>>45333 don't have to be pure back, anywhere on the spectrum of not a good person is enough, but thanks for the recommendation.

>>45288 >>45346 I like this one because the evil part is implied and dude's fate is up to reader's interpretation https://exhentai.org/g/1308313/2cd98afe78/

English TL for the 10th Adventure Log was released. https://exhentai.org/g/3553873/9e3fc910b3/ I like that Akazawa added in some extra characterization for the succubi this time. The succs in his other works always came over as a monolithic force of dryfishers, but I'm starting to think you could actually have a >0% chance to genuinely befriend one of them, which only makes it more enjoyable to me.

>>47954 >we have Luka at home

another typeset, credit goes to >>47593 for the translation

Nice, the TV ghost is no longer hostile, you've saved the day! Now let's go ho- Wait, what are you doing? Why are you carressing her... oh, oh no, oh god! This isn't what you're supposed to do! STOOOOPPP!

>>46771 >STOOOOPPP! Bustin' in ghosts feels good

>>46337 sneak attack to allow the other 3 to get in

Days are getting colder again over here. The best way to spend these nights is by opening your bedroom window and cuddling real close to your wife or maybe even get hot together under the sheets

Recently found this cute elf comic. It's a western 4 panel comic about an elf and a human, quite the short but sweet read. Would recommend it if you are looking for something on the non-lewd, slapstick humour side, and it has a surprising amount of fanart too.

>>46628 >>46668 Man, good thing you mentioned "fly" and "mosquito". Here was me thinking they were just weirdly colored wasps, all three of them. Guess it makes sense that there wouldn't be repeats. It's nice that we got some cool people to hang around now, starting to feel like a party already. Like the other anon said, Pre-gamin much more than this is going to get us too smashed and weak to resist temptations of any kind(if we aren't already). Although, before deciding where to go, do we know what's going to be on the Main stage. There was a funky bassline from the second stage, but i don't think we've heard anything from the main stage yet.

>>46668 Also, don't know what the fool would mean, but perhaps stars and lovers would mean just "star crossed lovers"? Just throwing it out there.

>>48210 Now if I remember my tarots right, The Fool is always (You)

>>48244 Welp, if we are going to go deep into this, Wikipedia says this about the three of cups: >This card often carries the meaning of joyful social contact,[1] although it may be considered to be rather superficial, unlike the Two of Cups which is considered more personal. There's agreement, general harmony, frivolity, and sometimes it is associated with birth, especially if it comes up with other birth-related cards such as The Empress. >The Three of Cups represents groups coming together to focus on a common emotional goal Which makes sense in context, although there is no way of knowing if Festival anon is using that meaning or some other, custom one. Either way it seems to be referring to our group having a good time. Researching the other ones, the star and lovers mean "Loss, theft, privation, abandonment; another reading says-Hope and bright prospects," and "Attraction, love, beauty, trials overcome.", so depending if it was upright or reversed it means good or bad news for her.

Looks like next update is going to take a while, so tell me, what do you think about the girls that we've seen until now? Festival-anon, avert your eyes. Wouldn't want to influence your decision making. For me, whatever happens, happens, and we'll react accordingly. In no particular order. >Mara: I usually like Kitsune, but Mara hasn't done much particularly for me. She's been more a supporting character than anything else. I'm sure she'll get more development later, but i think festival anon expected us to interact more with her. >Eros catgirl: Cute, but catgirls aren't my thing. >The group at the bar: Nothing that catches my eye there, although we don't have much to go off. I personally get lost when too many characters are introduced at once. I think it was comprised of two Onis, a mouse and another one. >Stalker: AKA giant icecream girl, very likely a Hebi. Could go for her, but for now we don't have much info about her. Though she's going to need to get a bit agressive thanks to our snake fear, or we'd need to get quite drunk. >Bartender(Lakini): A Merrow, i think. Don't know how her MGE mechanic would come to play, if it even does. Maybe we'll catch her peeking at us while bathing. Honestly hope so, she's very flirty, and i quit like her. >Danuki: I find them boring. Not for any weird reasons, it's just usually they get relegated to shopkeeps and not much else. >Spider in the back(Tsuki): Top candidate for now, i love bugs, and these ones particularly. If we encounter her at night something is very likely to happen, and we could always say we will try to help her with her fear of men, although i get the feeling it's less fear of men and more fear of what she could do to men, so afraid of herself. I could be wrong though. >Boog trio: Yvonne seems very focused on Ben, and Ben on Yvonne, so of the other two. Morgan is cute but a bit of a pothead, and Rochelle is cute too, and more responsible. They both are very "voracious", which i like, and they might(?) come as a bundle, although i wouldn't want to assume that and then just anger both at the same time. I like them too, but they aren't the highest on my list Hope i didn't miss any.

