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Well, that's sadly what Japanese SCP looks like. The Japanese fans seem to have misunderstood the point of SCP and ended up going with their usual urban legend type of horror. However, to them THIS is SCP. It's actually a very interesting study of how different cultures internalize "viral"...

Discommunication is a real word, but it's a specialized social studies term meaning a deliberate move to pervert an attempt to communicate by actively refusing to internalize the information being communicated. It isn't normally used outside academia, but Japanese popular culture picked up this...

The club-destroyer? Smooth? I call BS!

Lol. He basically got bullied by the audience. Remember, kids, it don't matter how tough you are, the pretty chick always wins.

OK. But if they have to kill Destruction we riot!

I mean... "handholding is lewd" is supposed to be a meme, Naoya. You ain't supposed to actually make it so.

I'm guessing kaiju masters have always been a thing and there are people who make it a job in secrecy.

I It's conducting like what the conductor does in an orchestra?

Holy crud... minus 3 points... Get yer act together, Kurefornia!

I don't have the cilantro soap gene and I actually like cilantro, but even then cilantro by itself doesn't really work as a salad.

This chapter is describing an actual event where the Armenian king Tiridates performed a Mithraic ceremony as an oath of loyalty to Nero. However, the imagery used is actually that of Mithras, the Roman version of the god that only gained this form later in the 2nd century. Most likely Tiridates...

For some reason that image got me thinking, oh, hey, (Yanami) Anna is right. There are only childhood friends and homewreckers. :ROFLMAO:

Someone add the yuri tag...

"Is this yuri? Is this not yuri? What is this~? Power~" It's yuri.

I mean, technically yeah. He's the Taodu Tiger, or the Tiger of Mt. Taodu.

Oh, the translation got too literal. 桃都 is the mythical Chinese Mt. Taodu, the Capital of Escaped Ghosts administered by the Men Shen (門神) or door god pair Shentu (神荼) and Yulei (郁垒). You know, the scary armored buff dudes painted on the two sections of a traditional Chinese house main door. In...

How is "peach capital tiger" written originally?

Named after Tsuburaya Eiji (father of Ultraman)

The implication isn't that fate is protecting him, but that he has a special trait that negates the supernatural. So it's like his supernatural ability is resistance to the supernatural. That's why he needs a weirdstuff magnet like Hachi to experience the things he wants to experience, even if...

Ganbatte, Noro-kun!