Casual chatting thread

[panzerkampfwagyu]

Does drill hair still evoke ojou-sama vibes, or did it get overtaken by Teto?

Don't think so. Teto has a specific style, but drill hair in general is not associated with her.
Miku also didn't completely overtake any twin-tails, despite being the top dog for a long-ass time

 

[deleted-user-bef479ec96]

...Teto's not an ojou-sama?

(Which I guess is to say that it still has ojou-sama vibes in my book.)

Teto can be anything

 

[deleted-user-8fc958e75c]

Mc gets kicked out of the hero's party due to being useless, but how did he even get in the hero's part in the first place if he's useless-nya?

 

[solstice258]

Mc gets kicked out of the hero's party due to being useless, but how did he even get in the hero's part in the first place if he's useless-nya?

They made the party when everybody was a noob. Everyone else put in the work and leveled up but MC didn't

 

[Mangamoz]

Maybe
Hmmm... I do believe that maybe some were cut. There is quite a range inbetween me joining and me commenting the first time and I likely would've had something to comment on the anti-kissmanga campaign, given that's how I joined the site.
Might have to ask the mods to look into that, dunno

Yeah same, my supposed "oldest" comment is clearly not my real oldest comment.

pg 9 has under-aged close hand contact, someone contact the mods this is too lewd for this site

I am pretty sure my true first comments were not this openly gooner, I remember I was more shy and introverted at first.

 

[Angry_Panda]

I am pretty sure my true first comments were not this openly gooner, I remember I was more shy and introverted at first.

The face of doubt.

 

[deleted-user-8fc958e75c]

They made the party when everybody was a noob. Everyone else put in the work and leveled up but MC didn't

Then after he gets kicked out, it turns out Mc did everything and was the most overpowered person in existence, making the party the useless one

 

[deleted-user-bef479ec96]

Then after he gets kicked out, it turns out Mc did everything and was the most overpowered person in existence, making the party the useless one

Yes, that's how fantasy slop works

 

[Robinisback]

...Teto's not an ojou-sama?

No but she's a 31 years old, fatass, unemployed loser who was once a DIVA but now spends her stalking Hatsune Miku on social media.

 

[Mangamoz]

The face of doubt.

I remember my first comments were lame boring stuff like asking for help in how to use the comments @ function, and how to do spoiler tags.

And then I realized that no one gave a shit about being politically correct here...

 

[panzerkampfwagyu]

Then after he gets kicked out, it turns out Mc did everything and was the most overpowered person in existence, making the party the useless one

I'm pretty certain that this bad trope overall is the following cope "They fired me from the company, but these losers don't know I am the one everything depended upon, fuck them"
Sometimes, that one is right, when the execs fire the programmer that actually knew how the entire system has been working and replace them with a cheaper one, only for that to be unable to actually fix that system, but most of the time it's a cope.

 

[Angry_Panda]

Sometimes, that one is right, when the execs fire the programmer that actually knew how the entire system has been working and replace them with a cheaper one, only for that to be unable to actually fix that system, but most of the time it's a cope.

This. There are very few people who are legitimately 'critical' to the success of their employer, and most of those are in smaller businesses. It works a bit better in the fantasy genre, since those are almost all small groups where losing a person has a huge impact on the group dynamic, but many of those setups still require that the initial antagonist who does the firing is a colossal idiot who somehow overlooks this.

 

[Basic_human]

Does drill hair still evoke ojou-sama vibes, or did it get overtaken by Teto?

Still does

 

[panzerkampfwagyu]

This. There are very few people who are legitimately 'critical' to the success of their employer, and most of those are in smaller businesses. It works a bit better in the fantasy genre, since those are almost all small groups where losing a person has a huge impact on the group dynamic, but many of those setups still require that the initial antagonist who does the firing is a colossal idiot who somehow overlooks this.

What I consider really negative about this trope is that it "validates" the mindset of "I'm already the best, anyone who doesn't acknowledge that and doesn't regard me positively is just an idiot who will doom themselves" that this trope and the "My ability is F-Rank, but it's actually godmode" that's sometimes even linked with it.
Which, given that the likely target audience are people that have some sort of problem, is that it gives a positive reinforcement to their personality flaws and discourages introspection.

 

[TheTopAdventure]

Put this on when the GFG comes back

 

[medalion]

Then after he gets kicked out, it turns out Mc did everything and was the most overpowered person in existence, making the party the useless one

Worst trope, instantly establishes everybody as a mouth breather and the MC as an emotionally whipped doofus for staying.
Usually the reasoning on level
"I can't leave this party we sniffed glue together as kids."

 

[deleted-user-bef479ec96]

Look at you... just typing shit... yapping nonsense...

 

[panzerkampfwagyu]

Look at you... just typing shit... yapping nonsense...

You're just realizing that?

 

[bigtiddyoneesan]

wowza. perhaps some vertical integration (a business term used by us businesspeople (ohoho)) with the Borgar Thread is in order. would MDexers like to see a Fattie Thread? vote 🍩 for yes or 🏃‍♂️ for no.

 

[BakedBanana]

wowza. perhaps some vertical integration (a business term used by us businesspeople (ohoho)) with the Borgar Thread is in order. would MDexers like to see a Fattie Thread? vote 🍩 for yes or 🏃‍♂️ for no.

Kasane Teto thread. 🍐🍐🍐