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As for Haruhi, it'll turn out that he's actually a girl who dresses like a guy, and thus a reference to two Haruhis rather than just one. At least, that's my theory. We'll see how it pans out if the dev team decides to give Haruhi more screen time. lolwut Looks like Haruhi Suzumiya, is a reverse tr...

Ah, but how?

Csihar wrote:

Run Out Groove wrote:

DESU wrote: kenji is a joke character.

Despite the fact that Kenji is used for comic relief, he probably is the closest thing Hisao has to a best male friend.

This is also true for many guys IRL sadly often. Call it Sunohara Syndrome.

There's always the Nurse. Or Haruhi.

So is that why ever comment under the Mishie is under Misha?

Can't we just file it under 'Batshit insane'?

Actually I would. I met a champion legless athlete in person about a year ago. Those guys are scary. When they lose one set of limbs, it just means the other one will get seriously overpowered soon enough. My god, a portrayal on Family guy that wasn't exagerrated to the point of utter tastelessness...

From what I've observed, they often do both.

For some reason, an image of Calvin and Hobbes trying to get into R-18 movies keeps flashing into my mind.
Nevertheless, I chuckled. Good work.

Getting out of the pool might be an issue, though. Not to mention steering.

DO-HO-HO-HO-HO-HO.

I can see Emi being pretty good at swimming (Prothetics or no, I find it better to just use the arms). Hanako has her esteem and burns, Lilly could swim easily if she was sure she wasn't going to hit anything. Rin? No clue.

Oh-ho-ho! I sense a love triangle!

Minister of Gloom wrote:

I say her disability is a "crippling" lesbian fetish for deaf, glasses wearing, student council presidents.

Fortunately, I am a male, and thus am not considered crippled.

Shizune turns men into lesbians. Don't fight it.

Panty Supervisor wrote:I like the healthy Shizune. The sprite in the game has a wasp waist which looks pretty weird.

Second. There's thin, there's violin thin, and there's Shizune.

Well, I'm assuming most if not all of us are/were university students, or are located near one. It wouldn't be that hard a slog.