Lets post some Azumangelion pics, and other such crossovers
Like this?
Or this?
And that's all I got.
Not bad.
Other such crossovers meaning Hellsing, by the same artist.
This stuff is atrocious. Some crossovers were meant to stay in the darkest recesses of the otaku mind.
I laughed entirely too hard at these.
>>114511If by atrocious, you mean hilarious, I agree with you.
>>114511
If by atrocious, you mean hilarious, I agree with you.
>>114511 The Hellsing one only works if you've seen all of Hellsing. I suspect the same of the EVA ones, but I'm posting from a phone, and not going to read them panel-by-panel to check.
True enough, but everybody and their dog has seen EVA, and Hellsing is also quite popular. Anybody that visits iichan this has likely watched both.Anyway, is there more from this artist?
>>114511 Chew on this, then.
And one moar.
>>114511No U. Mandy Moore is funny, AND a nice person, so she beats you on two counts.
No U. Mandy Moore is funny, AND a nice person, so she beats you on two counts.
Now, if only she knew the difference between "your" and "you're," not to mention the difference between "their," "there," and "they're," then...
I have to ask...Is this Mandy Moore person not a native English-speaker, or does she just teeter on the edge of illiteracy?
>>114653I like Mandy Moore's fan comics very much. I hope she won't take it personally if she happens to read this thread. I'm guessing, at least by her pen name, that she's from an English-speaking country. I personally don't see how English classes let people through without even making sure you learn the difference between "your" and "you're"--but frankly, there are a lot of so-called teachers out there who don't give a shit, so I'm not inclined to necessarily blame Mandy. My recommendation to her is just to run her scripts through a grammar and spell check first, and try to take note of the mistakes. That works for me, reminding me of words I tend to misspell. I don't think being a non-native English speaker is necessarily an issue; look at Ragathol--you'd never know he was from Sweden if he didn't tell you. A lot of Europeans and Latin Americans, for example, have as good or better English online as the average native speaker, although it's been my observation few Japanese do. That's OK--I can hardly write any Japanese despite being a huge Azu fan ^_^
>>114653
I like Mandy Moore's fan comics very much. I hope she won't take it personally if she happens to read this thread. I'm guessing, at least by her pen name, that she's from an English-speaking country. I personally don't see how English classes let people through without even making sure you learn the difference between "your" and "you're"--but frankly, there are a lot of so-called teachers out there who don't give a shit, so I'm not inclined to necessarily blame Mandy. My recommendation to her is just to run her scripts through a grammar and spell check first, and try to take note of the mistakes. That works for me, reminding me of words I tend to misspell.
I don't think being a non-native English speaker is necessarily an issue; look at Ragathol--you'd never know he was from Sweden if he didn't tell you. A lot of Europeans and Latin Americans, for example, have as good or better English online as the average native speaker, although it's been my observation few Japanese do. That's OK--I can hardly write any Japanese despite being a huge Azu fan ^_^
>>114652>>114653She must be pretty good if that's the best criticism of her work that you can mount.
>>114654About the non-native English speaker thing: I'm used to seeing the kind of horrible English my fellow non-natives speakers (I'm Norwegian) tend to commit. But I do find it hard to see why a native speaker of English should have spelling problems this heavy. Except, of course, dyslexia.
>>114654
About the non-native English speaker thing: I'm used to seeing the kind of horrible English my fellow non-natives speakers (I'm Norwegian) tend to commit. But I do find it hard to see why a native speaker of English should have spelling problems this heavy. Except, of course, dyslexia.
>>114660I think that's just a low-hanging fruit.
>>114660I could, of course, point out the unfunny jokes, the crappy art or that they're all typeset with Comic Sans.
>>114668Its a comic. Do you know what Comic Sans is for? Hint: Its in the name.
>>114668
Its a comic. Do you know what Comic Sans is for? Hint: Its in the name.
>>114669It still looks like crap even when used for its intended purpose.
>>114670I don't think >>114650 looks particularly bad, personally.
>>114670
I don't think >>114650 looks particularly bad, personally.
>>114669So you can only use arial on aerials?
>>114665 Welcome to English. Enjoy our crappy spelling system.
>>114676Crappy, but rich.It would suck if you couldn't tell the difference between a stationary cupboard and a stationery cupboard.
>>114676Crappy, but rich.
It would suck if you couldn't tell the difference between a stationary cupboard and a stationery cupboard.
>>114676Even with the spelling system I find it to be a superior language to Norwegian.
>>114732Norwegian is one of the reasons our spelling sucks. Vikings invaded and bastardized the language.