Mr Poltroon

It's going to be a long day.

Don't feel like Fuwa is as warm a place as it was before.
 
Through perhaps the last 1-1.5 years, with the departure of many beloved members, it's started to feel like Fuwa's slowly losing what held it together as a community. 

FUWA IS BACK! YAAAY! This calls for an avatar change! (/・ω・)/

I like it when games have some amount of self-awareness.

It may be a small, worthless thing, but adding these small bits of personality into an options menu just make me happy.

I have to admit that Chrono Clock probably has the translation that has been the most to my enjoyment out of anything I've read.
I mean, 70% of it is probably the VN being good, but maybe the TL really is responsible for all these lines rendering me breathless... from laughing too much.

Wow, this image truly represents what I believe more protagonists should be like.
Instead of narrating stuff they don't know the first thing about as if they were professionals, they make sure to note that their eyes are those of an amateur.

Shots fired all the way from Japan.

Shots fired all the way from Japan.

Wow, that was helpful of you, Yoshiyuki.
You watch as the tea overflows, commenting "What's wrong?".

A certain understanding of the real meaning behind some words is crucial to get through life unscathed.

A certain understanding of the real meaning behind some words is crucial to get through life unscathed.

A certain understanding of the real meaning behind some words is crucial to get through life unscathed.

Oh, how I can see myself reflected herein.

I was wondering what it could have possibly said.

I was wondering what it could have possibly said.

Oh, how I can see myself reflected herein.

Oh, how I can see myself reflected herein.

I'd say this is the first moment in Seinarukana where I didn't consider it to be a bundle of generic tropes.
I wonder why I feel the same about both games in the series? Their starts manage to be really stale despite being no more and no less than the average moege I read. I believe it may have to do with my mentality going in: If I started playing it, I want gameplay, not unoriginal slice-of-life.
On the other hand, once I do finish it, if replays become necessary I may feel that I don't want to go through the gameplay again, meaning I employ HAX.

So I tried to woo some girls myself, but was met with this image:

Wind is reserved for suspenseful, dramatic or emotional scenes.
If the studio had to draw wind every time a character was on screen the entire budget would go into hair animation.

*the girls were in the midst of changing*

Take that, tropes!

Here's your daily reminder that I absolutely hate the construction "He is the type to".
Jeez, why must you classify everyone into types? Sometimes I do, sometime I don't. If you want to express this sentiment you say the hyperbolic "He always replies to his messages quickly" or the average "He usually replies to his messages quickly".