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"Gentlemen, I like BL" - Fujoshi Declares War on Earth
Last December, the main store of Toranoana used Kanako Ohno's quote in its "Fujoshi Festival," where Toranoana's female staffs had to take an oath (the event was to promoted the manga Fujoshi Kanojo, Tonari no 801-chan, and Moso Shojo Otaku Kei).
The lyrics of Toranoana's fight song are modified from the "I Love War" speech made by Hellsing's Major Montana Max (made at the end of volume 4). However, rather than sounding like a normal promotional song, the speech sounded more like an address made by the fujoshi army before its invasion of the earth. Japanese version of the original Hellsing speech can be found here. Below is a translation of the "fujoshi version" of the speech:
1) Kichiku Megane is a BL game made by Spray/Visual Art. The original Japanese version:
It is worth noting that the main shop of Toranoana is next door from the Animate shop, who also publishes BL products. In Akihabara, Animate is the largest BL/fujoshi-moe store, while Gamers is the number one otaku-moe store. Toranoana created this battle song to drive sales. All images taken from Akiba Blog |
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"I like parallels" could
"I like parallels"
could anyone clarify?
Not clear
Actually I have no idea what that parallel thing mean, I'm assuming it has something to do with the yaoi culture. Here's what Jen from Yaoisuki had to say about it:
I still think it is parallel
I still think it is parallel universes. In a doujishi i bought from Takanaga Hinako she takes characters from her title The Tyrant Falls in Love and turns them into dog boys in the wild. She said in the atogaki (and on her website it was a parallel. Not being familiar with the pairing I dont know if what the traditional uke/seme pair would be but it sure wasnt the normal setting for those two characters out in the wilderness eating other animals running around with tails and animal ears.
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