It was my first visual novel, soon followed by one of my first anime: Angel Beats!, which led to my involvement in our sister site, Kazamatsuri. So, oddly enough, I arrived there from three different points of inquiry. Very romantic stuff) and it stuck with me I eventually started looking into it again (I had also read some Rurouni Kenshin, which led me to Japanese animation again). I had read several very old manga (I don’t think it’s even in print anymore can’t find the name of it anywhere, though I’d love to for nostalgia’s sake. In my very ancient childhood, almost 18 years ago, I had been a very avid reader (still am, really), and practically lived at the bookstore.
Umineko anime memes series#
I had found the series through my old college roommates and really enjoyed it that led me to look for similar animated shows, which led to Japanese animation-and visual novels.Īnd yet a third approach led me there as well. However, at the same time, I had also approached it through another avenue: Avatar the Last Airbender, oddly enough. Bought it through MG when they were selling it (summer 2014) and played it over the next few months. I had never heard of it, so I PM’d him, and he recommended me to Umineko. At one point, it had grown to immense popularity in the subreddit, so he hosted a little “Red Truth/Blue Truth” session, where we had to post a Blue Truth and he would either ignore it or refute it in Red. One chap made a bunch of fanart (mostly through screenshots and speech bubbles of Pokemon) to create a murder mystery series of sorts around some of the events and memes that happened on stream. So the train went a-chuggin’ and I found myself on their subreddit. I found it a bit indirectly I had been introduced, some months prior, to a really strange thing called Twitch Plays Pokemon (absolutely hilarious when it first started).
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