/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>43590246
Oooh, which mamono would be most likely to become full-blown conspiracy theorists? Like, dyed-in-the-wool nutbar type stuff.

For starters, I think ratas could self-reinforce each other into something pretty... nutty.

>>43478508
> Apparently some anonymous coward snuck normal wooden arrows into a cupid's quiver and she somehow failed to notice, so she spent half the day murdering people with perfect heart shots.
> There hasn't been a mass casualty event since the portals--everyone is freaking the fuck out.
> The skies suddenly darken as a wave of banshees descend on the city.
> And you're getting EVERYTHING on camera!
> You and your ace reporter are FINALLY going to be able to jumpstart their careers and move on to a real media market.

>>43274385
>>43273327
>Fast forward almost ten years
>The series finale made the show explode in popularity making it come out of the rut a mid tier children's show like that can get into
>You were even called back in for two recap movies, one of the overall show and one dedicated for making the finale more dramatic.
>as you were still the villain, a middle manager mook by even the most generous standards you were never going to be the main focus
>however, you became a cult favorite among certain fans as the recap movies did better to foreshadow your backstory as the writing team was new and willing to take chances
>you'd want to say this launched your career into the next level but the truth is that outside of some supporting roles in other shows you rarely even made it into movies as a side character
>still you had stable employment and it paid the bills well enough to be well off
>you never really had much luck with the ladies somehow
>you met some nice girls, even during production but it didn't really click
>Eventually you go in for auditions, you hated them but it was part of the job after all
>The movie was a surprisingly a reboot of that old show
>apparently some up and coming director crowdfunded and bankrolled the production shortly after graduating film school
>You did receive an invitation as legacy cast, but still the competition was fierce and you felt the letter was sent out of fan pandering rather than any genuine love of your skills
>Surely they'd choose a younger actor whose voice had the same young energy as the original role used to have?
>either way you sauntered into that audition room, you've long learned that a bit of outward confidence helped you fake it till you make it
>It was when you saw the judges, three mamonos, including the producer and director herself!
>You felt that wouldn't be a good sign, the director was a vaguely familiar looking demon by the looks of her and clearly looked her age of young 20 some women
>You dreaded the audition even more now, young directors tended to not even consider older actors for this kind of role and by the series' canon you no longer really fit the role
>still you had the act you played for years in muscle memory and with a booming voice, this time unaugmented by the helmet of your long gone suit you announced yourself like you did during those meet and greet events without reservation
>it actually felt kinda relaxing to slip back into that persona after so many years
>her black eyes pierced into you along with the other judges
>Still you gave it your all and by the time you were wrapped up acting one of your more favorite scenes from the og series finale you bowed and left from the silent judges that gave you no indication being impressed
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>It's been about a week since your performance back during the auditions
>You didn't think it was a good sign at all that you didn't hear anything back yet, much less the reaction you got from the judges
>Still it was fine, you never expected to get that role despite the feeling of it being ironic
>Ironic in the way of a celebrity loosing a "look-a-like" completion whose subject is himself
>You were practicing for your next auditions when your phone rang
>you were in the groove of things, in the beat of your own method of acting and almost let the phone call die
>Something however told you to pick it up and so you did, a little annoyed at the inopportune timing
>You answered normally and to your surprise the man on the on the other end introduced himself as one of the assistants of the casting director and was calling you in to start the legal paperwork side of the hiring process
>you could barely believe it but with that you put down the script you were memorizing and got ready to come in to the studio
>Things were looking up, but you couldn't help shake that sense of familiarity you felt when you saw that demoness producer

>>37348327
Have you been your nuttiest this month? Send in a video of you acting super nutty featuring your biggest nut and you might get featured on Rata TV's special programming for Nonstop Nut November.

>>24749609
Good

She needs to learn that we have privacy laws for a reason

Reminder: Ratas are just Large Mice with mofu.

>>20246591