/media/ - Media

I liked watching Shamanic Princess. The first scene can be a bit traumatic though so be careful.

Kinnikuman

>>35486
lum image

Revolutionary Girl Utena

Angel's egg

Trigun

Pacha yume, is that you?

bark from Over the Hedge. The texture sounds really nice I always imagined it was salty and earthy, and it would make your mouth water when your tongue made contact with the bark.

I always thought the bugs in The Lion King looked great.

The Broodwich from Aqua Teen. Might even eat the sun-dried tomatoes if I'm feeling risky.

I'm chronically obsessed with The Sims 2 for the ds. Such an original release in the saga, immaculate vibes, one of my first bi awakenings. Just 10/10

>>35891
Princess peach

SimAnimals and SimAnimals Africa.

Recently I've been playing Style Savvy Fashion Forward. I love it, especially gothic, retro and bold styles.

Forever proud to be a Kirby fan girl

Shouldv've posted this on /img/…

yay

>>38613
Cute!

I used to play this all the time in class, my method was to keep the largest fruits to the right, and the smallest to the left. Resulted in many more melons for me

>>38578
are you schizophrenic, i didn't say it was 'deep or good', i referenced its impact to contextualise the fixated audience. you're saying it's overrated but you've never even watched it. eva has so much merch and consumer impact, that explains the scrote-slop waifu shit. i didn't try to sell it to anyone as something worth watching, you inserted your own opinion yourself - mind you, an opinion you're just basing on 'self-insert for a guy' and 'scrote-slop.' what a way to live, centring moids either one way or another.
>>38579
like, you clearly judge media through how other people view and consume it. i watch stuff for myself instead of tracking the opinions of others. but each to their own i guess? if you want to monitor content for whether or not it passes your 'entry level' test and doesn't get watched by male-gaze audiences, then go for it. looks stupid as fuck though, especially when you haven't seen the media you're moaning about

>>38582
>textwall sperging and shitting the thread up for countless posts
just learn to ignore ragebait

>>35965
… yes

>>36834
>>36842
Hey espioyume! We've moved to the 8ch moe /fast/ board in the meantime if you didn't know

>>36958
Dw, I'm well aware. I was on /fast/ before I was on /sthg/. Thanks though!

>>37995
Misogynist down

>>38009
>>38010
Shoe0nHead is that you?

>>38009
Do you regret it?
Or are you more or less getting what you wanted in the places important to you?

>>38238
A lesbian got shot because of people you voted, don't pretend you care about women

>>38000
>>37996
Weak sauce

i didn't play it but i like the art style tbh

>>38507
I wish it wasnt written to be as uniquely off-putting as it is, because i like the art style, and some of their antics. I like the initial setup. It could have had so much potential but the writers squandered it.

>>38510
honestly? at first i felt similar, especially because of Ashleys dialogue cause it left me thinking 'nobody thats normal speaks like this wth' and then i got it: ashleys not a normal person - like that is the point

for me personally, i think it doesnt have enough choices to earn the visual-novel tag, its a neat puzzle game with story, just not a choice-driven one

>>38511
Its just too unrealistic. Leyley feels written by a moid. To be uniquely and thoroughly loathsome. Its easy to make an unbelievably heinous woman a villain, all your male viewers eat right out of your hand because we've been sold on how fucked up women are capable of being. Its giving them what they want once again.

Meanwhile in real life, we only ever really see the script upside down. Borderline lapdog women like Pam Bondi follow around satan-spawn like Trump, doing exactly what they're told. Men never want to call attention to their evil, so they write evil unbelievable women you've never met in your life.

>>38532
both can be evil nona and don't start with, don't dismiss the women who may have been abused by other women in their life.
Also don't derail the thread with politcs spergery thank you

>>38098
Have you tried Clojure? It has access to the entire Java standard library (due to being a JVM language) and is still Lisp-based. You may like it if you prefer Lisp but want the power of Java.

I want to try Rust because it does a lot of things C++ does wrong, right
People at school were shilling it to me and I think it looks neat, I like the concept of lifetime control

The most I've personally done is Html for my blog…. I'm hoping to learn more languages as time goes on

>>38451
the natural step up from here is css and then javascript… and when you become proficient in javascript it's all downhill from there. either you learn a better language that definitely make you allergic to grass or you continue using javascript which is probably worse

>>38451
>>38480
HTML/CSS are markup languages and not actual languages, calling them languages is like calling Microsoft Word a language honestly