Touhou

Alice: "...London, where's your dress?"

Sukuna, hiding in a nearby mousehole: "Muhuahahahahahaah"

Col. Squeakers: ">:c"

You try to do your best to raise your dolls up right and teach them good morals and then they become nudists.

Alice: "Get back here, London!"

Reimu: "What are you doing here"

Alice: "My doll lost her dress and refuses to put on another one"

Reimu: "Don't you control the dolls?"

Alice: "..."

Reimu: "..."

Sukuna: "Hey Reimu look at this pretty dress I fouOH HEY ALICE HAHAHAHAHA FANCY MEETING YOU HERE GOTTAGOBYE"

edited 23rd Oct '16 6:50:54 PM by MetaflarePrime

WAHH 35 on batoto! We're officially caught up! Except for the new chapter that's supposed to come out this month! Also FS in a couple of days! And I have to translate all of Etrian Odyssey 5! Why do I do this to myself?!

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Aww yiss medicine seller Reisen. And it's nice(?) to see that Tewi hasn't changed.

That was really neat.

@Sukuna-Alice story

I have nothing to add, but I just wanted to express how much I loved that story. Kudos!

i swear reisen's hair gets longer every game shes in

You don't get much bunny barbers in Gensokyo.

It looks like WaHH's page on the Touhou wiki's reached its expansion depth limit.

Now I want a Sukuna-Alice crackship.

Time to split for subpages, yoooo~~

• 1 remember: Rewatched Chiisana Koi no Uta, the Mokou-Keine fanvid. ;_;

edited 24th Oct '16 4:25:12 AM by AceOfScarabs

They're now split.

Mokou, touching a child's hair
Story prompt

Hecatia's existence made me laugh upon reading a 4-year old playthrough of a fangame, where at one point the player says "Also, WHEN THE HELL DID GREEK MYTH GET INTO GENSOKYO?!". The answer is in 2015, apparently.

I just read up that Hecate is associated with light, magic, witchcraft, knowledge of herbs and poisonous plants, ghosts, necromancy, and sorcery. Sounds like our very own Hecatia is someone Marisa can have a nice conversation with. From the EX stage dialogue, they seem to get along pretty well if it weren't for the fact that they're throwing a trillion bullet at each other at the time. Heck, Hecatia seemed to enjoy fighting Marisa and amicably asks if she can come over to Marisa's place.

and she says that as long as she's on earth, she's an earth goddess. Does this mean we'll be seeing blue-haired Hecatia in Gensokyo someday?

Yes, but only in a Big-Lipped Alligator Moment where she interrupts a meeting between Marisa, Alice and Patchy to complain about how she wasn't invited, then orders them to do something they would have done anyway.

edited 24th Oct '16 8:04:33 PM by Prime32

Unlikely, Gensoukyou is considered part of the spirit world, so the only way blue-haired Hecatia would pop up is in Outside World stories.

It would be interesting to have her encounter the necromancy club, then.

Remilia
Keine
Seiran and Tei
Koishi
Seiran

From the guy who gave us "Fear and Loathing in Gensokyo" I present to you "Music Shots!"

I am scared and amused at the same time, is this TMV Hell?

I can't stop watching, send help.

Happy Tojiko Day everyone! Here're some pictures to commemorate this glorious day.

Tojiko and lightning Tojiko and Kokoro

It's past Tojiko day where I am already, and I only just figured out it exists. -_-

Maybe that's why I got a lot of figurative and electric shocks today?

I find it very much like AMV Hell before they imposed a time limit on the clips, which only meant every one had to fill up as much of the allowed time as possible, which ironically made them longer, and it lost the comedic timing of reasonably fast clips.

It's that time again! In which Kosuzu is not dead and Clownpiece (guest-starring a certain not-blue haired person recently mentioned).

Also somehow I didn't realize that Harukawa Moe's other new comic is in the same magazine.

Not sure if anyone cares, but here's my quick review of two chapters of "The Girl Said: Objection!" by Harukawa Moe.

The premise is that there's a 14 year old lawyer girl (Norikawa Rita). She's obviously a super genius, and went to law school in America before recently coming back to Japan (this makes no sense because an American law school would not teach Japanese law, but whatever). However, since she's just a kid, no one takes her seriously and she isn't getting any work. So she recruits an old friend of hers (Komori Mayuko), who's now college-aged and a music school drop-out, to be her front woman: her friend (reluctantly) pretends to be the actual lawyer while the kid pretends to be the assistant. Her well-trained musician ears let her hear the kid's whispers from across the room, apparently? They set up a small law firm called N&K by the end of the first chapter.

At no point in these two chapters do they actually enter a courtroom, let alone shout "Objection!" In both cases they just convince the parties to drop the suit and have a tearful reunion instead. The first one was a divorce case where they convinced the husband and wife to make up, and the second was about someone stalking her friend because apparently she didn't realize what boundaries are. So, well, there's no real element of lawyering or even a criminal investigation like you'd do in a Phoneix Wright game, they just go around talking to both parties trying to figure out why they hate each other now. The general theme seems to be people misunderstanding each other, and the importance of communication.

There's a small element of fanservice because prior to being recruited the college-aged girl was shut in her room wearing pajamas, and often imagines herself still in her pajamas while internally screaming about what she got herself roped into. I guess the pajamas represent her true self as opposed to the suited fake-lawyer self? There's also a rival lawyer (who went to the same American law school) who wear a cravat. I assume cravats are also fanservice.

Anyway, I feel like I'm making it sound more dull than it actually is, but it's also not especially exciting or anything. I was most excited when Rita started explaining the difference between a no fault divorce and the other kind, but that's about as far as the actual lawyering got.

Now I should probably get to actually translating.

edited 25th Oct '16 11:05:53 PM by Clarste