There is a small bug with the thread watcher. If you have the thread open when there is a new reply,it will show you a notification but the notification won't update even if you scroll down completely or press on the update button. It will only update if you reload that thread specifically.

>>48635 If a woman with nine tails, extra eyebrows and tattoos starts looking at you funny, you know you will barely live through night.

>>47586 DESIRE TO KNOW MORE INTENSIFY >>47610 Hopefully, Sheila was insanely comfy.

>>48659 But what if I pat her head

>>48776 It's like stepping on a landmine, you're safe as long as you keep doing it.

>>48778 Funny you say that because landmines activate as soon as you step on them. The whole keeping your leg on it is a movie trope.

>>48715 Here's the perfect fox for you

>>48723 >uhhh- of course young man! we have many of these gundams in our domicile! >worry not, we shall carry you there.

>>48738 Such faithful fox, she's going to ensure you fulfill the >till death do us part vow!

>>48601 A kitsune's food is always filled with "love". They would certainly never put any strange ingredients or spells into it.

>>48745 As long as it tastes good.

>>48495 >>48497

>>48584 >>48750 You know I'm not going to sperg about aislop in the aislop thread, but pretty sure you've posted those already earlier

im debating if i should make a 2b snep model. the dress is going to be a pain in the ass, and im not sure how im going to do the head shape >>2554 thanks. i also agree with >>2555 your linework is very good. i cannot do linework at all >>2556 poor eloisa!

3d model i've been working on >>2559 would play

>>2567 Can you recommend any tutorials on how to learn Blender for doing stuff like that? Would be very interested to see what your process is. Most tutorials I find on jootube aren't helpful for making simplistic furry / kemono characters

>>2535 What is the ref from?

>>2513 marge?

banned again ;_;

>>2558 I won't lie: even if that site kind of seemed like ass the last time I visited it, we're quiet enough that I can see why people go there. /kemono/ almost feels more like an idea of a board than a fully incarnated board even if there's anons around who are interested in it and OC, if that makes sense.

>>2560 its better than 4chan, which is enough to make me stop posting on 4cuck. also that was probably like the 6th or 7th time ive been banned for breaking rule 6 on that site lol

Ms. Libby is no longer a NEET, after all these years she finally escaped the 8ch basement..... ;_;

>>2561 The massive oryx snout isn't nearly as cute as her old button nosed face, even if this design still looks alright in its own right.

>>2562 There was also this design, which differs much from her original mascot rendition, but wasn't used. Still very cute either way.

>>2563 Both of these lean harder into Libbie as an animal than as a very geometric office lady. >>2561 still has more of the geometric quality, even if I don't like the snout, but this one almost completely does away with them in favour of this awkward mix of rigidity and roundness. t. drunk

>>2561 >>2563 even though i prefer the typical head shape associated with kemono, i actually like these designs more, they are very cute

>>48700 I know who Kharon is from greek mythology. God knows i've beat him up plenty in TQ. Is she not a lich? Hair color, complexion, eyebags and pantylessness seem to all check out.

>>48703 I think she counts as undead, but not a lich. You'll need someone that was around in the /a/ days for details.

>>48705 Not many of those left around here, if any at all. She's cute.

>>48705 She's the ferry(wo)man for the river styx. If I remember correctly, she was also a massive dork. I think Crayonanon did a couple sketches of her, along with the sandwoman, if anyone remembers that. >>48709 We are practically eldritch in this community at this point, my friend.

>>48705 >>48711 Forgot to add that I don't think she's a lich, but more along the lines of an offshoot zombie evolution, like a wight but not. That or she's been the ferry woman for eternity and is simply undead as she represents an aspect of death as a whole. It's all kinda spotty, it's been like a decade and I haven't been the kindest to my memory/health over that time.

>>41517 >>41518 cute doodles, anon!

>>41522 thanks for the compliment here have a neris eating a parfait.

>>41542 or something else i forgot what food it was

Almost there. Just some finishing touches.

