If you can’t confidently present this to the world without taking self-destructive damage, you can’t become a creator…

At that time, I was ignoring it, but why is there a family meeting over the black history notebook?

>>8

It’s a bit scary to relieve stress by dominating real people…

Timeless masterpiece

I never thought that summoning (reincarnation) into another world would become a major mainstream genre.

It feels okay until the chanting part, but then the sudden north wind ruins it.

Was this made about 10 years ago?

>>16

I don’t remember exactly, but I think it was earlier.

>>16

It’s around 2005, so that was 20 years ago.

Has there been anything recently where a girl becomes a weapon?

>>18

Chainsaw Man?

>>21

Isn’t it the old man that became the hottest topic, not the girl?!

I like it more than the overly elaborate stuff that even today’s second-year middle schoolers would consider uncool.

On the contrary, I thought it might be good to have it used as a weapon by girls.

It’s difficult to determine whether throwing girls at enemies or making them fight each other will evoke more resistance.

Northern Terra Raid is somewhat lame.

Recently, is it Elemental Gelade?

>>30

Recently?

Writing the black history notebook was 10 years ago, which gives an indication of the age group here back then.

Wasn’t there a one-shot before this about a sword becoming a girl?

Stories where characters become weapons tend to simply increase the number of characters and weapons too much, don’t they?

It feels like it hasn’t quite become major yet.

>>37

In other words, if girls give up the appeal of fighting in a sexy way, the thing that actually became popular was beautiful girl Pokémon battles.

>>43

This is somewhat visually awkward because the main character ends up standing still while fighting.

It’s fine if the player is controlling it in a game, but…

>>43

I thought it was an amazing idea that Valkyrie Drive, where girls do erotic things to each other, becomes a weapon.

I’m feeling cornered, but still relaxed, even though it’s not a fire type and I took major damage!

I can only think of Soul Eater and Elemental Gelade.

>>40

Ushio and Tora

Real weapons have turned into girls.

It’s something you occasionally see in special effects shows that characters become weapons.

“Maybe it’s because they want to sell weapons.”

What is this actually useful for?

Awkward, moon!!

The original thread was there, and the summary of the replies was in the image, right?

>>49

Is that so?!

The unaltered frames create an exquisite sense of tempo.

The upper left is really pulling back, isn’t it?

The setting of girls becoming weapons has become quite a common trope by now.

Me

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Gi

The letter “do”.

Wasn’t Death Note airing in 2005 yet?

Rejoice, ten years ago me! This spell has amazing power!

I really like you.

Big damage to me! Is this the origin…?

I feel like this incantation isn’t too bad.

>>60

The fact that it was intentionally made ice-type is probably the source of the damage.

>>60

I think it’s a collaboration that feels like, “Oh no, this is so embarrassing!” right from the chant, as it was created before the concept of chuunibyou even existed.

>>60

Was it Rusty or something that was created on the bulletin board? Wasn’t it a product of some kind of fantasy thread?

Recently, it would be Valkyrie Drive.

Not fire-type, but it deals huge damage to me!

I want to see the sense of.

Don’t try to make it like a universal mural.

Well, well, doesn’t it hurt now?

I can’t quite wrap my head around the fact that Death Note is a work from 20 years ago.

I saw it for the first time in a really long time, and since my old HDD crashed, I saved the images too. So nostalgic…

Wait, is it really the 20th anniversary of Majipoka next year?!

But this is the original source of “But~ it can be used, huh?”