Comments on: Sasameki Koto 01 http://hontouni.com/zan/2009/10/13/sasameki-koto-01/ Stripey Insists Sisters Cry Oniichan Now Fri, 10 Feb 2012 06:43:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Zyl http://hontouni.com/zan/2009/10/13/sasameki-koto-01/comment-page-1/#comment-14961 Zyl Wed, 14 Oct 2009 07:33:00 +0000 http://hontouni.com/zan/?p=4184#comment-14961 Yeah, just what *is* Library-senpai's name? I'm sure it must have been in the credits. Yeah, just what *is* Library-senpai’s name? I’m sure it must have been in the credits.

]]> By: Shinmaru http://hontouni.com/zan/2009/10/13/sasameki-koto-01/comment-page-1/#comment-14958 Shinmaru Wed, 14 Oct 2009 06:10:08 +0000 http://hontouni.com/zan/?p=4184#comment-14958 Unmei Kaihen is also positive and fun when you bellow it like a madman~ For some reason, I am highly amused that the Library chick apparently does not have a name. Ushio doesn't even bother to let silly things like names get in the way of her crushing. Unmei Kaihen is also positive and fun when you bellow it like a madman~

For some reason, I am highly amused that the Library chick apparently does not have a name. Ushio doesn’t even bother to let silly things like names get in the way of her crushing.

]]> By: Zyl http://hontouni.com/zan/2009/10/13/sasameki-koto-01/comment-page-1/#comment-14954 Zyl Wed, 14 Oct 2009 00:40:59 +0000 http://hontouni.com/zan/?p=4184#comment-14954 LOL, the latter complication certainly has more potential to cater to a male audience. On the other hand, it seems that manga and doujin catering for the female/lesbian market seems to revolve around the former complication (often in a high school context) much more to the point that it's a tad tiresome and it's refreshing instead to see two adult women in love and going about their lives without doramaz wrt their sexuality (IMHO heavily implied wrt Nanoha x Fate in StrikerS) - a point I picked up from <a href="http://okazu.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow">Erica</a>. P.S. Apologies on the gender confusion - fixed! LOL, the latter complication certainly has more potential to cater to a male audience. On the other hand, it seems that manga and doujin catering for the female/lesbian market seems to revolve around the former complication (often in a high school context) much more to the point that it’s a tad tiresome and it’s refreshing instead to see two adult women in love and going about their lives without doramaz wrt their sexuality (IMHO heavily implied wrt Nanoha x Fate in StrikerS) – a point I picked up from Erica.

P.S. Apologies on the gender confusion – fixed!

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