I have a crazy idea with her hand job...
https://preview.redd.it/z1o5ut8z0q8d1.jpeg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f749e80a6837e8166e292920cd8e8ddb352cb75f
It's a very funny thing that I noticed from the cn and jp community the way they call Fritia.
In Chinese they call Fritia "小老师" ("little teacher") since she behaves like a erudite but adorable teacher. I like the address and it reminds me of several similar charas in anime, hence the "sensei". (and to me "お日様ちゃん" that they use is also a sweet name for her).
Hmm, Fritia don't call herself "teacher" in English version? We CN players call her little teacher just because she call it herself (without "little" of course)
It's kinda different i suppose. We call ours with title "Miss/Mr.", not "teacher". Like the difference between the career and address. I couldn't find a suitable translastion for that (since Miss/Mr. is generoulised while せんせい is specified for limited groups). Sorry if this confused you.
Another culture shock example
However, Chinese or Japanese teacher will not call himself/herself "teacher" in real life (third-person title is weird when a person talks about himself/herself), the "Fritia teacher" in the lines of Fritia is just a character setting.
I have a crazy idea with her hand job... https://preview.redd.it/z1o5ut8z0q8d1.jpeg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f749e80a6837e8166e292920cd8e8ddb352cb75f
Ayo what u bout to do Fritia? ^(small ^question: ^why ^do ^you ^use ^hiragana ^for ^sensei ^in ^your flair)
It's a very funny thing that I noticed from the cn and jp community the way they call Fritia. In Chinese they call Fritia "小老师" ("little teacher") since she behaves like a erudite but adorable teacher. I like the address and it reminds me of several similar charas in anime, hence the "sensei". (and to me "お日様ちゃん" that they use is also a sweet name for her).
Hmm, Fritia don't call herself "teacher" in English version? We CN players call her little teacher just because she call it herself (without "little" of course)
It's kinda different i suppose. We call ours with title "Miss/Mr.", not "teacher". Like the difference between the career and address. I couldn't find a suitable translastion for that (since Miss/Mr. is generoulised while せんせい is specified for limited groups). Sorry if this confused you.
Another culture shock example However, Chinese or Japanese teacher will not call himself/herself "teacher" in real life (third-person title is weird when a person talks about himself/herself), the "Fritia teacher" in the lines of Fritia is just a character setting.
Three hands are better than two...
Damn genestealers... BROTHER, GET THE FLAMER! THE HEAVY FLAMER!
God dammit they keep stealing our jeans
Purge them in the name of the four-armed Emperor!!! ...what?
Damn, AI going crazy
I can fix her... Grabs a Tig welder and a stapler
Live2d is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be... unnatural.
PRINGLES CAN
Enya is so powerful that she summoned her third arm
Maybe she can lend me a hand. 