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Melancholic Swim Captain
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Pennyslvania
Age: 27
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Points for "roundhouse kicking through the wall". Incredibly stylish for turning the water to ice and sliding across it. Nagato vs Nagato is intense. Now if only we could see them fight each other symmetrically.
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Homo Ludens
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Canada
Age: 28
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It's one of the darkest and yet most beautiful things I've ever played, is all.
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About the Data Thought Sentient Integration Overmind Entity of 1000 Uses...
If we really wanna be literal, we could just call it the Jouhou Tougou Shinentai, can't we? Meh, I like Data Overmind better myself, and it appears so does everyone else. ...Too bad I don't have any rule over this. I'm not creating or discussing an MxM shipping of the Datathing and it's not useless information, so I'm afraid I'm reduced to... nyoro~n Now, back to Higurashi.
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GRADE 8 NIGHTMARE VORTEX
Join Date: Mar 2009
Age: 22
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Bleh, I realized that there was nothing on-topic here. Then I thought of what the topic was. Genderbending. ...Picturing Saya as an alien shota isn't bad, but oh god I reaaally don't want to think of what would be done to man!Yoh. |
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Homo Ludens
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Canada
Age: 28
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Maybe I should have Jintor add some line about Yuki 'glaring' in 'rage' at the damaged books. Quote:
I would not do it unless you can handle gore everywhere. And I mean everywhere. Like OH GOD MY BEDSHEETS ARE MADE OF FLESH everywhere. And generally disturbing descriptive imagery. If you can handle that it's worth it as the story is fucking incredible. Quote:
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
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HARUHI transsexual "She KYON" doujinshi sale
See: http://74.125.47.132/translate_c?hl=...cjxw2acuJibJ1w How many different gender-bender Haruhi fanfics are there out there anyway? |
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While on that matter, I wonder if Japan has a organized project like this one and if it has a concensus about the characters personality.
I mean, most english fanwork derives from here right? So most characters are more or less similar to how they are here (based on Kaisos view of then) right? The same occurs in Japan? |
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Homo Ludens
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Canada
Age: 28
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Most of the early character interpretations here were based off of a single, very early doujin, which in turn was simply based off of the archetypes we can easily see they embody just by looking at the original NicoNico video that started all of this. So the basis is the same. I applaud the person who decided that turning Kyon into a loli tsundere was a good idea. I still agree with myself to this very day. |
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But now I am curious with the names. Reading this first pages, I saw you trying to decides how it would be. It ends how it is now, but only Haruki's and Itsuko's are different from the japanese version. Coincidence? |
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Homo Ludens
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Canada
Age: 28
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And "be my bride" thing I consider stupid now. It seemed like a good idea at the time though. Quote:
"Haruhiko" sounds stupid to an English reader, as we'd naturally separate it into "Haruhi" and "ko", which would be making an already feminine name even more feminine. In fact, it should be separated as "Haru" and "hiko", (the latter of which is a strongly masculine ending) but, again, to an English reader... In any case, "Haruki" keep the correct number of syllables and seems to be a more common name anyway, so ![]() Although unlike "Haruhi" and "Haruhiko" it can actually be written in Kanji, but again, that doesn't matter to us. Also, Shin used "Haruki" and "Itsuko" and he was one of the early driving forces, so it became "Haruki" and "Itsuko". And knowing is half the battle! GI Joe! |
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Actually it is the guy who draw he first fault. They have very similar appearence. A friend, who isn't familiar with neither, could tell it by sight. I always thought this is why he end up with a katana inste a knife.
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![]() I was talking about the other 2 guys. They are Mitsuuru and Yuuki in Japan too right? I saw you discussed a lot before agree, but the name ended being the same as in japan. Coicidence or you just decided use it to have less discrepancy? Hey, remeber I telling you we have to have a 'history' page on our site? I was talking about stuff like this. The genderbent history is the Tsuji history after all. *e* Oh, an addendum. I really like Haruki way better then Haruhiko. And while Itsu'hime' looks fine in kanji, how it would be if ever got dubbed? I say your ideas are better ![]() |
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Currently Observing.
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Portland, OR
Age: 37
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Oddly enough, for some reason only Haruhi has a katakana reading common enough to include. And Haruki in katakana is listed as a female name. Actually, most ways of reading "Haruki" are female names. |
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Amusely, while 'Haruhi' is always femele, 'Haruhiko" can be femele too. And it is 'haruhi-ko'(春日子). I didn't understand that sit well. How can o look for "Haruki"? Nevemind, I found a way. Haruki in Kanji Interestingly, 'Haruki' in katakana seens to be a female name. I can be male if is write in kanji, however. I wonder how our Haruki's name is write then... (not that it really matter for a english speaker) |
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Currently Observing.
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Portland, OR
Age: 37
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Haruhi: 100% female
Haruki: 35% female, 4% male, 61% unspecified. (results truncated at 100) Haruhiko: 83% male, 8% female, 9% unspecified. Overall, Haruhiko appears to be the most masculine of the three. |
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By the way, I make a list of my favourites kanijs for Haruki: 開 (open, unseal) If Kyonko is the key, he is the door right? 啓己 (disclose, open + rough male "I") Same as before, but with the "ore" thing. 晴喜 (clear up + rejoice) Becaus of the "rejoice" part. Also, it is one of the few that are definetly male. 晴基 (clear up + fundation) Cause clearing up fundations is what he do. 暖生東樹 (warm + life + east + wood) Just because it is ridiculous big. I mean, how it is possible have more kanjis then hiraganas? (feel free to ignore, I just like this kind of stuff) While on the subject, Yuuki's and Mitsuru's don't seen to be much masculine either. Both only have one way to write that is definetly male. This site also says that 'Kyon' is female! And that Kyonko does exist, as a female name, amusely, the kanjis, 今武子, means "now", "military" and "child". Now I wonder if Kyon's name is Imatake (今武). It seens to be the only reading for this kanjis. But '今武子' is 'Kyonko' (not Imatako). Removing the 'ko'(子) we have 'kyon'. Tough neither of this names seens to be very known. Also, don't know it Imatake is royal sounding. Last edited by Heatth; 2009-08-02 at 06:17. |
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