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roabe · 3 months
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freusan · 3 months
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MONOGATARI OFF SEASON & MONSTER SEASON CONFIRMED WITH A NEW KEY VISUAL TOO!!
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studentofetherium · 23 days
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humble bundle has a Nisioisin ebook/audiobook collection up! great way to get your hands on the Monogatari novels, and it also includes:
the Monogatari audiobooks (Kizu and Neko White)
the Zaregoto novels
the Bishounen Tanteidan novels and also the manga
all of Katanagatari
all of Imperfect Girl
a lot of the Monogatari manga
if you're interested in Monogatari or Nisioisin, you should absolutely check this out. this is nearly everything officially available in English, so it's a great place to start if you're curious about Nisioisin/Monogatari, or you want to go further with his writing
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purplerider · 6 months
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hey you should draw Sodachi in that style
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IT LAGGED MIDWAY THROUGH AAAH IT WAS SUPPOSED TO SAY MATH BRAIN AND I TRIED SO HARD FOR HER TO NOT LOOK LIKE MIKU PLSS-
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artbookisland · 1 year
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Scan from Bakemonogatari by Oh! Great & NisiOisiN.
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nomnomventi · 29 days
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I only started liking math because of the monogatari series.
Big shoutout to NISIOISIN for making my grades in math higher
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immoren · 6 months
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One way or other
Hanekawa, Senjougahara and Araragi will be one family
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aqours · 1 year
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did anyone else spend years and years incorrectly thinking that Obata wrote Another Note only to realize it was the Monogatari author instead, before realizing it made sense because Obata could never write women like that
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demifiendrsa · 9 months
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Cipher Academy chapter 33 color page
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dankocube · 4 months
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animefeminist · 20 days
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Chatty AF 204: Bakemonogatari Watchalong – Episodes 1-8
Toni leads Vrai and Peter on a watchalong through the first eight episodes of the late ‘00s collaboration between NIsioisin and Studio SHAFT that was as infamous as it was influential, Bakemongatari!
Content Warning: Due to the nature of the material, these podcasts will include discussion of sexual abuse, sexualization of minors, trauma, and mental health struggles throughout
Episode Information
Date Recorded: March 17th, 2024 Hosts: Toni, Vrai, Peter
Episode Breakdown
0:00:00 Intros 0:00:54 Toni’s justification for doing this 0:02:53 Bakemonogatari in the anime zeitgeist 0:10:34 Copycats 0:14:22 Visual style 0:22:53 Hanekawa 0:25:00 Araragi’s ahoge (the male gaze) 0:28:58 Senjougahara’s sexuality 0:35:52 Portrayal of sexual abuse 0:38:22 Mayoi Snail (briefly) 0:41:07 Kanbaru 0:51:55 Suruga Monkey 0:56:25 BaruHara 1:00:54 Final thoughts 1:05:49 Outro
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roabe · 6 months
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Day 17 blood
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freusan · 3 months
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HAPPY NISIOISIN's & Zaregoto's 22nd anniversary!
On February 5th, 2002, Nisio made his debut with Zaregoto: Kubikiri Cycle. People know him for the Monogatari Series, but he's written so many other emotional works Please go check them out! (Yes, even if you hated Monogatari)
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I truly believe that there's something for everyone in Nisio's works. He writes characters in a way that shows he has a deep emotional understanding of what it means to be living through hardships & he never does so cheaply, it's clear he wants them to be understood. In fact, in his "autobiographical" work "Imperfect Girl" he declares that he writes for those who aren't usually represented, i.e. those with trauma, the depressed, the losers, the out of place, and so many others This man has written over 100+ books. Hell, one of the best books I've ever read, Zaregoto vol. 2: Kubishime Romanticist, was written in only 3 days. There's bound to be something you'll like from his works I always recommend that people read Zaregoto, but if novels aren't your thing I'd strongly suggest Medaka Box. It's a manga that's stuck with me deeply throughout the years, on the surface it's about "the powerful", "the normal", and "the losers" but it ends up being so much more
If fanservice is something you hate, I highly recommend his Katanagatari, Zaregoto, and Okitegami Kyouko series specifically. Okitegami Kyouko even has a wonderful live action TV show!
