4chan’s nickname for 8chan, a rival picture booru arrange in 2013, gaining extensive reputation in 2014 because of its willingness to allow users who're too batshit crazy for AnimePorn even 4chan’s standards. Also the nickname of the cooking board /ck/, as in cu/ck/. The /ic/ board - Artwork/Critique - is devoted to rearing potential drawfags with advice, resources, and collective despair about how much drawing sucks and how they will never grow to be proper artists. The motto of /ic/ is "Not Gonna Make It", or "NGMI", in reference to the limitless hordes of prospective students who attempt drawing for a number of months then hand over out of frustration.

If Jim needs an exterior reward, then you’re not going to fulfill him by telling your self that the results will matter to you. The historically low-quality nature of dubs threads have led to them being banned on most boards, with some boards making it so your submit ID won't ever feature dubs. A particularly long string of dubs is called a "GET", as customers will try and get the coveted quantity and declare it for a group they represent. A person who posts in an makes an attempt to get dubs is "rolling", as they may merely publish "roll" and AnimePorn other variations. An individual who contributes unique artwork to 4chan, usually character pieces on the request of one other anon. The term’s authentic connotations of insulting gay men has disappeared on 4chan, warping it right into a gender-neutral descriptor of any individual on the idea of their actions quite than their existence.

The connotations of being known as a fag are largely negative, but it also exists as a impartial indentifier for people on the basis of culture, corresponding to "ponyfag" or "furfag", or at the same time as signal of respect, equivalent to "drawfag" and "oldfag". Being that the plot is drawn directly from the primary two games, it is secure to say that they are as convoluted and over-advanced as you can anticipate; there are the occasional "gotcha" moments draw successfully from skinny air that all-too-typically pervade Japanese mystery collection (and frankly, Phoenix's tactic of "bluff till the reality comes out" would get him in a short time disbarred in the real world), but at the least Ace Attorney takes them in stride and successfully acknowledges the inherent gamey goofiness - and really embraces the "this is obviously a video game anime" feeling in a means few different exhibits do.