These took a long while. It's a character from an old story of mine, finally getting a drawing like the rest. In terms of the actual process, i was really sloppy with the sketch for this one, that's something i'll never do again. I got a bit better with the hair, and i got plenty of practice of boxes with that second form.

good places to eat

right so I dug up a list another anon made on various other locations; >Monster Girl City needs no introduction >Wintertown Hallmark Christmas town, lots of colourful characters >Frostbite the mirror to wintertown where all the bad girls hang out >Summervile Isles tropical paradise where you can find exotic flavours of monster >Springvale newest and a WIP, no consensus yet most discussion is from this thread; https://web.archive.org/web/20250504211130/https://capybarachan.org/mg/res/18298.html

>>47094 So about the seasonal Archipielago(Probably needs a better name >Springvale The westernmost Island. Center of operations of the MGC branch of the Church of Eros. Beautiful scenery, cherry blossoms everywhere, you know the deal. Love is in the air, quite literally in this case. Like every other island, it's covered in a green mamono realm. The island is surrounded by the Alp mountains in the shape of a heart. I'll let you guess what or who you can find there.It's wurmy, duh Despite it, all of the coast is full of beautiful beaches. Harpies circle around looking for easy pickings, and Icecream sells like faceless male bodypillows on Catmazon >Summerville Tropical, humid, third jungle third desert third grasslands island divided by small mountain range in the middle. It's the one in the south,and the winds always blow from west to east leaving a part of the island always dry and the other one always humid, that transitions from the jungle to the steppes. PvP enabled zone. If you come here, you are either a seasoned adventurer or are about to get seasoned. Plenty of buff jinkos, wild west lamias and p'orcs looking to fight and fuck, and they won't stop until they've had both, or after. Here the law of the strong reigns supreme. There is barely a central government, most of the towns are in a constant struggle for power. >Autumn(name undecided) An island with a moody weather. Trees always have orange leaves, there is enough wind to make a wyvern happy for days, and also plenty of showers. The island is mostly small towns, with two main attractions: Eternall Falls and Hagville. Like yin and yan, these two are opposites of eachother. Hagville has a melancholic mana surrounding it. Most monsters spend all day drunk or sleeping, and none of them is under 100 years old. Eternal falls in the meantime is full of life and bustling with outdoor cafes and hiking trails, perfect for the more calm romantic dates that aren't quite as popular in the Springvale. They say if a monster reaches a certain age without meeting love they are sent into this island due to their highly contagious and depressed mana. If they manage to get over their loneliness by themselves or with some "help", they then move to Eternal Falls, leaving the other seething mamono behind. Beware the predatory hags, for they are starved beyond comprehension. Plenty of ancient evils here as well as ancient goods. >Winter. The one up north. Cold as the ninth circle of hell, home of wintertown and frostbite(perhaps?). Very mountainous, it's covered in a layer of permafrost. Even the sea around it is frozen. You'll find ice elementals, wendis, whitehorns and the rare apophis here. Quite beautiful in some places, unforgiving and treacherous in others. A lot of the undead love moving in here because of the positive effect of the cold in their bodies, although they usually stay on the outside of the island, which is still somewhat warm, and doesn't reach the unforgiving subzero temperatures of the inside. Up high in the Icey castle lives the Ice queen that reigns over the whole island. If you like getting your tongue stuck in ice, this is your place.

>>47438 I imagine Summerville with lots of grass skirts and hula dancing

>>48112 I imagined Summerville as a free for all combat zone, where fight autists and people who want to get captured by a band of porcs go, but we can do something with that too. >Most of the Isle of summer is filled with the hectic of combat and the frenzied sounds of the victorious claiming their prize fro the defeated. >But the jungle has a false sense of tranquility that fools many. >And i'm not talking about ambush predators like Jinkos, it's even more insidious than that. >Deep inside the jungle, there is a large village, comprised mainly of Ocelomeh, Amazons and Elves. >They seem friendly at the start, inviting you inside the village with their cute smiles and their grass skirts that leave barely anything to the imagination. >They promise you safety from the harsh conditions, lure you in with silly games of hula dancing and sensual yoga. >They bring you to their spa, a beautiful lake formed from pristine spring water. >But once the time comes, those who failed to see the warning signs will be brought into the temple to be sacrificed to the Ocelomeh's god. >Debauchery and festivities will break all over the village, celebrating the new moon. >The lake will turn red as foolish adventurers will be washed away, turned into loyal servants and husbands.

>>48794 Get in the living armor Shinji.

>>48795 >be not afrayed of any man who walks beneath the skies >though big he be and small u be, I shall equalyze

I would kiss a bug.

So how does a lich demand kisses? There's no convenient scientific need for them

>>48799 The need for love and affection is a well documented aspect of human nature, as is kissing as an affectionate gesture. However, one could always use more research, in partucular related to the psychological needs of undead and the effectivity of kissing as means of affectionate exchange between the living and the non living.

