Why is Phoenix being censored? Is a reference to something that happened with her cosplayer during the Kure event?
The artist doesn't have Pheonix but saw her at the event in the parade consisted of Phoenix, Kasumi, Kashima and Jintsuu. (these 4 would often stuck together, hence how Kasumi is showing up with Phoenix)
Kasumi also didn't look like she enjoyed the event that much. Thus the concept, I guess.
The artist doesn't have Pheonix but saw her at the event in the parade consisted of Phoenix, Kasumi, Kashima and Jintsuu. (these 4 would often stuck together, hence how Kasumi is showing up with Phoenix)
Kasumi also didn't look like she enjoyed the event that much. Thus the concept, I guess.
I got the impression that Kasumi was acting bright and cheery, as opposed to her usual tsundere self, so people are making jokes about her being forced to act like that for PR purposes.
I got the impression that Kasumi was acting bright and cheery, as opposed to her usual tsundere self, so people are making jokes about her being forced to act like that for PR purposes.
I saw some moments of her looking like she was taking a huge sigh too. lol
The artist doesn't have Pheonix but saw her at the event in the parade consisted of Phoenix, Kasumi, Kashima and Jintsuu. (these 4 would often stuck together, hence how Kasumi is showing up with Phoenix)
Kasumi also didn't look like she enjoyed the event that much. Thus the concept, I guess.
My god, they're actually shipbaiting IchiMiku. That's adorable.
Isn't that just 90% of the area conversations that occur between the two of them? Ichika thinks Kanade blushing is cute, Kanade loves Ichika's smile, they both want to touch each other's hair...
sharp-toothed feral clown girl is my ideal platonic cuddle buddy. all that's missing is she takes off the hat and under it there is either a: cat ears, b: more hair, or c: another hat
It seems Jotaro's message here was typed like a creepy middle-aged man's chat message in Japanese (except without the excessive emoji usage). This style is known as "Ojisan koubun"/ใใใใๆงๆ or "ojisan-gokko". The latter is for when the participants are pretending to be old men hitting on younger women.
