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>>18740220

>>18740220
>don't give me any shit

>>18740220
This is one of my favorites.

This was probably my favorite doujin back in the day.

I hope other people will still find it charming after all of these years.

>>18740220
Which chapter is this? 10?

I can't think of many doujinshi more blueballs than this one. More than half a decade of blueballs.

>>18740378
Last couple of chapters went to shit drama though. Such a pity.

>>18740391
blue board=blue balls
also usually that's just how cutesy stuff goes

>>18740378
I want to find it charming, but I really can't suspend my disbelief enough to accept both Reimu and Cirno being this out of character.

>>18740408
I'm more referring to the 5+ year wait for a conclusion.

Still waiting for the last chapter...

that was super gay but I shed a tear.

So what does Dai-chan think of all this?

Thank you for this bruv

I do not approve of sick filth like this

I wish I could read about girls venting their sexual frustrations all over Cirno all the time.

Why is yuri always so boring?

>>18741250
Read Vector Spectacle https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/vector_spectacle_ch01

Nice read, and I got some tears at the end. Reimu finally got some relief after all

>>18740408
Chapter 9 came out in 2014 and chapter 10 hasn't come out yet.

>>18743868
C83 was 2012 actually.

>>18744367
I'm just going to kill myself then.
It's been 6 fucking years.

>>18744398
Let's be honest here, a series should be considered abandoned once it hits two years without any update.

i find it hard to believe reimu would fall in love with a lowly idiot fairy.

>>18741273

Another great artist that has so bad writing it makes me want to speed through the work itself just for the drawings

Zounose is another one who suffers from this

>>18744532
I think Reimu or anyone for that matter falling in love with a fairy would be a pretty good tragic romance. There's nothing about fairies that would inherently keep them from winning someone's affection, except for the fact that any romantic pursuit of them is pretty much doomed from the start.

>>18744532
One thing lead to another, they were but victims of the situation in this particular context.
Now I'm not saying this is a believable romance but it's one that could happen.

>>18744540
The fuck?

>>18741250
Yuri is supremely sexual. You're not attuned to it.

>>18744660
That's just a poor attitude on your part, it's all a fantasy that you make with your efforts! ----~

Unless someone is sabotaging things...which wouldn't be in their best interests anyway, so it'd be just stupidly self inflicted misery.
>>18744864
Pic very related
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Cutest shit, I took me a couple days but I finally got through it, thanks AoG
>>18740391
If you haven't come to just love cutesy shit without the sex by now there's no hope for you

>>18740616
>all this fanon around dai when she is a literal no name
I feel bad for Cirno that this is her most popular pairing. I was hoping Eternity would generate more content, but it's hard to overtake stuff like this when it's been around for so long.
>>18744660
>romantic pursuit of them
To me a non-fairy x fairy is a huge leap and would be the equivalent of dating somebody too naive to actually be in a healthy adult relationship. Like a retard getting boned by their caretaker or something.

>>18749910
>>18750802
The problem is that fairies are not only immortal even by youkai standards, they're also probably impossible to develop any kind of significant bond with, especially romantically.

Fairies have intact personalities, so it's entirely feasible to fall in love with a fairy as they are, but you'd never be able to get them back. They also wouldn't remember you after you die, even if you spent your entire lifetime being good to them.

>>18752976
you'd never be able to get them to love you back*

>>18740409
This doesn't seem terribly out of character for Cirno from what I remember, though Reimu would need a lot of character development to explain her acting this way. This isn't the beginning of a story, this is the tail-end of a greater narrative.

I do hope that Reimu will someday actually become this compassionate in-canon. A bit not "fall in love with the ice fairy" kind of compassionate.

>>18752976
The issue to me is that any romantic story involving a fairy character and a non-fairy character has to solve the initial hurdle of all of Touhou's fairy characters beginning with the mindset of children and then developing them beyond that, which is a story unto itself. I can imagine someone with enough effort hammering in enough knowledge and development to make a fairy go "adult" so to speak, and even have them develop beyond that stage on a physical level to reflect their heightened development (since I remember images of young-adult or at least teenaged fairies making up the maids in SDM), but that relationship wouldn't be a romantic one, it would be the relationship of a parent and a child like the story posted by OP. To get a convincing romantic story with Cirno, you first need to detail another story where she grew beyond being a child that she'd be able to vaguely understand the implications of such a relation, or be paired with someone equally childish and naive like a Don Quixote figure that doesn't entirely understand the implications of a relationship themselves and have Cirno/that person develop each other symmetrically. The faceless man scenario is a no-go since there are few scenarios I can think of where Cirno would willingly submit herself or even interact with a socially-awkward introverted weirdo like they generally represent.

>>18752976
Fairies are bad at remembering individuals, but concepts are something that will last them forever. Even if Cirno were to forget Reimu, she wouldn't forget the Hakurei Shrine and how one time the shrine maidens there was nice to her and taught her how to be more than a simple fairy. Clownpiece and Hectate demonstrate this type of relationship, and with a fairy like Cirno it's entirely possible to stretch her beyond the capabilities of your average fairy, but that then runs into the problem of how advanced she can become before being forced into becoming a youkai.

