6382c2ea No.3543
>>3542Because she's like Osaka in many, many ways.
3ca4fcbc No.3544
>>3543 Who is she and what anime is she from?
c302d1ee No.3545
>>3544Kajiwara Sora from
Sketchbook ~full color's~ 5e8d8646 No.3546
>>3545It's worth mentioning that I thought Sketchbook was a pretty good anime. I haven't watched it since it came out though, so I'm not sure if it's held up over time.
From what I remember of her character, Sora is kind of a quiet, spacey girl that's like a hybrid of Sakaki and Osaka. She spends a lot of time in her head, but makes friends with the teacher and students of the art club.
ca63fd31 No.3547
The main theme of Sketchbook is Sora's inability to communicate with people normally and does it through her sketchbook. By the end of the anime Sora has come put of her shell and opened up to her friends.
81367237 No.3548
I love how this thread just stopped being abt Osaka
5b2e69fa No.3553
>>3552Oh, right! This board has a spoiler function. Rarely used, but it's there.
I wonder what other functions we don't use. Are WEBM files supported?
046ca5ec No.3554
>>3553I believe .webm files are supported (I don't have any to test that, though).
Strangely, .rar and .zip files aren't supported.
dcc04e7f No.3555
>>3536What, if anything is degenerate about the posts in the original thread? It really feels like the majority of the userbase here wasn't around or even alive during the Wakachan era. Imageboards really must be a dying medium if something in that thread managed to hit a nerve with someone.
4dae72ad No.3556
>>3555 Lewd talk. Need I say more?
dcc04e7f No.3558
>>3556You realize that this is an imageboard right? The internet doesn't revolve around what you think is morally right or wrong. I'm sure there is some dead VBulletin forum or Azumanga subreddit you can visit that would be glad to listen to the "wholesome" and groundbreaking discussion concerning Peter Griffin face edits and hear the same analogies to Nano and Sora that have been made over and over for the past decade. Osaka is a popular character from a well-known manga series, it is a given that ecchi and hentai exists of her. The ""lewd talk"" was literally the only actual two-way discussion on the character in the entire thread. I posted in that thread about potential lost media (The original Osaka doujin by House of Karsea) because I had hopes of getting it scanlated. I get that this series is over twenty years old and has been discussed to death, so most of the board quality was left behind on the old domain. The majority of the fanbase must've moved on with their lives after Wakachan shut down and I should probably do the same seeing that this board is now just children discovering the series for the first time.
da2681ec No.3559
>>3558Who pissed in your cornflakes?
Look, if you wanna keep the other thread active, bump it. I agree the other one isn't lewd or even particularly naughty, but if OP wants one that is totally wholesome, who says he doesn't get to make a new thread?
This may be an IB but historically has never been 4chan.
>The internet doesn't revolve around what you think is morally right or wrongSame goes for you, though. For all of us.
Osaka is cute AF, let's talk about her.
>>3557Were there posters with other anime characters during that campaign?
341df561 No.3603
>>3559>Were there posters with other anime characters during that campaign?There are a few others floating around, but I don't know if they're original or inspired by the Osaka one, which is by far the most famous.
Here's one for Popotan, an anime no one would remember if it weren't for the Carameldansen dance.
c5e2452c No.3606
>>3603That poster kinda looks fake to me5, but I could be wrong. Cute as fuck, though.
I haven't seen Popotan because I never watch things based on visual novels, but since it looks cute I may.
Speaking of things I haven't watched
>>3571>>3539>>3560I hear it's brillant.
68ebc9ed No.3607
>>3606What are these great notes from?
c5e2452c No.3610
>>3607Not sure. Found it today, some guy wrote an academic paper and his thesis seems to be that manga characters tend tolose their hands when they lose emotional control (which he calls
HL) and uses Azumanga as a case study.
I'm not sure how serious he was.
I wanted a picture of Osaka throwing sea cucumbers to go with the thread, and found it randomly.
Here, in case you wanna check it out:
https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Visual-representation-of-emotion-in-manga%3A-LOSS-OF-Daioh/0adaf78632746024b02cae34d3100063ed42e25e 0df14060 No.3614
>>3606>since it looks cute I mayDon't waste your time, it's really quite terrible.
c5e2452c No.3684
>>3634>Pre-anime fanartThat's fascinating to me. I miss all those old galleries from the early days, before all things were centralized, and webrings were a thing.
Too bad most of those sites are dead.
Anyone has a certain fan-made series of manga from that era that is about Osaka in school before she moved from Osaka?
ecb63948 No.3772
>>3684It's hosted on this very website, check the gallery link way up at the top.
https://axypb.net/gallery/index.php e422c024 No.3798
>>3772whoa that's a goldmine, thanks!
7d3210b7 No.3921
>>3920Where is her skirt?
356d9ead No.3922
>>3921You wear a skirt to the beach?
a6028dc9 No.3928
>>3922I guess that would get the skirt all samdy. But she has her uniform top why not the skirt also?
And why does she have a gun and butter/cheese?
So many questions.
3d0b2d88 No.3931
>>3928Why a CD, also. May be a parody.
Funny how the butter is bothering me more than the gun.
cee85fcb No.3932
>>3928>>3931I thought that was tofu (although it is pretty dark).
I feel like I've seen this image discussed once before and that it was a parody of something, but I can't remember and can't find anything online.
31745d91 No.4542
>>3920ver 2.0
Actually made october 2020.
d44e6f69 No.4644
>>3571Poor Osaka didn't age very well after high school.
Where is the last image from anyway?
23f9f8ef No.4645
>>4644Ooh, I actually know this one!
That's Tsukiko Sagi, the protagonist from Paranoia Agent.
c140aeb8 No.5602
>>5601That's pretty funny!
b6cbe75d No.5603
>>5601I love seeing Azu art/panels with modern references, although they're about 20 years apart.
Where does the time go?
6a28c874 No.5604
>>5603It's here bro. We made it.
da6cffda No.5608
>>5603>I love seeing Azu art/panels with modern references, although they're about 20 years apart.It almost makes us forget that the girls are actually dead forever
37f10437 No.5611
>>5609This. I saw once a movie called Coco, and they explained that as long as you remember someone, they aren't dead. I don't know if that movie is fiction like Ghost, partially based on reality like Ghostbusters, or a documentary like Beetlejuice, but it sounds good and reasonable. The point is, as long as we remember Azumanga girls they'll live.