning to start it soon.

>>11443
I loved this manga so much. I used to read it while going through a very rough time, and being able to chillax with cute boys was one of the most healing things I'd ever read.

In hindsight, it was a bit like what K-ON must be to tired Salarymen. The stakes were never high, the showa-era art style was very good, and charming, melding the best of 1970's June magazines with the cutest that 80's shoujo had to offer. The boys were all charming and likable, and kept doing dumb stuff that got them into trouble, which was very very adorable. Greenwood was this magical place, set far way in a happier time, where trivial things grew large, angst was had over lesser things, and my own dire irl circumstances just plain didn't exist.

It was the very antithesis to the stuff popular with fujos at the time (Yami no Matsuei, Enzai), and I'm a bit sad that it's not as well-remembered as Free or Hetalia, it's a really lovely series that works best in small bites at the end of a long day.

(Also the lack of doujinshi is a darn shame…)

>>11443
Looks like I watched it 2014 and ranked it 6 on MAL, but I have no recollection if it lol.

>>11387
what's with the mini-modding, i'm just trying to have a small discussion on a slow board while i share my tierlist with others

>>11217
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>>11231
That post got deleted?

>>11268
Got scared away rip
>>11255

I started Red Blue and fucking love it. The MC, Aoba, picked up MMA just so he could fulfill his fantasy of beating the fuck out of Kenshin, a prodigy he finds insufferable. He's such an aggro psycho about it. Like he literally fantasized about a specific grappling hold he'd use on him because it'd be the one that'd best let him take in his agonized face. He's overall just a total weirdo and it's fun.