Recommend me anime, manga and doujins with gyarus
>>639Energy! Kyouka
I liked the anime and manga
also doujinshi isn't a synonym for porn >>644Yep
>gyarucheck
>pregnantcheck
>flight attendantcheck
A 2-volume parody of the isekai genre:
https://mangadex.org/title/24988/gyaru-tensei-isekai-seikatsu-majidaruiAbsolutely hilarious, stumbled on it in an 8/tg/ thread.
>>2232Yes. At least that mangaka got advance warning of the magazine it was serialized in dying, so a (rushed, but that's not so bad for a joke manga) ending was written.
Other obscure manga I can think of weren't so lucky, like Dungeon Nursery.
>>4956>Futa Gyaru<acts like a shy jap school girl
MFW
>>2654 >It's not just the word tomboy that is being systematically destroyed by pathetic fetishists. >The word gyaru did not simply refer to physical appearance alone, but a whole subculture. To be a gyaru it's not enough to dress the part, you also have to act the part else you're a poser right? >That's how subcultures work. Gals are stereotypically vain, airheaded, trendy, extroverted, socially intelligent, gold diggers, Americaboos and so on. >>4960>Massive cocks were hadFTFY lol
>>4961>this basicallyI get that porn is porn, but overall it gets silly
>>5064what is this??
>>5073WHat the fuck? Reverse MPREG birthing Lion King r34? SOmeone came to this??? SOMEONE DREW THE POOOP AND THEN CAME TO THIS???
What about the gyarus though
source for pic 2
https://exhentai.org/g/1690236/31ddf974e4/>>10287Like I said, post some good stuff to prove it's hot. Searching for that character already gives me futa hentai, doesn't mean it's any good.
>>10288Seconded
Baka Dakedo Chinchin Shaburu no dake wa Jouzu na Chi-chanAn eroge about a gyaru who gets a smart chubster to help her with homework, she sucks his dick to thank him, then they fuck several times and fall in love. Actually pretty wholesome. It has an OVA.
The VN has an official English translation by Fakku (it can be bought on JAST's site)
Also Hamashima Shigeo did the art
https://vndb.org/v19634CG gallery:
https://e-hentai.org/g/964278/7c927d3a97/>>10295>post some good stuff to prove it's hotNo, post that in a futa or general hentai thread, or in the Bisexual thread in /siberia/ (unless it's a gyaru)
>>10298The board literally does not care about hentai posted as long as you spoiler, ninny.
>bisexual threadno
>in a futa thread <Unless Gyaru Uh yeah, that's the point, Anon said futa Sakura Hibiki is hot, I said they should prove my findings on the character otherwise.
>>10901Plastic surgery n' shit - pic related -ergo bimbobs
>>10903Kek, they're not mutually exclusive
>>10905see
>>10605 Gyaru is a subculture of being loud and extroverted, confident and often tan/blonded chics, sometimes bimbos.
>>10910To whom are you replying to?
>>10298Kuro Gal Bitch Ga Uchi Ni Kita! is another gyaru doujin franchise, but I have no idea if it's any good.
>>10955Did you read the fucking article? Gyaru is a Japanese fashion subculture. It's not just "being a bimbo" or "tan/blonded chicks", it's much more than that, and the context in which it exists is important. A blond mom character who has nothing to do with the subculture is not gyaru (though she might've been inspired by it), neither is a slutty (naturally?) blond girl with big tits if her fashion has nothing to do with gyaru.
>You don't belong to a subculture exclusively by literally identifying as part of it, that's not how subcultures function.And saying that everyone who shares some superficial traits with a certain subculture, even if they don't identify with it, is part of that subculture, isn't how subcultures work either. You're using a very specific term to describe a more general set of traits, and this set of traits applies to so many characters/people unrelated to the subculture that the original term loses its original meaning.
https://haenfler.sites.grinnell.edu/subcultures-and-scenes/gyaru/ >>10957>not just "being a bimbo" or "tan/blonded chicks"Yes they're also loud, extroverted, confident and physically are often Ganguru and embody Chic culture - essentially caricatures of aspects of American pop-culture from the 70s-early 2000s
>she might've been inspired by itHow can you be inspired by a culture but not related to it? That makes no goddamn sense. You yourself point out that blonde bimbo isn't necessarily gyaru, and that's not the reasons I gave; I greentexted and orangetexted specific traits that collectively belong to Gyaru subculture and the reasons that one could classify Mitsuki as a Gyaru even if they aren't blatantly one.
