>>1365 You're from peru.

>>1461 you from africa?

>>455 >anime haibane renmei and now and then, here and there made me cry there's a bunch more manga since i read it a lot more than watching anime and i can't think of any off the top of my head

>>455 Pikachu's goodbye

>>455 i cried at the end of Anohana like a little baby i can't even lie. i mean genuine sobbing. i also cried at the end of Kuzu no Honkai but not as hard.

Made in Abyss is a different type of cry. It's not sad, watching it is just straight up a horrible feeling.

>>455 Madoka, ep. 8. Have seen it a dozen times and it never fails to draw tears.

i wanna cuddle with yukari

:)

>>1111 Wow! Four same numbers Yukari must be very lucky.

Yukari... I imagine cuddling with her while she pats my head calling me a good boy...

Hikarins do you know any manga that's super cute? I need a rainstorm of cuteness with nothing to distract me from it. Like that anthology comic

This anime was a complete mindfuck

I didn't dream about En last night

Hopefully I can reproduce the conditions that led to happiness tonight

Still no sign of her...

you can only take a glimpse of god sometimes in this mire of pure evil, conserve the memory fondly and be ready to wait years until you can take a bit of happiness again

You're actually interested in animanga, vidya games, vns, ect. You're not into them because you're an otaku, you're an otaku because you're into them. >>1408 I personally don't think you could call yourself an otaku if you've only watched one anime...

>>1414 That's like your opinion dude

>>1415 Woah man why are we like talking like stoners dude

>>1416 >>1415 woah dudes lets like... all be chill and stuff okay....peace and love bros...

thank you for the replies anon i guess i was just feeling down cause i basically ever only watched depressing stuff and i need some change of air (also sorry if this thread came out weird but i wanted to reply to that other otaku culture thread and i accidentally made a new thread

>>1346 Linking a pretty recent fav https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWqgfDzVQ7E And speaking of loids I loveee inanimate utaus they're all so creative

This plays in my head 24/7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF75HlzopQ0

>>1356 i have this set as my alarm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XchbMh5lBGs i heard this one on the 39chan radio... i like it a lot...

>>683 >step 1 memorize the kana brute force memorize the kana this should only take a day or two a week max https://djtguide.neocities.org/kana/ progressively add another kana column until you have no trouble recognizing all the kana if you still have trouble write down each kana 50 times >step 2 learn some grammar grammar has 3 parts: Sentence Structure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5PD1lORiwk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyVZlaEqU24 Particles https://imabi.org/table-of-contents-%e7%9b%ae%e6%ac%a1/ https://matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/GqYvdEhgKNOcBDSZnDDGsWGc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwcTI9qvO-U&list=PLg9uYxuZf8x-FpkArMEoVVfw10TDT9I1h Verb Agglutinations https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIPhvGxp43c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhyrskGBKHE https://wkdonc.github.io/conjugation/drill.html >step 3 Learn kanji together with basic vocabulary via premade sentence cards install anki install and configure kanjigod addon the only good piece of migaku software https://github.com/migaku-official/Migaku-Kanji-Addon start on this anki deck, 40 new cards a day, reviews before showing new cards https://tatsumoto.neocities.org/blog/basic-vocabulary#anki-deck > step 4 Start mining sentences from actual media https://arbyste.github.io/jp-mining-note-prerelease/ https://github.com/Ajatt-Tools/mpvacious

>>683 Sharing experience : I had one half a year break when I was learning and it took 1.5 weeks to catch up. If you feel like you literally cant go on anymore you can try taking a break but keep thinking about japanese so that your brain will automatically motivate you to pick up again in some time, i cant promise it will work for you but thats the tactics I use for everything i learn I also used https://jpdb.io/ instead of anki because it has cool features sch as going through each word of a videogame or an anime chronologically

>>683 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA_RcUI8km1NMhiEebcbqdlcHv_2ngbO2&si=-Lnu0SCwBnNQuCxE i enjoy TokiniAndy's videos going over Genki 1 grammar. he explains the concepts in a way that's easy for me to understand. good supplementary material me thinks.

>>729 >>1381 my fucking god i can't even imagine putting this much effort into something. all i did was read a few guides on the internet and then just started figuring out the grammar and vocabulary piece by piece through reading and listening. took me a while to be able read much but i could never do shit like memorizing anki cards or studying kanji because i fucking hate studying. though i started doing all of this when i was young and not long after i really started caring about anime so maybe it's different for people who started learning as an adult because of brain stuff. i do want to have a fun discussion about japanese grammar with you so please talk to me about anything you find interesting. also explain the n levels shit to me because i don't get it.

>>1384 Your japanese level is measured from n5 to n1 n5 is the first and most basic and then n1 is cooler then an average native I think. U need to take an official test somewhere to determine what level u are and get a certificate so u can put it in ur resume or something Your learning way is pretty cool when it works because it means you probably percieve the language similar to japanese people. I wonder if you can understand bits of chinese text though?

I usually never watch more than 3 airing shows at once and there's always some 4 cour baby anime thrown in the mix so it doesn't really count. This is new

>>1341 i haven't really been watching much of anything honestly. kinda thinking of watching the dark elf anime, but are any of these actually good? which do you recommend the most out of them?

I'm enjoying the Shaft ninja show a lot.

>>1342 I'm enjoying the second season of Shoushimin. I miss the single episode mysteries of the first season, but I'm enjoying the build up of the larger mystery so far.

>>1341 It's been a while since I watched this many seasonal shows.

>>1370 sounds like one of my subconcious outspoken "vocal tunes" normies won't get it sorree

normies on my hikarin chan?

>>1372 It's more common than you think!

>>1373 whyyy