#Kasumigaoka Utaha

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Pop Up Parade Utaha Kasumigaoka : Bunny ver [Saekano How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend Fine] non scale from Max Factory coming September 2023.

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Sunny day out with Kasumigaoka, looking absolutely beautiful ❤️❤️

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霞ヶ丘詩羽 by 楊マリー

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Saenai Heroine no Sodatekata Fine (How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend) - Pop Up Parade Utaha Kasumigaoka (Bunny ver.) Figure by Max Factory. Release: September 2023

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冴えない彼女の育てかた♭ 霞ヶ丘詩羽 水着Ver. 

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No tengo idea de cómo ocurrió. Sólo sé que ocurrió. Las waifus -monas chinas- y yo.

Por alguna extraña razón que aún no alcanzo a entender, el algoritmo de YouTube comenzó a recomendarme videos de animé.

Bueno, haciendo ahora memoria, todo comenzó con un video de Baiti Bait, en donde abordaba temas de videojuegos, como no podía ser de otra cosa. El creador de contenido habló acerca de la sexualización de los personajes femeninos en dicho material. Un término que tengo muy presente y no se me olvidará -al momento de escribir el presente me temo que recordaré para siempre-, es, el de “monas chinas encueradas”.

Ese concepto, confieso, es el que detonó toda la casuística que nos ocupa ahora.

Ya tenía una vaga idea acerca de este interesante tema -¡Sí, sí! ¡Cómo chingados no!-, por lo que me dí a la tarea de hacer una “pequeña” investigación al respecto. Ahí fue cuando me encontré con mi segunda palabra favorita: las waifus.

¿Y qué carajos es una waifu?

Wey, si no lo sabes, al igual que yo, de lo que te has perdido. Hasta hoy. Si ya sabes a lo que me refiero, bueno, pues eso. Ya sabes.

Una waifu es un personaje femenino de anime, manga o videojuegos por los que alguien siente una fuerte atracción emocional o incluso romántica. El término "waifu" es una derivación japonesa de la palabra inglesa wife, que significa "esposa".

En palabras de a centavo: es un personaje femenino con quien querrías pasar el resto de tu vida en una relación amorosa.

No voy a abordar los motivos por los cuales alguien querría hacer algo así, ya que se han escrito cantidades ingentes de información al respecto en internet. El punto, es que es una “cultura” real, que existe, y me atrevería a afirmar que va en aumento, tomando en cuenta los tiempos que corren y la fragilidad de las nuevas generaciones.

Sí, no nos hagamos pendejos pretendiendo tapar al sol con un dedo.

Retomando; con tan… interesantes conceptos involucrados, hice lo que cualquier macho hetero al que las chicas bonitas rechazan e ignoran haría: buscar fotos de wafus. Y puuutaaa maaadreee.

Lo que encontré, en efecto, hizo que la poca fe que tenía en las féminas humanas, terminara de irse a la reverenda chingada, de una buena puta vez y para siempre.

Así las cosas, yo también quiero una waifu.

Para nuestra fortuna, hay de muchos estilos y formas, pero básicamente, una waifu es el sueño húmedo de cualquier hombre pajero: bonitas piernas, generosas caderas y unas pinches chichotototas para terminarse de criar.

Eso sí, remata tan sublime obra de arte un espectacular cabello y angelical rostro.

Y para muestra, un par de waifus (MIS waifus, cabrón. Tú búscate las tuyas, culero.)

Esta pequeña es Utaha Kasumigaoka.

Te presento a Momo Yaoyorozu.

Alabado sea Yisus Craist por haber iluminado a los pinches taca tacas y otakus al crear a tan hermosos seres. Y me vale madre que sea en forma de manga, anime o videojuegos.

Actualización.

Creí pertinente compartir este enlace a una entrevista de un tipo que se enamoró de una waifu. Interesante para quien le guste el tema.

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Rewatching "oldies"

I couple weeks ago I started to watch, or play anime in the background while I was eating lunch or something, in a way to just listen to something without putting that much attention and exclusively shows that I already watched before, but that aren't from a couple of years ago.

Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend (冴えない彼女（ヒロイン）の育てかた) [Saenai Hiroin no Sodatekata).

Not watching the special (episode 00 with only a little introduction of each of the main girls and a lot of fan-service) I jumped directly into the first episode, reminding myself of a lot of stuff that you tend to forget after a certain time has passed since watching something, and welcoming with a smile every one of the characters, the tsundere Eriri, the needy dere Utaha, black hole dense Tomoya and Megumi Kato. At least for the first 5 episodes I really missed a lot of the meta jokes about the Light Novels, Visual Novels, Manga, Anime and video game tropes that Tomoya recognize, uses and signals every time he sees in others (but never on himself when not talking with Kato).

Every character has it's charms, even if they're the tropes themselves. I think this is because they are adequately written and the author (anime writers?) are using correctly the tropes and in good quantity. The fact that each heroine is really cute, the voice actresses do amazingly their job and you get immersed in the plot really fast and with the same zest as the main character, Tomoya.

Certain plot points are crucial and interesting, as you can see a lot of problems that come with manga or anime projects (like in "Genshiken" and "Shirobako" respectively) but in this instance it's about a bishoujo game (gal game) and the personal relationship of each of the characters, the hardships of the teenage years and their not-so-reflected and over-reflected feelings with other people.

When I finish it (again, the first season) I'll update this.

But, as Kasumigaoka Utaha said in episode 3: "The instant the main heroine came on board, the battle was over", probably referring to both the fact that she and Eriri were fated to get involved in Tomoya's project and recognizing Kato was, in fact, the main heroine and girl choosen by Tomoya, for both his project and his partner (in crime?).