>>32499 I want to know where this lake that turns human girls into fishe is located.

For all the "jerk off on the eggs" jokes about mermaids, there are fish that do internal fertilization. Some sharks are even viviparous.

So, apparently MGE has a kelpie now. Is this fish-horse fish enough for us or not?

Does a centaur leave a core when she's done eating an apple?

>>44424 I'd wager yes. If so, they probably also do that thing with the free-moving lips.

>>29023 The news doesnt get better. I guess that's a problem when IRL crosses into 2D.

>>28779 Reminder: the Khan's horde conquered the largest Empire in history powered by mare's milk.

>>43296 I dunno. Maybe I'm just lazy but I haven't been enjoying how little of the species specific threads get used for anything. It feels like they were held up by a select few people who just got tired and gave up.

>>45356 From what I've seen they were just absorbed into /mge/, people post non-MGE girls all the time there. It's a little awkward with slightly misleading thread title, but beats waiting days for a reply in the specific threads.

>>45433 I can understand cows cause old /mgt/ talked about Holstaurs and others all the time, but I'd expect foxposting to be more concentrated in the dedicated thread.

>>45449 >foxposting No surprise actually, foxposters were the most active bunch around prone to randomly posting daily and it's easy to imagine they'd move where they get even more engagement. Especially when big part of their pseudo RP was infectious spread of foxing

>>47794 If she says it genuinely, I'm diamond hard

>>47794 no, cats would say it like "myaster"

>>47781 I think she's that long-eared wolf girl from ZZZ.

>>47799 Nyan-slang are cute and I'm tired to pretend otherwise.

So how long is a thread nowadays?

>>2542 Sure. I'll make a few.

I updated the style loras so it's a little different. However it's much more consistent now.

Cats.

The "1girl, standing" meta is outdated. Now it's "1girl, sitting".

>>2550 Big thanks. #1 is 10/10, would peropero all over.

>>29304 It looks like optimal for squeezing out both the dick and breasts at the same time

>>37389 Questioning an angel's sanctity is serious heresy.

>>6114 I cleaned/typeset this page into EN. Screenshot attached. If something looks off, tell me and I’ll fix it. Tool I built for this: AI Manga Translation — https://aimangatranslate.com

>>46805 A couple of things: -The apostrophe for "I'd" in the first bubble got dropped. -Translation in the second balloon feels off, not to mention the text getting cut off. Third and fourth balloons getting smushed together is unnecessary, and the heart in the middle of the sentence makes no sense, it should be left at the end like in the raw.

>>17015 >nightmare about pineapple pizza You're gonna eat pineapple pizza and you're gonna like it!

>>17181 brown wolf woman with good feet....

Restore the glory of Rome!

>>46892 Attack the magic ball she's charging until it stop sparking, then it will blow up and she becomes capturable https://docs.google.com/document/d/1u-plP_mYcM6soPy4m0bpi79KoSs08LxXBfNr_D0SOow

>>46919 Thanks a lot, the guide helped me find some other things I didn't know about either.

>>46559 Gave the game a try and left me with a very mixed impression.The sprite art is nice but in comparison to the first there is very little interaction with the academy itself. The only times you can talk to someone is for plot reasons, which is grows increasingly rushed and jumpy the more it advances, and that ending was honestly horrid, and an obvious setup for their next game. A lot of the old characters are just gifs you can't interact with. All in all, feels pretty unfinished despite being done.

New thread >>47119

>>42087 >>42101 >>42102 Best girl, best scenes (gloryhole is god tier) best ring of promise dialogue. No contest.

>>1816 Can't say I'm a friend of weight-gain, though being your fox wife's questionably-willing accomplice sounds appealing. >helping her catch another meal, careful not to get dragged in alongside her next victim as she ravenously devours it >resting your head on her stomach, feeling her squirming meal, before it eventually gives up and is replaced with the sounds of her belly as it softens up it's contents and starts shrinking gradually >knowing you'll be in there yourself in a few hours >either for enjoyment, until your desperate struggling made her cum >or to keep her full and satisfied until she cooked dinner >either of these scenarios could see you trapped for some time, while she has no intention of holding back her stomach >she has also never told you how serious her playful threats really are about devouring you for nutrients, once you knock her up with a litter of kits >all you ever get in return is that typical smug grin

>>105 Cock vore, but only with futa pred on unwilling female prey. I like seeing females get churned by much stronger futas while their male boyfriends are powerless to stop their beloved from being turned into nut butter.

