tatara kogasa and kurodani yamame (touhou) drawn by mizuki_hitoshi

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    I hardly ever write down the gags for "Hang in There, Kogasa-san", instead always relying on my memory to draw them.

    It feels like drawing while looking at photos I took of various places, but I can't keep in my head all the stuff Yamame-san pulls off, so I make sure to jot it down.

    I nicknamed these my "Yamamemos", and I've built up quite a volume of them. :-) It feels weird how she's never got a fatal wound in proportion to how much she's guilty of.

    By the way, the extravagant hotel of the previous day was only for one night!

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    Moonspeaker
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    Reader-added tags include "Enough ability to always be ditzy", "Systematic ditz", and "Someone install Windows 8 in Yamame-san's brain!"

    The poll knows everyone's got a fetish preference:

    Whom do you want to go out with?
    • Ditz
    • Glasses girl
    • Tsundere
    • Yandere
    • Rotten girl

    (That last one refers to girls who prefer yaoi/BL genres.)

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    Kernel
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    I thought that fujoshi had made the jump to English fandom years ago, along with tsundere. Weren't both covered in Lucky Star? (It's been so long, I can't remember.) I see that fujoshi has made it to English Wikipedia.

    But I'll agree with the majority here... glasses from this list (the -deres can be a handful, and fangirls can be very scary).

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    Moonspeaker
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    Kernel said:

    I thought that fujoshi had made the jump to English fandom years ago, along with tsundere. Weren't both covered in Lucky Star? (It's been so long, I can't remember.) I see that fujoshi has made it to English Wikipedia.

    But I'll agree with the majority here... glasses from this list (the -deres can be a handful, and fangirls can be very scary).

    I tend to play it very conservatively with relatively newer terminology, as far as assumed level of audience knowledge goes. Plenty of folks here have known these terms for years, but I recall when most people I met couldn't spell or pronounce "manga" ("magna" or "mangia" were the usual alternatives), so...

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