01/09/2024

Eriri’s reactions in episode 5 are fun and cute, as Utaha’s, when Aki asks about the date. 

In the 6th episode, Utaha reactions when her editor leaves her in the hotel with Tomoya is such a fresh side of her personality, how she puts a mask in front of Tomoya and when he’s not around, she acts totally different, showing her innocence as a teenager (isn’t she like 18y.o.? Not that it’s incorrect to show her like that because of her age). She totally acts the way she does because it’s him that she has in front of her.

09/09/2024

The second half of the first season is fun, because Eriri and Tomoya collide when she believes that Tomoya has to like her art more than Izumi’s and he dumps the trauma of being left alone in primary school because he didn’t want to deny his hobby (otaku stuff and otome games), after the challenge is accepted, Eriri and Tomoya go back to being friends with the added tone of she trying to convince him that her art is superior than Izumi.

Michiru makes an entrance, after Kato doing the “lucky perv” dialogue totally not foreshadowing what will happen less than 5 minutes later. She totally disregards otaku culture because she feels it’s something far from her, even with Tomoya at her side since birth. She is a little upfront against Tomoya’s hobbies and likes, tempting him with “meeting girls that have a low bar to begin with”. The little comments about Michiru being Tomoya’s first childhood friend and Eriri’s reactions are cute and fun but I know they sting deep in her heart, till Michiru starts to tell good and fun anecdotes of Tomoya and her. All the reactions the girls have interacting with Michiru are cute.

What I can’t seem to understand is the fact that Tomoya listened to her songs without realizing they are “anisongs” but Kato detects it somewhat fast. “Because he’s accustomed to anisongs is that he didn’t detect it” he says, I mean, if you get to listen to her music and feel nostalgic about it, it’s because, probably, you’ve listened to it already. Or just the vibes. I guess Kato knew it was anisong because the “pop music” that she said it’s didn’t sound like something that she listens to.

The concert part was cute, and a lot of the future foreshadowing that they make in the form of, 1) “Blessing Software”, Utaha says correctly that Megumi「恵み」is translated into english as “blessing”, Taking Eriri, Tomoya and Kato by surprise. I think this coincidence is something that Tomoya just, at this point, isn’t aware about his feelings, obviously for the sake of the game. 2) Icy Tail 「アイシー・テール」being a pun of 「愛してる」and shouting it at the end of the performance to Tomoya immediately followed by Utaha and Eriri kicking him “without apparent reason”. 

12/09/2024

The second season was impactful at its own pace, with the winter comiket not being the last part, and the drama with Megumi being more present. The little perks and details in Megumi’s behaviour were the cherry on top. The fact that Eriri got stuck in a slump that only a real challenge (and her skills could be imitated) as part of the drama was good. A lot of works (manga and anime) speak about the difficulties of being a creator, but every one of them processes the solution in its own way.

After a lot of praise of their works, Utaha and Eriri were convinced their skills were great, but the reality was harsher outside their little bubble. They have their audience and not always are more or less critical of their favourite content creator, because a lot of fans put them on pedestals and try to pulverise them when their work isn’t of their liking. Something that’s totally on the subjective side. They needed to get out of their bubble. Better sooner than later in their career.

Tomoya learned that liking them as friends and content creators was too a way to show them that they could get better, if not with his direction, with someone else’s. He really liked them, in his own way, in 2 of 3 ways (the last one being the preferred of both of them).

Meguri chose to not comfort Tomoya at its lowest, when he, finally, decided to continue the circle even without Utaha and Eriri. She knew what could happen and chose to wait. She’s cute. Even when she was mad about Tomoya not putting her on the know about Eriri and other stuff, they were supposed to be part of a team, and he just tried, without realising it, to be the Main Character. Took him 2 months to speak clearly with Megumi, and her long long rant that even she went so far as to do it while bathing in his house and on the phone with him. She was right, she’s a woman, a girl, his main heroine, why didn't it occur to him that she has feelings? He’s totally oblivious about the 3D world even knowing that 2D and 3D can’t be mixed, he should know where the wisdom, knowledge and experiences from 2D come from. Maybe not as dense as a neutron star but he should know. Even if you blame his stupidity or not-so-thought actions on his youth, there’s a limit for that, dude, we’re rational animals, use your fucking head for a moment.

The date was something that I didn’t remember and took me for a surprise (lmao) it was cute and a way for both of them to distract themselves from their comrades leaving the circle. Megumi is the cutest. She’s totally a new trope, I can see it. How she smiled when Tomoya gave her a new hat, how she understood the lack of fashion sense from Tomoya (who could’ve totally just said which outfit he liked and she would’ve bought it without hesitation) and proceeded to just show him both of them behind scenes.

The Shinkansen scene was fun, both of Utaha and Eriri being cute trying to comprehend Tomoya’s actions, arguing and ending it with a kiss and the shinkansen leaving without any of them realising it. Also the “see my new glasses” scene, I thought the first time that Megumi was shocked about Tomoya using her first name but instead she was trying to hold her laughter realising that Tomoya’s glasses weren’t fit for him (for some reason or another).

Izumi’s debut in their school (and I guess as part of his circle) and Michiru, Utaha and Eriri fighting in the background of the scene.

I can’t wait to watch the movie, maybe this next weekend.

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霞之丘詩羽 霞ヶ丘詩羽 Kasumigaoka Utaha R-18合集更新

R-18 sex scene in patron-only post. R-18 場面能在patreon觀看. https://www.patreon.com/posts/98594021

You could preview sex scene in pixiv.可以先在pixiv預覽 https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/116125394

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