Imagine having a succ gf that lets you experience this maddening pleasure and still come out alive.

>>81 Added.

>>46670 Anon, I didn't move out to the middle of nowhere to start an Ushi farm in order to have consensual sex with docile cows.

>>46674 For me it's Zombie herding, making use of those ice cold undead jugs Also other undead are free to join the herd

>>46636 Need more cute Troll daughterus too.

>A great writefag's story turned out to be misery and divorce slop I hate life

>>46675 Jiangshi milkshake

mahdz

>>2434 She looks great.

>>2434 Really appreciate the fact you've added them. Now I can experience how she really feels.

I did not expect to find this while looking through doujin shmups, but apparently there's a doujin game exhibition called GamePavilion JP with a kemono mascot. She's pretty fucking cute, and I'm kind of surprised I haven't heard about her already.

>>2473 modding source games le fun

>repeatedly try to get into programming over the years through following language books or fucking around >never get very far with any of them >fail to acquire the mindset for programming every time >Land of Lisp came close enough to helping that it noticeably influenced a dialogue system I scripted in Godot >still felt like I was missing something fundamental I might as well try SICP at this point even if it's a meme book, because something is just not clicking and I might be the exact kind of turboautist who'd benefit from SICP's autism. HtDP might be a bit easier to get into, but from flipping through both it and SICP I can say the latter clicks better with me even though HtDP assumes less mathematical and electrical engineering knowledge from the reader. >>2391 >free Oh shoot, I'll- >the rest of the post That's unfortunate. Tying directional attacks to the right thumbstick sounds like a neat idea, but you'd need very dependable, stable character movement to pull it off, and slipperiness is the opposite trait.

>>2516 Seems like you're focusing too much on the tool itself than its use, language books, Lisp and SICP seem like a hilarious overkill for messing with godot. IMO it's better to spend the effort just doing stuff and learning from your mistakes and optimizations, but I'm probably biased by my distaste for /g/ memes.

>>2516 The hard part about programming is designing logical systems. You'd probably be better off playing Zachtronics games to train your brain to operate that way. >bat girl game Yeah, it's a shame. The character is really cute and I think it could be a fun little platformer or run 'n' gun but the controls are so bafflingly bad I cannot fathom how it ever got made. Literally disabling the omnidirectional aiming and just having me shoot in a single straight line would be preferable.

>>2518 You're likely right, and I intend to do that as well, but I'm also just really curious about SICP even aside from the memes, and flipping through it has intensified that curiosity. >>2519 That's not a bad suggestion, actually. Since reading your post I've picked it up again after not playing it since 2019 (I didn't get very far back then), as even if it doesn't actually help much, it'd feel satisfying to get into for its own sake. >I cannot fathom how it ever got made. My guess is that the developer was the only one who tested his game before it came out and was so used to his controls that by the time it came out and others could play it, it felt too late to change anything.

>>2520 The best practice I ever got for computer programming was playing Magic: the Gathering for 7-8 years and getting exposed to a bunch of old and new cards. The game used to be very consistent about its wording, so if you understood how the underlying rules worked then you could navigate games even when you were playing against mostly unknown cards. The differences in "for each" and "repeat this process" are meaningless in English but very important rules text in MTGese. When I started learning how to code with Java a lot of the for-loop, while-loop, and if-check logic felt very familiar.

>>43690 i dont think you want to try your chances with the last 2.

>>43690 The middle one needs no fixing. She's perfect as is.

>>43720 But the last one dindu nuffin

>>11369 nuh-uh they're snakes you baka

even making animal noises at a fox is just asking to get your voice stolen I'd advise against it

>>45544 What's she gonna do, shove her tail in my mouth? Kiss me? I'm immune to all non-spider mofu.

>>45544 first my levels and now my voice. what are they even going to do with it?

>>45545 >>45546 make incriminating and scandalous recordings using your voice and blackmail you into having your bloodline sullied with hers

next thread about sheep please

Every now and then this song will randomly get stuck in my head and now it can get stuck in yours too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uw1IRJpJsXQ

Would you enjoy watching your harpy wife lay eggs?

>>33793 >Would you enjoy watching your wife giving birth to your children? Geez anon I wonder

The ground dwelling harpy, so easily forgotten.

I imagine lithe harpy races can just swoop you up and carry you off to their nests, while thicker ones have to rely on keeping you pinned with their weight, while raping you unconscious first

>>44410 I just need a tiger to protect me from all threats.

