posted on April 22, 2013 by Anime & Manga SE Community
Anime & Manga SE Community Mon, 22 Apr 2013 03:04:46 GMT - Google+ - Public I'm no good at origami, but I still want this. Any questions about My Neighbor Totoro are welcome at http://anime.stackexchange.com/! …
Really, the solution is just to rename our site to Moe.SE and only accept questions which have a sufficient amount of moe. Then we don't have to worry about all this days of the week business.
how are going to proceed for choice of motifs each week? is it something more informal done here (probably in the main room) or should we make a meta or whatever?
@Eric from here: "guys, or possibly girls, that have a strong obsession with their sisters. it doesnt necessarily have to be their own sister it can just be that person likes the idea of having a relationship with a sister."
@LoganM Not really. They are different enough to not overlap in all cases, but they're similar enough to be featured together. It's like featuring housecats and lions.
@JNat That's really common enough to be a theme? lol
@LoganM What I'm trying to get at is that they are similar enough that having 3 lolicon questions and 3 yuri questions as part of a theme day will not look out of place. They will not appear unrelated.
@LoganM In concept (again, like housecats and lions). I think the questions asked as part of theme for each one will appear very fluid between the two.
@Eric I see no justification of this. Lolicon and yuri are very different genres, and tend to have different fanbases. I don't see much connection at all between them, and certainly not in the same way that different species of cats are related.
I would find it very discombobulating if both of them were put together.
@Eric Just looking at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuri_(genre), there's roughly 100 series there, and the list is far from conclusive. I think it's a lot better than cats or fruits because it's a cohesive genre. As for lolis, easily hundreds of series have small girls about whom questions can be asked.
@JNat In that anime we have characters that resemble real humans rather than cartoons, yet they do not act realistic. Add the fact that the rotoscoping is cheap, often lacking proper facial expressions, and so we have a bad combination.
