Comments on commenter:SuddenFrost

@CrimsonIsHere on post #3645184 (yamamura sadako, t-800, and anakin skywalker (star wars and 2 more) drawn by ryuusei_(mark_ii))

2020-01-16T15:12:28-05:00

That's not a light saber, and he doesn't resemble anything like a star wars character, let alone be Skywalker

@SuddenFrost on post #3639935 (maria (space maria) drawn by david_liu)

2019-11-25T04:12:20-05:00

The art style is a little too detailed for 1983. I'd be more willing to believe Maria came from an anime made in 1989.

@SuddenFrost on post #3645184 (yamamura sadako, t-800, and anakin skywalker (star wars and 2 more) drawn by ryuusei_(mark_ii))

2019-11-09T11:43:57-05:00

The figure on the right in the last frame is definitely wearing the Jedi symbol, so it seems to be Anakin Skywalker in samurai armor.

@Kapten-N on post #675867 (hirasawa yui and tainaka ritsu (k-on!) drawn by c-moon)

2019-02-06T16:45:51-05:00

This is a master piece.

@Balletrixx on post #657065 (akiyama mio, hirasawa yui, tainaka ritsu, kotobuki tsumugi, manabe nodoka, and 31 more (k-on!) )

2018-10-28T08:24:57-04:00

Ritsu's hand of God

@Balletrixx on post #657065 (akiyama mio, hirasawa yui, tainaka ritsu, kotobuki tsumugi, manabe nodoka, and 31 more (k-on!) )

2018-10-28T08:23:33-04:00

Ritsu's hand...

@timtam2400 on post #754895 (suzuki jun (k-on!) drawn by kumada_kazushi)

2018-08-09T01:56:35-04:00

I've seen K-On and K-On fanart. This is definitely Jun Suzuki. And a fine image of her at that.

@SuddenFrost on post #3024227 (serval and kaban (kemono friends) drawn by welt_(kinsei_koutenkyoku))

2018-05-07T08:11:47-04:00

In the grim darkness of the far future, there are only Friends.

@SuddenFrost on post #2514739 (kusanagi motoko (ghost in the shell) )

2018-04-21T04:18:34-04:00

It's a repaint of a screencap, because the original was painted on cels.

@SuddenFrost on post #1742205 (kushana (kaze no tani no nausicaa and 1 more) drawn by 71)

2018-03-09T02:01:44-05:00

Draw me like one of your Torumekian girls.

@SuddenFrost on post #2040697 (kazami yuuka, kagamine rin, kagamine len, gumi, and futaba anzu (touhou and 4 more) )

2018-03-09T01:38:03-05:00

You don't often see people parodying Bouguereau's Birth of Venus instead of Botticelli's.

@DanteFromHell on post #2514739 (kusanagi motoko (ghost in the shell) )

2017-10-31T16:10:06-04:00

Think it's a simple screencap...

@Arachnos on post #754854 ( original drawn by tana_tana)

2017-10-23T15:05:39-04:00

If Argus was in Daily Life With A Monster Girl

@SuddenFrost on post #134418 (ayukawa madoka (kimagure orange road) drawn by takada_akemi)

2017-02-11T02:00:54-05:00

Madoka wore the virgin killer outfit before it was cool.

@SuddenFrost on post #2344747 ( drawn by seo_tatsuya)

2016-10-22T21:59:56-04:00

The style of the architecture makes me think it's Paris.

@user_460797 on post #2344747 ( drawn by seo_tatsuya)

2016-04-29T05:50:43-04:00

Is this a real-life city (maybe the artist stated it in the comment but I didn't found something that could sound like a city).

@Sacriven on post #2225615 (hakurei reimu, kirisame marisa, remilia scarlet, izayoi sakuya, flandre scarlet, and 132 more (touhou and 1 more) drawn by uu_uu_zan)

2016-04-05T11:29:18-04:00

Vid-szhite said:

There's just something magical about Touhou. It is a genuine labor of love from every angle. In a day and age where video games and franchises are made by corporations looking for a market, Touhou was just a game made by a guy who wanted a shooting game about his little girls, who he calls his children, who really just enjoyed each other once all the shooting was over. There is no fanservice, and a lot of respect is given to every single character, no matter how small. This love shown by its creator makes everything seem so genuine.

Pick-a-waifu/hasubando games like Kantai Collection and Touken Ranbu have tried to emulate its success, and though they've succeeded in gaining popularity, Touhou never had to abandon its roots, never relying on more than just its own merits, because Touhou never has treated its characters as showgirls to exploit. That is why I believe not only that Touhou has a bright future ahead of it, but that it will endure far longer than any of its counterparts.

Can't agree more. Especially the latter paragraph.

@PrincessBlackRose on post #2225615 (hakurei reimu, kirisame marisa, remilia scarlet, izayoi sakuya, flandre scarlet, and 132 more (touhou and 1 more) drawn by uu_uu_zan)

2016-04-04T19:15:33-04:00

Vid-szhite said:

There's just something magical about Touhou. It is a genuine labor of love from every angle. In a day and age where video games and franchises are made by corporations looking for a market, Touhou was just a game made by a guy who wanted a shooting game about his little girls, who he calls his children, who really just enjoyed each other once all the shooting was over. There is no fanservice, and a lot of respect is given to every single character, no matter how small. This love shown by its creator makes everything seem so genuine.

Pick-a-waifu/hasubando games like Kantai Collection and Touken Ranbu have tried to emulate its success, and though they've succeeded in gaining popularity, Touhou never had to abandon its roots, never relying on more than just its own merits, because Touhou never has treated its characters as showgirls to exploit. That is why I believe not only that Touhou has a bright future ahead of it, but that it will endure far longer than any of its counterparts.

That was an amazing read and I fully agree. Thank you so much for this post.

@YaGirlJuniper on post #2225615 (hakurei reimu, kirisame marisa, remilia scarlet, izayoi sakuya, flandre scarlet, and 132 more (touhou and 1 more) drawn by uu_uu_zan)

2016-03-30T02:43:16-04:00

Sacriven said:

To think this series survived for 20 years, majorly driven by the power of fandoms. That's some amazing achievement.

There's just something magical about Touhou. It is a genuine labor of love from every angle. In a day and age where video games and franchises are made by corporations looking for a market, Touhou was just a game made by a guy who wanted a shooting game about his little girls, who he calls his children, who really just enjoyed each other once all the shooting was over. There is no fanservice, and a lot of respect is given to every single character, no matter how small. This love shown by its creator makes everything seem so genuine.

Pick-a-waifu/hasubando games like Kantai Collection and Touken Ranbu have tried to emulate its success, and though they've succeeded in gaining popularity, Touhou never had to abandon its roots, never relying on more than just its own merits, because Touhou never has treated its characters as showgirls to exploit. That is why I believe not only that Touhou has a bright future ahead of it, but that it will endure far longer than any of its counterparts.

@SuddenFrost on post #2225615 (hakurei reimu, kirisame marisa, remilia scarlet, izayoi sakuya, flandre scarlet, and 132 more (touhou and 1 more) drawn by uu_uu_zan)

2016-03-22T18:21:42-04:00

I really like how Reimu and PC-98 Reimu are facing each other right in the middle.