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"The depths of your foolishness!"

The rabbit hole that produced this picture is somewhat sad, but fascinating. It starts with a Korean person talking about the differences between South Korea and Japan's masculine beauty standards and other things, then as replies go on they talk about the divide between men and women in Japan, China, and South Korea and how a lot of girls have become disillusioned with the guys of their countries. then someone gets the idea of letting the girls get with each other instead, and then talking about yuri with a Japanese girl and a Chinese or Korean girl.

CharleyDodger said:

The rabbit hole that produced this picture is somewhat sad, but fascinating. It starts with a Korean person talking about the differences between South Korea and Japan's masculine beauty standards and other things, then as replies go on they talk about the divide between men and women in Japan, China, and South Korea and how a lot of girls have become disillusioned with the guys of their countries. then someone gets the idea of letting the girls get with each other instead, and then talking about yuri with a Japanese girl and a Chinese or Korean girl.

I've decided to give this trend the provisional name of japan-korea_yuri (meme), since it's tagged as 日韓百合 on twitter.
There might be a better name, but it will do to keep track of them for now.

BaiserLaVerite said:

I decided to give this trend the provisional name of japan-korea_yuri (meme), since it's tagged as 日韓百合 on twitter.
There might be a better name, but it will do to keep track of them for now.

I was thinking of creating something like Japanese and Korean women should just date each other (meme) (trying to be similar to the post that sparked it) but it might be better to keep it succinct.

Hmm Akamatsu Ken, actively supporting his franchises' doujin communities and later serving them as a Representative in the legislature. He seems like a good guy.

Hmm... Long cat or Lion King?

Reference:

Would genderswapped yuri be called yoai?

bombflavour said:

Would genderswapped yuri be called yoai?

Is Yuri from Yuri!!! on Ice female? (that's BL at least, if not Yaoi)

What are those weapons?

agorooms1 said:

What are those weapons?

Real equipment from Monster Hunter Rise. Shaggy's using Kamura Glintblades while Scooby using Canyne Kamura Blade

Wearing Commodore Perry's coat?

Gotta say I really like this artists Kurofune. Makes me sad it's not the official 😢

aji pisang :joy:

> The weak should fear the strong

Ah yes, the hairystyle of death.

Context: At the upcoming Manga Time Kirara Exhibition, there will be recordings of the Bocchi the Rock VAs singing other Kirara anime OPs. Kita's is a cover of the Sakura Trick OP.

Kisaki will never be bal-:BlobSweat:

Plain awesome.

There's a current art trend that pairs up Korean women and Japanese women. The reason for this trend is actually hilarious

Commentary is calling this yuri, so I'm tagging this as 2 girls.

psychedelic_rabbit said:

Commentary is calling this yuri, so I'm tagging this as 2 girls.

While I do believe we should be able to tags posts like this with yuri, I don't think the commentary is considered sufficient evidence under our current policy.

Blank_User said:

While I do believe we should be able to tags posts like this with yuri, I don't think the commentary is considered sufficient evidence under our current policy.

This begs the question of whether commentary counts as non-bodily evidence, because if it does it would still count under the current guidelines.

Blank_User said:

While I do believe we should be able to tags posts like this with yuri, I don't think the commentary is considered sufficient evidence under our current policy.

Even ignoring the can of worms that is the Bridget discussion, yuri and its definition are strictly monitored with no space for futanari characters, which essentially is girl+penis. Getting Bridget posts under the yuri umbrella without any genderswap going on is a pipedream following the current guidelines.

They'd better hope that isn't one of those rigged crane games.

That's actually how they get you IRL. When the arm comes up with the prize, a rigged game will slightly loosen its grip before it reaches the drop-off point, making it very likely that the prize will be dropped.

Unfortunately, you'll likely get in trouble if you prove it.