No... this could have been posted pretty easily to the vorefags thread. I think they were wanting a translation, but as with most doujinshi it really isn't worth it. Too short, which means the monologue would be almost infantile.
Yeah, looks like a fairly classic prep sequence. It could be a hypnotism fetish, but those guys usually do the googly eyes thing, which isn't in the pic. At a guess... they're still using their anime-art primer to gauge proportions, and probably transposing the drawing of the snake via a picture off a website. It's a really... basic doodle, to be honest. What has you this curious about it?
Here we see the artist's interpretation of the general porkchoppynesss of the porkchop. Notice the porkchopped porkchop running throughout. This indicates porkchop.
It's an elf named Mimi, she's saying (although it's poorly written) "Hey! What are you trying to do?" to the cobra wrapped around her (lolwut). Either hypno vore or rape. Or both.
hah. good one. And, Endensten, thanks. That's basically what I thought it would say, or something appropriately predictable. It's like the average doujinshi's conversational level is the equivalent of "No! Not there! Oh my god! It's too big! I'm going to... aaaaaaah!" Had a couple doujin I picked up a few years back translated by a friend that is fluent in japanese. Decided it wasn't worth their good time in future. 9 times out of 10, you don't really need it translated to guess what people are saying in those things. Haven't been too much the fan of non-japanese people adding japanese to their drawings just to make them more "anime." It just seems... well, dumb. That's the word for it. You're not japanese, and you're not writing for a japanese audience. Write so your audience can damned well read.
No problem. Most doujinshi sucks at plot or decent dialogues. Then again doujinshi usually goes for the sex, so I guess that explains it.
A large chunk of what's sold stateside as imports does, yes. You can, however, encounter plotted pieces now and again from small studios making a break or artists who chose to work outside of the main manga studios. Sometimes it's not all sex. ...and then there's the kinda crazy mangaka who write their own doujinshi for the cracked pairings they couldn't get away with in their main comic... and then the sorts who make the super extreme version that they couldn't get away with even normally. ... Maki Murakami is wierd. She's like her own worst fangirl.
Thanks. You've just confirmed that my weaboo "friend" doesn't even know proper japanese. (Although he claims he does.)
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