>>18750802
Eternity also took to Clownpiece like a moth to flame, almost quite literally. Would imagine she will go with her depending on which way the Fairy manga turns or if it actually does lead to GFW2.

>>18753167
I question whether the first part is even possible. Their emotions, thoughts, and memories are all very shallow compared to a human's, and in contrast with their own immortality, which makes them arguably the most fickle beings in Gensokyo. They can remember things to a degree, but how much and for how long seems to stop somewhere before the point where anything can cause a major change to their character. I can't see how else something can spend centuries playing the same games without becoming bored or a master of them, actively interacting (pranking) other species without learning anything from them, wanting to be powerful without actually getting any stronger, etc. Cirno never changed even after the entire Okina incident. The fairy maids have probably had that physical form all along.

Within the realm of exceptional circumstances anything is possible, but there isn't anything particularly exceptional about someone developing romantic affection to a cute little girl. It's just that if that cute little girl is a fairy, there's a less than 1% chance that she'd ever love that someone back, and also a 0% chance she'd be able to create a family. Successfully romancing a fairy would probably have to start with them becoming a youkai.

>>18752976
>fairies are not only immortal even by youkai standards
Why care?

>Fairies have intact personalities, so it's entirely feasible to fall in love with a fairy as they are, but you'd never be able to get them back.
You could probably get fairies to fall in love with you in a heartbeat and a piece of candy. They would also hate you just as quick, but that happens even in 'real' fables about fairies and nature type spirits.

>They also wouldn't remember you after you die
Why care? Besides if Cirno can remember something from 60 years ago, they can remember you for long enough that your descendants are significantly related to you.

>>18750802
>a non-fairy x fairy is a huge leap and would be the equivalent of dating somebody too naive to actually be in a healthy adult relationship.
Why care? Besides fairies(at least the ones intelligent enough to write stories about) have some sort of common sense and don't need care takers. They can at least dress themselves, clean themselves, live on their own, behave in public, hold jobs, not destroy literally everything they touch, show at least a little self restraint, read, learn, and cook. They also can't die and don't really need any sort of maintenance or carefulness taken with them so there's not much wrong with it. The only problem is whether you can fuck them without hurting yourself and whether they can have kids. Also whether they can get jealous/spiteful enough to hold a grudge and prank you or some other woman to death

>>18752976
>fairies are not only immortal even by youkai standards
Why care?

>Fairies have intact personalities, so it's entirely feasible to fall in love with a fairy as they are, but you'd never be able to get them back.
You could probably get fairies to fall in love with you in a heartbeat and a piece of candy. They would also hate you just as quick, but that happens even in 'real' fables about fairies and nature type spirits.

>They also wouldn't remember you after you die
Why care? Besides if Cirno can remember something from 60 years ago, they can remember you for as long as your descendants are still significantly related to you.

>>18750802
>a non-fairy x fairy is a huge leap and would be the equivalent of dating somebody too naive to actually be in a healthy adult relationship.
Why care? Besides fairies(at least the ones intelligent enough to write stories about) have some sort of common sense and don't need care takers. They can at least dress themselves, clean themselves, live on their own, behave in public, hold jobs, not destroy literally everything they touch, show at least a little self restraint, read, learn, and cook. They also can't die and don't really need any sort of maintenance or carefulness taken with them so there's not much wrong with it. The only problem is whether you can fuck them without hurting yourself and whether they can have kids. Also whether they can get jealous/spiteful enough to hold a grudge and prank you or some other woman to death

>>18749910
>Pic very related
I don't get how.

Hokuto's writing is mostly silly and fun, and the dramatic parts that are there may not be entirely in character, but on the premise of "I know this is out of character" the protagonist (Seija) suffers for it as she should (her very existence is threatened). It operates on what we know in a cool and fun way. I don't know how you could hate it for its writing.

>>18753796
If it's that easy to make a fairy fall in love with you you would think it would have come up at least once that someone got a fairy to become attached to them by showing some loose kindness. At best we've seen them in scenarios reminiscent of animal domestication.

>>18757381
>you would think it would have come up at least once that someone got a fairy to become attached to them by showing some loose kindness
The three fairies have gone from being killed on sight to being Marisa's friends. They seem pretty attached to Reimu, too, for being scared of her, though that's more like they've become her kids.

>>18757989
I can't believe she killed those 2 fairies back then. Touhou has gotten soft.

>>18757995
Marisa's died enough herself now that she's more reluctant to kill others.

>>18757989
>>18757995
Are "non-lethal lasers" something she saved for Cirno specifically because he knew her?

>>18757989
Can they really be considered to care about them to any significant degree? They don't actively view them as a threat anymore, but at the same time they were about to set the shrine on fire in the latest chapter.

>>18764789
It might be something specific to the Fairies of Light bunch as Cirno got pretty mad when her house was knocked down and doesn't go out of the way to do that.

>>18764789
That was Clownpiece that wanted to set the shrine on fire. The others just wanted to make a bonfire and Sunny even asked/begged Reimu for permission. Hell, it was even done as some sort of fairy idea of kindness as they just wanted to make the festival fun instead of pranking her.

>>18753167
Whats the pic from?
Saucenao/IQDB/Tineye yield no results.

>>18775680
I too am curious.

>>18775680
>>18780238
final bump for interest