>this set of traits applies to so many characters/people unrelated to the subculture that the original term loses its original meaning I'm using the basic but overall accepted definition of Gyaru and you're just gatekeeping. I already explained this.
>a slutty (naturally?) blond girl with big tits if her fashion has nothing to do with gyaru. Gyaru =/= leopard-pattern clothing and slutty dress; they can be dressed almost in any fashion providing it is casual. It's primarily the free-range YOLO type behavior that makes the subculture; the blonde hair and tan skin are just physical attributes stereotyped to this behavior (also applicable in general to ganguru) that caps it off. Any dubbed gyaru character in anime sounds, acts and looks quite similar to Yang - ergo my claim - so if Yang had been an anime character and Voiced by Japanese VAs, I think there'd be little doubt to her being classified as a Gyaru (also maybe a Tomboy, but I'm iffy on that and I digress).
>>10962>Yes they're also loud, extroverted, confidentThose are personality traits. You also need the fashion to have a character that belongs to the gyaru subculture.
>and physically are often Ganguru It's ganguro, you retard. You don't even remember that, and yet you claim to know better?
>How can you be inspired by a culture but not related to it?I haven't watched BnHA so I'm judging by the description you gave. Canonically speaking, in-universe, she doesn't belong to the subculture, but in real life, her character might've been influenced by stereotypical gyaru traits, is what I'm trying to say.
>one could classify Mitsuki as a Gyaru even if they aren't blatantly one. She's either a gyaru or she isn't. And in this case it's the latter. It's one thing to represent watered-down gyaru a lot in pornography (instead of representing them seriously in non-pornographic works), but claiming that a bunch of characters whose personality traits are reminiscent of gyaru belong to the subculture is just beyond stupid.
So what is the purpose of that? There are people who are
just into
actual gyaru (both coomers/waifufags and people into Japanese fashion), and on the other hand there are "people" who are just looking for more "hot loud extroverted shallow tan blonde sluts with big titties" and, for lack of a better term, they call them all "gyaru" without understanding (or caring) what the subculture actually is. Your misinterpretation of the subculture appeals to the latter group.
>I'm using the basic but overall accepted definition of Gyaru and you're just gatekeeping.No, you are just taking what you want from the actual definition (including the one you posted) and conveniently stretching it to fit characters that in reality aren't gyaru.
It says so in your picture, gyaru subculture is meant to go against traditional and mainstream Japanese values and ideas of female beauty. Let's say it imitates American bimbos. Said American bimbos are not gyaru themselves, because they are just one of the "ingredients" that made gyaru possible (you could say they're a precursor or big influence). Same with all the other "ingredients" like personality traits or blonde hair. But all of that mixed in the first place as a form of youth rebellion by Japanese high school girls, who talk to each other about their fashion (they don't just wear
any "casual" clothes btw, they have their preferred brands and stores that they buy from), because, like in any other subculture, having gyaru friends and talking to fellow gyaru is necessary to be a gyaru.
>you're just gatekeepingYES, your dense cunt.
What you're doing is turn "gyaru" into a loose term just like the term "goth" has degenerated and now almost never refers to the actual goth subculture but to a vague set of personality and physical traits.
>Gyaru =/= leopard-pattern clothing and slutty dress; they can be dressed almost in any fashion providing it is casual.This makes it obvious that you either didn't read the articles or that you failed to understand them and concluded that "they'll wear almost anything". Also, when I'm talking about gyaru fashion, I don't mean leopard-pattern "slutty" shit (why even use the word "slutty"? That tells me you still have the wrong idea about gyaru and generalize them as "sluts"), which you would know if you read the fucking article which was written by someone who's actually interested in Japanese fashion subcultures.
>Any dubbed gyaru character in anime sounds, acts and looks quite similar to Yang - ergo my claimI do not give a fuck. When dubbing/localizing for audiences whose culture is very different from the culture the original material was made for, and who are not familiar with the original audience's culture, the translators obviously have to look for equivalent accents, dialects, slang, cultural references, etc. to convey more or less the same meaning and feeling as the original version intended. Inevitably, some nuance will be lost in translation.
Therefore, is is irrelevant to the question of whether Yang is a gyaru or not.
>so if Yang had been an anime character and Voiced by Japanese VAs, I think there'd be little doubt to her being classified as a GyaruYou can't say that for sure.
