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Re: the Rinus de Milo: I want to like that image, but the boobs are way too big - both for the character and the original sculpture. :? Also, I should make a pic about "A Bottle of Rin" just to give everyone aneurysms. Hell, I would, if I had photoshop. :lol: It would be terrible if you made a pic ...

No metallic grey-blue ribbon? :) Also, I've seen that 'Tsukino' surname around here recently... :D I thought the red ribbon fit better with her hair. That's interesting. I wondered about that odd shade of blue, then decided she had a specific kind of blindness coupled with protanomalous colour sens...

Mohn_Jadden wrote:Before anyone asks, this is going to be our visual interpretation of Aoi. Adds a bit more 'uniqueness' to her character than what was present in the game.

http://puu.sh/cvJgK/50fa21382d.jpg

No metallic grey-blue ribbon?
Also, I've seen that 'Tsukino' surname around here recently...

In the past, we've had discussions on the role of technological compensation for disabilities. If our KS main characters survived into the 2020s, there's a great chance they'd mostly be able to 'fix' their disabilities (should they even wish to, which isn't a given for those who, for example, have b...

I was just thinking of reasons why self-insertion fanfics are not the best idea... when I came across (snip*) abomination. Funny, though.

*MOD EDIT: trust me, you're better off not knowing.

Call of Cthulu is actually a good idea, considering the characters therein aren't supposed to be typical heroes. Plus, being blind is an asset when confronted with sights which make you go mad. :P Now you've got me imagining Lilly in R'lyeh, trying to navigate by running her hand along the wall, an...

Valjean Lafitte wrote:Has anyone attempted a Suzu pregnancy test meme? I tried earlier and failed miserably.

"Oooh... it must've happened while I was asleep..."

As far as Misha goes, I think she's really struggling internally not so much because of that, but because she's trying very hard to deal with the fact she doesn't have much of an identity outside of Shizune. You see it in Shizune's route a lot and in some of the others. In fact, it can be argued th...

Eurobeatjester wrote:My headcannon is that the few normal students with no disabilities that go to Yamaku experience the same sense of shunning, stigma, and exclusion that disabled students would receive in normal schools.

So Misha is overcompensating?

This thread suddenly became 'favourite artworks — reprisals'.

I always think of Emi as Summer and Rin as Autumn.

While Akira wasn't as blessed as Lily in the boobs department, you can still tell she has some if you look closely enough. Though since most of her apperences have her wearing clothes that hide her curves, it's hard to tell. Not like we ever saw her in a swimsuit. She's clearly wearing a double-bre...

She was missing a thumb in the beta? Interesting. I think Hisao mentions the girl missing a thumb after describing Miki, but I could be mistaken. At least the wiki seems to think of it as a separate mention. It's a shame you can't see all of her fingers in her sprite, but at least I don't think I'v...

Atario wrote:Hey, look over there, it's an actual picture!

Seasonally-appropriate best girls

Ah, beautiful. Lilly of Spring, Hanako of Winter; who would you give for Autumn and Summer?

Rhodri wrote:While on the matter of peeling back the sugar coating, I'd say that the Yamaku Foundation runs a Hospice for the students (and general population) with the really bad conditions. Some spend a few days there...some never come out again.

I placed that one in Niigata.

Peel away the sugar coating and looking at the reality of both teenage mentality and the difficulties of living with disabilities... I imagine Yamaku's mortality rate is high, compared to most schools. Suicide, disability-related accidents (falls, seizures, haemophiliac bleeding), and terminal illn...