>>44410 This idiot think he gets to choose

>>44417 I will defeat any foxes that attempt to fox me. they'll be human'd

oh, 1000 posts

>>2389 >full potential We've got basically zero faggots, a handful of active artists, and no CP spam to speak of. You're doing great. The only thing that I take serious issue with is the guy pumping out AI slop since he used to be the anon who collected and dumped stuff made by kemono artists on twitter (and because I've started drawing a little bit for personal fun, and I've gained a much deeper appreciation for visual art and distaste for AGI). But that's his problem. >monastery Nice. I've wanted to visit one myself, but I've always thought it was kind of an all-or-nothing commitment. >icon I think what you're trying to say is that anime as a word and as a style are both strongly influenced by Western animation, and early Western animation from the rubber hose era and prior actually has a lot of similarities with modern anime (Betty Boop is the first chibi girl, perhaps?). I'm not a fan of that particular illustration by Owen Cyclops because I do think that there needs to be some craft put into a shape/painting in order for it to be spiritual or moving, but I get the point both it and you make. >>2390 >>2394 The etymology and popularity of both words derive from the "30 year old boomer" meme which was psyopped into mainstream consciousness via a Discord clique about 6-7 years ago. There was then a trend of making simulacra using the -oomer suffix because the heavy vowel sound triggers something in the ape brains of most people, and the majority of modern communication is simply trying to harness linguistic magic which they do not understand. Thus, a cynic is a doomer; an optimist is a bloomer; a romantic is a swooner, a porn addict is a coomer, and so on. This is also why words like troon(er) and gooner have become popular; they technically existed earlier as tranny + goon (meaning SA user who paid tenbux) or as in "gooning" in the hyperfetishistic sense. Words like this also serve practical purposes in evading word filters on social media, because the curry niggers who run them are actually so fucking stupid they can't identify troon as a euphemism for tranny, nor can they design LLMs to do so. But yes, word magic, it really is that simple. If you want to see this notion of words being long-lost magic symbols that we activate with our voiceboxes explored more, you must read Snow Crash. I will also tell you something that literally nobody else on the face of the internet has seen fit to mention: Snow Crash is an incredibly fun and funny read, and you will have a good time regardless of what your reason for picking it up is. I suppose most people are too busy in their quest to add books to their List of Quote Tweet Gotchas to appreciate the written word anymore.

>>2389 Thanks, I looked a little bit on the theory of forms after you mentioned it and I could get the basic idea, I still need to read more on Plato and the other guys, remembered a IRL friend who is also interested in philosophy. I heard something similar in the mgtow bubble years ago (more specifically on the topic of "waifuism", have you heard about it?) What I could get regarding western and anime is that in a way what has been going on in the western media industry goal for de-sexualization and masculinization of female characters due to things that, of course, everybody here knows well. And with that in a way one could get a feeling that something isn't as it was before, the (mainstream) "muse" ideal that was the status quo not so long ago. A good example is Stellar Blade ( I will hold myself from calling it a "gooner game" after reading the latest posts), I won't judge the game's quality here but we can remember the rage cries from the gaming "journalists" to this title simply because it had a pretty, idealized (in the sense of the theory of forms again) woman as the main protagonist. Other example is Atomic Hearth, for two reasons that we all know. I think that this episodes show that at least here in the West there has been a huge lack of something that we had in the past and we desperately try to get back, at least this is what I could formulate from the idea, specially regarding the idea of femininity that seems so lacking today. (with that I imagine that we could also trace a parallel with the article that you've send (nice site btw), but in a more transcendental manner of course) >monastery Cool, recently I moved back to a city with a big catholic influence (even on the name of the city itself), and between my last post in this thread and now I have visited the city's main cathedral a couple of times, although there are at least a couple more churches in town that I am planning to visit too, I even live near one as I can hear their bells from inside my bedroom. As >>2395 said, the commitment for entering a monastery is big, I could only imagine it being a good place to disconnect from the modern world, I also wanted to visit one if there was a opportunity.

