This brought a tear to my eye while laughing. The pict is awesome by itself. The kid is doing an involuntary faceplant into her boobs while merely trying to do something as innocent as a hug. The caption at the bottom is what sets it off. FMMPHRPHMMPH.
I'm not sure if anybody would take this idea into consideration... but... What if Queen's Blade is supposed to be a show with an 'awful' story? I know that sounds dumb, but I sometimes like to take things apart piece by piece. Despite the anime's various faults, it has an interesting use of fantasy, swords, and sorcery themes. I didn't care for the cheesy story and the annoying voice acting, but some of the characters caught my interest. Echidna, a wild forest elf, has a pet snake as living underwear that isn't really attached in any way. Melona, an odd shapeshifter, has the disturbing ability to projectile lactate highly corrosive acid. Cattleya, besides having an obnoxiously large bust, is a big woman with a big sword... which combined with her character design... immediately caught my interest. Cattleya was the main reason why I decided to watch the series in the first place.
I've found myself torn about the Queen's Blade series, on one hand girls with medieval weapons losing clothes...this I like. On the other, it throws in all the other fetishes as well....this I'm not crazy about, and it kinda creeps me out.
Those are some mammoth mammaries... --- "...So, she looks over to her husband, then sets it back down in her lap and says, 'Honey, this one's eating my popcorn.'"- Agent K ("Men in Black", 1997)
Sta.sh
Dx i wanna play the turn based strategy game for PSP but its a japan import *sniff*
It's a parody of the Mothers Day TIME magazine cover!
It's times like this that make me think there is a loving God.
............crikey.
What if Queen's Blade is supposed to be a show with an 'awful' story? I know that sounds dumb, but I sometimes like to take things apart piece by piece. Despite the anime's various faults, it has an interesting use of fantasy, swords, and sorcery themes. I didn't care for the cheesy story and the annoying voice acting, but some of the characters caught my interest. Echidna, a wild forest elf, has a pet snake as living underwear that isn't really attached in any way. Melona, an odd shapeshifter, has the disturbing ability to projectile lactate highly corrosive acid. Cattleya, besides having an obnoxiously large bust, is a big woman with a big sword... which combined with her character design... immediately caught my interest. Cattleya was the main reason why I decided to watch the series in the first place.
great subject for that gag however.
JFFUHDGSSSSSSSS
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"...So, she looks over to her husband, then sets it back down in her lap and says, 'Honey, this one's eating my popcorn.'"- Agent K ("Men in Black", 1997)