Otakuism

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1. 0rion wrote,
   

   Hahaha, win!

   Took me a moment to parse that, but when I figured it out I lol’d a lot. ;D

   Comment on December 27, 2007 @ 1:26 am

2. Owen S wrote,
   

   I lol’ed. Guessing it’s pronounced like “cliches”?

   Comment on December 27, 2007 @ 1:30 am

3. mutio wrote,
   

   Jep, that’s definitely one of the cliches in Key games.
   Nevertheless I really like Clannad, much more than Kanon I have to admit.
   I totaly understand when people get bored of it, I remember when I watched the first Kanon series 2 years ago, god, was it boring to me..

   Comment on December 27, 2007 @ 4:48 am

4. Demian wrote,
   

   Yep, it’s hinting at cliches.

   Comment on December 27, 2007 @ 10:36 am

5. Avisch wrote,
   

   I agree

   “childhood friends that are forgotten”
   This was annoying because it was seemingly thrown in.

   “disembodied apparitions”
   OMG Fuko = Ayu WTH?

   “sarcastic male protagonists”
   Yukito, Yuuichi, and Tomoya should have a fight and see who has the most saddening stories.

   “moeblobs with the IQ of a three year old”
   you should have replaced/added this with. “bishoujo with DOWNSYNDROME+MOE”

   “heart-breaking tales about sad girls that will inevitably make you cry.”
   Ok….I don’t get it. BUT HOW COME I NEVER CRY DURING ANIME MOMENTS. AM I SOULESS?!?!? I really want to cry….hopefully for the after story.

   Comment on December 27, 2007 @ 7:49 pm

6. Marouku wrote,
   

   Avisch, if you never cried during Air, you truly are soulless >:

   Comment on December 28, 2007 @ 12:58 am

7. Avisch wrote,
   

   I thought it was sad…..OK?

   Comment on December 28, 2007 @ 2:57 pm

8. Demian wrote,
   

   The ending of Air was almost too sentimental, and the short series lacked the proper build-up. Kanon always seemed sadder to me.

   Comment on December 28, 2007 @ 4:29 pm

9. Otakuism » My Picks of Anime ‘07 wrote,
   

   [...] December - I Hate Keyches - I love inventing new words. [...]

   Pingback on December 30, 2007 @ 2:32 pm

10. In Search of Tragedy « The Animanachronism wrote,
    

    [...] I’m writing here about tragedy, tragedy not in the strict or the loose sense of the term. The strict definition of tragedy is a thorny question which need not concern us. The loose idea of tragedy (’tragic equals sad’) is inadequate for my purposes: there are many sad things which are not tragic (why, Key, fancy meeting you and your Keychés in this paragraph). [...]

    Pingback on January 7, 2008 @ 7:17 pm

11. CCY wrote,
    

    Completely late on this post, but, referenced here through the post over at the Animanachronism and damn, that’s an awesome and entirely true word.

    Comment on January 8, 2008 @ 1:31 am

12. DrmChsr0 wrote,
    

    Being a slowpoke is ausum.

    …yeah, gimme a minute, Jun Maeda must die.

    Comment on February 14, 2008 @ 11:15 am

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