>>2395 >>2397 Do you remember how monasteries used to play a big role in caring for travellers and such? I don't know how it is in the Catholic world (I imagine it's still the case there), but in Eastern Orthodoxy it's still kind of like that. You can visit monasteries or stay at them for a bit if you give the monks a bit of a head's up first. Like a lot of things in the church, it's still around, and you can still participate in it even though it's mostly outside the modern consciousness. This description by Patrick Leigh Fermor of his stay at a Benedictine monastery matches pretty well what I've heard from others, even if his initial response was more extreme: >To begin with, I slept badly at night and fell asleep during the day, felt restless alone in my cell and depressed by the lack of alcohol, the disappearance of which had caused a sudden halt in the customary monsoon. The most remarkable preliminary symptoms were the variations of my need of sleep. After initial spells of insomnia, nightmare and falling asleep by day, I found that my capacity for sleep was becoming more and more remarkable: till the hours I slept in or on my bed vastly outnumbered the hours I spent awake; and my sleep was so profound that I might have been under the influence of some hypnotic drug. For two days, meals and the offices in the church - Mass, Vespers, and Compline - were almost my only lucid moments. >Then began an extraordinary transformation: this extreme lassitude dwindled to nothing; night shrank to five hours of light, dreamless and perfect sleep, followed by awakenings full of energy and limpid freshness. This explanation is simple enough: the desire for talk, movement and nervous expression that I had transported from Paris found, in this silent place, no response or foil, evoked no single echo; after miserably gesticulating for a while in a vacuum, it languished and finally died for lack of any stimulus or nourishment. Then the tremendous accumulation of tiredness, which must be the common property of all our contemporaries, broke loose and swamped everything. No demands, once I had emerged from that flood of sleep, were made upon my nervous energy: there were no automatic drains, such as conversation at meals, small talk, catching trains, or the hundred anxious trivialities that poison everyday life. Even the major causes of guilt and anxiety had slid away into some distant limbo and not only failed to emerge in the small hours as tormentors but appeared to have lost their dragonish validity. This new dispensation left nineteen hours a day of absolute and god-like freedom. Work became easier every moment; and, when I was not working, I was either exploring the Abbey and the neighbouring countryside, or reading. The Abbey became the reverse of a tomb - not, indeed, a Thelema or Nepenthe, but a silent university, a country house, a caslte hanging in mid-air beyond the reach of ordinary troubles and vexations. >... >If my first days in the Abbey had been a period of depression, the unwinding process, after I had left, was ten times worse. The Abbey was at first a graveyard; the outer world seemed afterwards, by contrast, an inferno of noise and vulgarity entirely populated by bounders and sluts and crooks. This state of mind, I saw, was, perhaps, as false as my first reactions to monastic life; but the admission did nothing to decreaese its unpleasantness. From the train which took me back to Paris, even the advertisements for Byrrh and Cizano seen from the window, usually such jubilant emblems of freedom and escape, had acquired the impact of personal insults. The process of adaptation - in reverse - had painfully to begin again.

I, for one, continue to be annoyed that the anon who used to collect kemono art and dump it in the /animu/ threads has spent the last year or more obsessing with AI slop models. I remember he had a huge collection of doujinshis and often ordered stuff from kemoket/comiket each year. Keeping up with his uploads was like a holiday. longsworduser on sadpanda, for anyone who wasn't around at the time Obviously Twitter became way more hostile to any alternative frontend efforts and disabled any loopholes that resulted in RSS feeds being manageable, but I feel like there's been a void of kemono art in my life that just hasn't been the same. Maybe I simply need to stop being a lazy faggot and set up Hydrus.

>>2502 That's up to him. At least it's pushed me to look around pixiv a little more for kemono art. Speaking of unfortunate changes, apparently shikki_2p has been a 3DPD vtuber for nearly a year now.

>>43236 The way you phrased it implies existence of undead cats that aren't cats,

>>43237 But who is the horniest dead?

>>43239 ghouls with fake cat ears on

>>43236 since cats have 9 lives they get 10 ghosts

>>43240 From those that have an official listing right now, the dragons, they got horns.

>Cheshires are annoying cats >When you are busy, she'll demand attention and scritches and headpats, jumping on your lap and pushing her butt in your face and jerking you off to get your attention >When you want to give her attention, she's dismissive. She turns away (and shows you her ass). She wants none of it. Scritches? She's far too good for those. Sorry. Try again another time.

>>42134 That's the bad chesh, a good chesh is not like that. I saw in my orb

>>42134 Turning down Anon's affection just makes him sad.

>>42136 based. she can cheer a sad anon up. she can't cheer a happy anon up. >>42135 I don't know about this cheshire of yours. She must be very small to fit in an orb. But im sure she's nice. These cheshires are a handful - literally in your case.

