/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>38548827
O-O-O-Oni

>>31162978
Found it on /v/, I think you can find the source of you Google the image. Good luck.

>>23023438
Ye damn hebephile.

>>13860385
The one true oni Goddess Suzuka-hime, anon.

>>12839762
>>12839762
>but i've yet to see a flat-chested monstergirl that isn't a loli.

>>12409824

> He doesn't know about the glory of flat Onis dancing to control their Gundams

Suzuka is the new queen of /jp/

Hi this is a funpost.

>>9011314
>2012
>EXCEED not in english
fuck

Suzuka-hime. She's perfect.

I will never be able to draw Suzuka-hime in casual clothing.

Feels bad, man.

>I don't think I'd ever be able to muster up the courage to walk into the store and buy it.

FFFFFUUUUUU

I see this on /v/ all the time. Why are people so afraid of being judged by a gamestop employee? Or maybe "the other nerds in the store will laugh at me?"

A clerk working retail in November has his life go by in a blur. He won't remember a single face or a single purchase the moment they leave the store because he has soccer moms hounding him about stupid shit like "which wii controller is most recommended for a 9 year old?".

This "shameful" game is a product they sell, and not some weird perverted thing you had them special order for you... other copies of this same product are sitting right there on the shelf beside the brown & bloom shooters. It is there to be sold, and other people have already bought other copies at that same store.

If gamestop secretly sold giant black double ended dildos on special order, I could see a person being uncomfortable buying one when surrounded by other shoppers... But you are buying a videogame in a videogame store.

I just don't get it. This is the /v/ equivalent to people who can't piss in public restrooms. Just say to yourself "What one man can do, another can do" and go do it.