To be fair, pretty much any song that gets popular is bound to get shat on by some people...
If by getting shat on you mean that social credit whores are losing their fucking minds because they think a "child" sang this "sexually suggestive" song, then sure.
IDK dude, sensei reaction is not make sense, well if its anime version its match, i just hate anime sensei in design or personality , in game sensei still forgive mika and saori, yes they are key chaos of eden treaty, and brave enough meet saori who almost kill himself, sensei have mental breakdown in new deca episode wish have superpower and dont want using student as pion
IDK dude, sensei reaction is not make sense, well if its anime version its match, i just hate anime sensei in design or personality , in game sensei still forgive mika and saori, yes they are key chaos of eden treaty, and brave enough meet saori who almost kill himself, sensei have mental breakdown in new deca episode wish have superpower and dont want using student as pion
Maybe because sensei in the anime looks too FEMININE to me.
You do have characters with similar traumas with Mitsuboshi Taiyล in Happy Sugar Life and Sabrian Freidkin in the Korean manhwa Not-Sew-Wicked Stepmom.
Somehow reminds me of that manga where the mc got molested by his teacher, and when women approached him, his behavior is exatly like this pic.
For anyone that comes across this and wants to know the name of the manga (since this guy never yapped about what it actually is ๐คช) the closest thing I could find was a manga called Sensitive Boy and I'm like 95% sure that's what this guy is talking about
Combines two tags that I've made over the years... And an aesthetic that really reminds me of the Tokyo Ghoul Re manga. Idk the context but man is this cool.
I found it funny that Mikochi's covering Suisei's eyes when it should be the other way around. If the artist had used NoeFlare, OkaKoro or ShishiLamy instead, hoo boy...
Another Uma wearing the 'ear' covers like Golshi yay!! Is there ever an explanation for these given in the Uma universe?
If they have an ear/hair decoration predominantly on the left side, then they were a mare in the real world. If it's on the right side, then they were a stallion in the real world. Fine Motion has fully balanced hair/ear decorations since she was rumored to be intersex.
As such, Lucky Lilac was a mare in the real world, and accordingly, her ear cover is on the left side.
If they have an ear/hair decoration predominantly on the left side, then they were a mare in the real world. If it's on the right side, then they were a stallion in the real world. Fine Motion has fully balanced hair/ear decorations since she was rumored to be intersex.
As such, Lucky Lilac was a mare in the real world, and accordingly, her ear cover is on the left side.
Thanks! I remember hearing that a while ago, but I'm sorry I poorly explained :sweat_smile: I meant the two pads covering her human ears, if she had any. Golshi has those too I was just wondering if there was a explanation for them.
Thanks! I remember hearing that a while ago, but I'm sorry I poorly explained :sweat_smile: I meant the two pads covering her human ears, if she had any. Golshi has those too I was just wondering if there was a explanation for them.
They're blinders/blinkers. They're placed on IRL horses to block their vision to the sides and rear to minimize spooking and distractions, letting them focus more on the front. Not sure how umamusume vision work but they do still kinda block peripheral vision a bit and maybe the pressure on the temples help with calming down and relieving tension in the muscles.
From a Doylist perspective, the blinders let the artists give umas a swept back hairstyle without worrying about the presence/absence of human ears. Golshi also wore blinders IRL while training (not when racing), so the blinders there may also be a reference. Don't think Lilac ever wore them though.