Love that kot

>>41063 I think fur is just warm clothing until they get a husband, then it becomes something like a detachable body part

>>41066 Looked them up in wikipedia and my guess was pretty spot on. >Selkies are mythological creatures that can shapeshift between seal and human forms by removing or putting on their seal skin. They feature prominently in the oral traditions and mythology of various cultures, especially those of Celtic and Norse origin. The term "selkie" derives from the Scots word for "seal", and is also spelled as silkies, sylkies, or selchies. Selkies are sometimes referred to as selkie folk (Scots: selkie fowk), meaning "seal folk" >Selkies have a dual nature: they can be friendly and helpful to humans, but they can also be dangerous and vengeful. Selkies are often depicted as attractive and seductive in human form, and many stories involve selkies having romantic or sexual relationships with humans, sometimes resulting in children. Selkies can also be coerced or tricked into marrying humans, usually by someone who steals and hides their seal skin, preventing them from returning to the sea. Such marriages are often unhappy, as the selkie always longs for the sea and may eventually escape if they find their skin. So yeah, they are like that from the beginning, no need for husband.

I finally finished. The profile pictures not being representative and even the size descriptions not meaning much forced me to think about things a lot. Girls aren't sorted within their tiers, and for the sorter I treated kamaitachi A, B, and C as one monster since they're a package deal and mentally filed both youko and inari under "kitsune." I didn't let myself use the tie button. If I did the sorter again I'd probably get slightly different results, so don't mind the absolute sorting TOO much. I also really had to force myself not to think too much and just go with my gut or I never would've finished, the sorter is tough.

>>41141 >filed both youko and inari under "kitsune." You probably shouldn't. Inari and Youko have distinct vibes. The personality and appearance might be variable, but ultimately the profile dictates a determining force in the species personality overall, so you should still weigh them as if they were mostly the profile, even if you can imagine an individual that's the total opposite.

>>41147 >You probably shouldn't I don't see any point. At least the English community rarely bothers differentiating between the two and if the only difference between them is "vibes" when encyclopedia entries don't hard code a girl's vibes (or many other things), calling them different monsters is just sophistry. They're a skill issue apart. Not like I'd bother redoing all of that again for a minor difference anyway. Foxes will remain foxes in my mind.

>>41013 What happened in the dream?

>>40997 >kiki in the grocery store can tell you wore the same pair of jeans three days in a row This is why they follow you home, you're just too obviously helpless!

>>41014 She ate his cabbages.

still never had a mamono dream...

last for pubes

>>39930 I can only cum to monogamous relationships. I'll pass

>>40196 Monogamous kitmaking with Wakamo

>>40211 please eat more food

>>40196 >Kinu The great betrayal...

>>40710 new thread

>>39479 >when she's finally ready to settle down after centuries of being a demonic whore

>>39520 What about blueberry demons?

>>39586 kino

>>39618 >succ wife spikes your morning coffee with her milk >instead of work or chores, you have to spend the next several hours getting the aphrodisiacs squeezed out of your body

>>40641 Asskot's newest game, RJ01410856

>>40661 >asskot

>>40614 https://gitgud.io/SEQUELGOD/sequel-bin blight -> awake -> colony -> ASYLUM (spinoff) -> kludge -> L.Depth (spinoff) -> INNOCENT RULES (spinoff) -> thirst

>>40624 The sign of a true kamige. Fluffy tail.

New thread: >>40817

>>39812 Unless navigating a labyrinth is part of the deal, you can get the same effect with just a couple of looping rooms.

>>39752 Yes, fuck niggers

>>39819 thats kind of sad, but oh well

>>39817 >salamanders furiously warriorposting while dark valks relentlessly paladinpost ruins every fucking thread

>>39820 choc girls jokes aside, what do you expect from an imageboard, casual racism has been a staple of them for almost two decades since the OG /b/ times. I don't even know if this thread is racist, we don't talk about RL shit

>>38632 Learn some phrases in her language to ease her in. For example, it's summer, so a Kiki will gladly serve you some homemade ice cream if you ask her nicely.

>>38637 >kiki, zrób mi loda Yes, this will work

>>38632 >Nytten myö poeka kuule nussitaan!

>>38638 if someone told me to zrob their loda I would immediately assume they're asking me to suck their dick and would take offense to it you may want to be careful with that around mamono

>>38640 thatsthejoke.jpg

Honestly, I think trumparts are the most underrated monster in the entire encyclopedia. Private fuck dimensions are not to be taken lightly.

>>37482 More of a flapjacks man, m’self.

>>37484 I'm fairly certain those are pancakes

There you go. >>37486

>>37487 I was hoping to claim the next thread for the abyss, again. Oh well, we have literally forever.