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Why Donato's ear growth out of her face?

I recognize some of the pictures in the light are CEs and scenes from the LB story. And a random picture of Morgan.

Then the Temple of Time on the far left.

But I'm lost on the pictures behind Oberon.
Based on the colour scheme, I can figure out that the middle one shows Musashi.
The upper one... maybe someone else can tell who's depicted there, I can't.
And the two lower ones... Absolutely no clue, way too undefined. Right picture: maybe the storm boarder?
Left picture: Could be anyone. Seriously, from the look alone, that might as well be either Charlie Chaplin or Adolf Hitler.

Added Kilik character tag. The robe and sash are part of his costume.

same

why is she doing cringe stuff with her foot

Tasting these beautiful feet will boost the admiral's morale！

Sloth - Could easily be Yukari, or Mokou.
Greed - Megumu probably fits this best.
Gluttony - Yuuma, if you're taking it seriously.
Lust - Koishi, in terms of pure hedonism. Could also make the case that Tenshi fits this better, causing chaos just to feel something (in which case, Zanmu or Okina could take over pride)

Wonder what she's saying.

i think this misses the muscular tag

WTF is this…

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Influence of Balthus

Hehe, angel cake

Who is that girl on the left getting fucked?

Exquisite girl.

Claverhouse said:

Exquisite girl.

Best girl.

they gonna be fuckin

With each generation that has a "human", always end up asking later "They are human right?"

I'm still convinced there are no humans in EN branch and very few in JP.

UNOwens said:

With each generation that has a "human", always end up asking later "They are human right?"

I'm still convinced there are no humans in EN branch and very few in JP.

There are two humans in JP and EN combined Suabrua and...Ame maybe

Krugger said:

There are two humans in JP and EN combined Suabrua and...Ame maybe

I write Ame as essentially being time displaced to the point where she doesnt age and cant die. Like, stab her and suddenly she just fractures in time and appears having dodged your blade, shoot her and suddenly she appears on the other side of you having never been where you were aiming. Just and absolute monster that was once human.

You people feel even a slightest bit ridiculous discussing "lore" and "superpowers" of vtubers? This is akin to a bunch of children playing pretend in the playground, except these children are 30-40 years old. They are told to put on this show by the Hololive marketing department. Instead of just being normal streamers with Live2D avatars, they are more akin to actors in a sitcom. And it's not like they are a part of some narrative, like a manga, game, etc., this is literally meaningless because they don't actually have these powers.

Anya_Jackal said:

this is literally meaningless because they don't actually have these powers.

No fucking shit the people behind the characters aren't actually the characters. People aren't discussing the streamers but their characters. By your logic debating the lore and powers of any movie character is meaningless because none of it applies to the actor.

Incineration said:

By your logic debating the lore and powers of any movie character is meaningless because none of it applies to the actor.

Not really. Difference is Vtubers never really make use of their powers and their informed powers aren't really relevant to who they are or what they do.
Holopromise can be the literal embodiment of time, space, nature, civilization, whatever, but it doesn't mean they're gonna play any games or sing differently than someone like Miko or Aqua, who lore wise are just normal human beings. Their lore is largely irrelevant since most of the time, you're not gonna see COVER do anything with it.
It's different than characters like superheroes whose powers are baked into their identities and how they actually interact with the world.

But for all it's worth, I think powerscaling, be it of Vtubers, superheroes or whatever, are okay as long as everyone agrees it's meant to be taken in good fun and not too seriously.
Problem is it all too often devolves into "my character can beat your character therefore they're just better written" which is indeed the 30-40 years old's version of "my dad can beat your dad" argument.
Doubly so when characters' power levels in canon are inconsistent as hell, but people will throw around numbers as if every writers strictly abide by those calculations in their stories when they clearly do not so trying to be sweaty about it is just stupid.