>(also maybe a Tomboy, but I'm iffy on that and I digress).Tomboys are universal, they're not a subculture.
>>10977>It's ganguro, you retard <hurr u misspelled 1 vowel so I'm right LMAO fuck off, Y the hell are you so toxic? I've been nothing but civil in my posts you angry arse.
>You also need the fashion There is no specific fashion actually, outside of a wide range of rather caricaturized examples of casual American pop-culture; as long as you're casually dressed, it works.
>Canonically speaking, in-universe, she doesn't belong to the subculture If you mean that she doesn't go around calling herself (or being called) a Gyaru, yah obviously. But my point is her character and looks match the Gyaru subculture's requirements.
>She's either a gyaru or she isn't <All Gyaru are utterly the same and don't have variation or degrees LMAO are you for real? That's not the way subcultures work, people can be varying degrees of immersion. Some people are heavily invested in, say being Metalheads, others are more casual and not as immersed, but still are part of it.
>claiming that a bunch of characters whose personality traits are reminiscent of gyaru belong to the subculture is just beyond stupid Not as stupid as trying to gatekeep arbitrarily based on your interpretation of the definition of a subculture.
>Your misinterpretation of the subculture appeals to the latter group <U don't care about de culture!Stop trying to present it as if Gyaru is some massive cultural icon, it is a peak of America-Worship in 80s-2000s Japanese Popculture. Ironiclly this is something that, yet again, BnHA is all about - ripping it's burger aesthetics right from western capeshit. You fail to explain the reason they aren't Gyaru outside of essentially saying "it's not enough" and sounding like a stereotypical 80s popular-girls group trying to exclude a new girl.
>you are just taking what you want from the actual definitionYou fail to explain what is missing. The only thing I can ID as missing is the absurd makeup jobs Gyaru do, but that's not a requirement for Gyaru, just a common physical trait.
>Said American bimbos are not gyaru themselves Sure they are, given that "gyaru" is just wapanese for "gal" and "gal" is FROM AMERICAN advertisements and slang.
>gyaru subculture is meant to go against traditional and mainstream Japanese values and ideas of female beautyIRL this may matter, but this is fiction, and the point is that in fiction there isn't always a Japan for a Gyaru character to come from.
>like in any other subculture, having gyaru friends and talking to fellow gyaru is necessary to be a gyaru. That automatically invalidates a bunch of 'gyaru' characters in media that are not seen to have other gyaru friends. That's like saying a subculture 'kid' isn't Emo/Goth/Punk if they move to a school that has no-one that is also Goth/Punk/Emo etc. Your claim isn't part of the definition, it's your opinion.
>YESOk so you admit to being salty
>What you're doing is turn "gyaru" into a loose term just like the term "goth" never refers to the actual goth subculture but to a vague set of personality and physical traits. LMAO stop trying to make subcultures into something MORE than they are. Most subcultures ARE fairly vague personality and physical traits if you actually look at them objectively.
>This makes it obvious that you either didn't read the articles No this makes it obvious that you are projecting your bias onto the articles.
>concluded that "they'll wear almost anything". Anything casual and modern worn freely - popped collars, unbuttoned shirts etc.
>tells me you still have the wrong idea about gyaru and generalize them as "sluts" I'm specifically saying the opposite but ok.
>I do not give a fuck. SO you're just admitting to being contrarian for the sake of it.
>dubbing/localizing for audiences Gyaru are the least subject to this given that they're americaboos that that American culture in specific defiance to Jap culture, this includes
the translators obviously have to look for equivalent accents, dialects, slang, cultural references >some nuance will be lost in translation. Japanese dubbing for American media does the same (see RWBY sales in Japan). that's just nitpicking, according your logic these characters stop being Gyaru because they get dubbed.
>is is irrelevant to the question of whether Yang is a gyaruI disagree
>You can't say that for sure. not an argument m8
>Tomboys are universal, they're not a subculture.I didn't say they are a subculture, it's an aside about Yang.
>>10994If you're
>>10903 it's not your fault. You were right in that she's not a gyaru.
Gyaru CYOA
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~ Age n' Appearance: Adult, Dark Tan, Fertility Goddess, School Uniform + Stylish, Make Up + Tattoos + Accessories
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>>14958In real life, gyaru do have a certain stigma, they are associated with compensated dating or "enjo kousai" (basically like having a sugar daddy in the west).
Of course, coomers ignore everything about gyaru subculture/fashion to focus only on the sexual part.
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