Horo

mfw when i played that game

I know shit is cash. But I cried manly tears here.

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I have it running right now on my comp. check it.

have it but its been a while since i played it cause i got 100% of all the pics scenes etc

ya I tried downloading it like 6 months ago, but it didn't work the first time some files were messed up and I ended up forgetting about it.

i swear the part where mikan got kidnapped was the saddest thing of my life

... I haven't finished it yet lol
now things have been ruined.
It's ok though I shouldn't be talking about things i haven't finished on the interwebs

theres 2 endings and the kidnapping is just a REALLY long part of scenery

What game is it

wanko to kurasou

Thank you. You have made Holo happy

MFW #1

I know this may get me red thumbs, but....
1, 4, and 5 are fucking adorable.

feel the beat!!

its called "neko"

pic related its neko...


inb4 red thumbs because of naked dude

Mfw you dont know what neko means

Wrong. You're thinking "Kemonomimi" (which translates to "animal ears"). Neko means Cat, and nothing more. Nekomimi are Cat ears, the most common type of Kemonomimi. Wolf Ears would be "Ookamimimi", but it's kind of awkward to say.

Which is why I usually use inumimi. Inu means dog, therefore inumimi is dog ears.

what? do you even know what "Neko" means?

What Anime is that?

www.animeseason.com/kore-wa-zombie-desuka-of-the-dead/

Totally for that damn good plot!

Dat plot.

sure for the plot

Actually she is a Wolf

neko is an anime/manga person with ears+tail

but isn´t Neko in English Cat

japanese word for cat, but in the anime/manga sense it's a person with animal ears and a tail

You're thinking "Kemonomimi" (which translates to "anime ears"). Neko means Cat, and nothing more. Nekomimi are Cat ears, the most common type of Kemonomimi. Wolf Ears would be "Ookamimimi", but it's kind of awkward to say.

*translates to "Animal Ears")

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That's not furry. That's still a human, I can be sexually attracted to its bare skin body and not be furry, the ears and tail have nothing to do with why I would be attracted to it.

It's both, depending on the translation you use. I think it's pronounced Horo in Japanese but it translates into Holo.

the sound is hard to describe in english, it's sort of between an R and an L.

The phonetic name for it is an "alveolar flap," sometimes called a "flipped r". Traditionally, the Japanese flipped r is defined as an alveolar lateral flap, but it doesn't actually have a set "centrality", and thus can be either an alveolar lateral flap OR and alveolar medial flap depending on either vowel juxtaposition or person preference.

I'm a singer, so I've had to study up on international phonetics for all the songs I sing.

i kind of feel like i learned something but mostly i think i'm just confused >.<

It's a consonant that you articulate by using your vocal cords to vibrate air going through only the mouth while at the same time momentarily contracting the the muscles in your tongue to strike the alveolar ridge with the tip of the tongue.

ah now it makes perfect sense

It is holo. thought so at first too but saw later in the series that it isnt.

It's both. "L" and "R" are the same letter in Japanese. so "Holo" and "Horo" are the same name.

There is though a scene where she writes her name in romanji where it says "Holo" and aswell in all books its holo. but yeah for the japps it doesnt matter.