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studentofetherium · 22 days
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do you ever think about Nisioisin? because i do. a lot. here's an essay about anonymity and how that works for a pseudonymous author as unique and distinct as Nisioisin
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purplerider · 3 months
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well this tweet did numbers so i thought it'd be funny enough to post here as well
i wanted to show some of my favourite comments but im lowkey too bored to find them, however someone called me "cuck queen" ahem
ps, contacted the ex after years without talking just to show him this and he had a blast
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animeomelette · 11 months
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On the subject of Koyomi and Suruga's relationship
Suruga and Koyomi are not romantically or sexually attracted to one another — In Suruga's case it's fairly unambiguously because she's gay; in Koyomi's case there doesn't need to be a specific reason but we can fairly assume it's because the thought of being romantically or sexually involved with his girlfriend's ex-girlfriend makes him uncomfortable for relatively straightforward social reasons
But a lot of people get thrown off by the fact that Suruga apparently flirts a lot with Koyomi, thinking this must mean that she's actually attracted to him — This isn't what's happening and there's a few angles to analyse it from
The first, and most straightforward, is that Suruga is flirting with him as a joke — You may wonder what's so funny about this ("is the joke that lesbians are secretly attracted to men? what's so funny about that?" a certain subset of people will surely cry out) but this isn't a joke for the sake of the audience — Koyomi and Suruga are friends and Suruga finds it funny to get a rise out of him by acting provocatively, and is comfortable enough in her own sexuality and her relationship with Koyomi to know that it will never actually lead anywhere
Her relationship with Hitagi is also important here — She wouldn't sincerely make a move on Hitagi's boyfriend because she wouldn't want to betray the trust of the woman who's still so dear to her — This also ties into her apparent attempts to seduce Koyomi in the "Suruga Monkey" arc of Bakemonogatari, before her rapport with Koyomi was well established — While her jealousy towards Hitagi's new partner is the most prominent factor in her actions in that arc, the degree to which she still sincerely cares about Hitagi cannot be understated — It's pretty likely that she'd be concerned that mysterious truant and possible delinquent Araragi Koyomi would take advantage of a girl who's been very ill for several years at that point only cheat on her at the first opportunity — In this regard it's also possible to analyse continued instances of her flirting with him as her reassuring herself that Hitagi is dating a good guy, that she doesn't need to worry that he's going to frivilously break Hitagi's heart (or that Hitagi will wind up getting arrested for assaulting any potential mistresses)
There's also the factor that Koyomi simply is not a reliable narrator — A significant proportion of what he describes strongly resembles intrusive thoughts — It's fair to assume that Koyomi might have primarily-obsessive obsessive-compulsive disorder, given how many scenes have him acting wildly inappropriately one moment only to resume their prior course a moment later as if nothing happened — So when Koyomi describes Suruga acting provocatively and flirting constantly with him, it's really worth taking that with a grain of salt — Some of it is probably her joking around, but a lot of what we're seeing is more likely a representation of Koyomi's anxiety that the strong platonic bond he's forging with his girlfriend's ex-girlfriend might undermine his romantic bond with Hitagi
It's also worth noting that we don't see the same sort of provocative flirting from Suruga when she narrates in Hanamonogatari, which has an added layer of significance given she's by far the most reliable narrator the series has (at least as far as Zokuowarimonogatari) — That can in part be attributed to the fact that Koyomi only appears in a couple of scenes in that novel, and the fact that Hanamonogatari is the last arc chronologically in the first-three seasons of the Monogatari series — But there's also a broader theme of the entire second season of Monogatari coming across there, that the person you think you know and the person they are inside are not the same — The Suruga we hear from in Hanamonogatari barely resembles the Suruga we see from Koyomi or Tsubasa's perspectives — Sure, she still has a manic episode in the later parts of the arc, but where others see her as a constant whirlwind of energy, underneath she has a far more depressive side that dominates her own narration
And that brings me to the final point, that Koyomi and Suruga's relationship works as well as it does because it represents a platonic bond between a man and a woman that you don't necessarily see all that often in fiction — And that bond is treated as being just as valuable and important as any other bond between any other character's in the series — And while it may be easy to be led astray from that fact by some of how their relationship is depicted in the series, really what we see is that it's a bond that can withstand social pressures and expectations surrounding gender and relationships
Of course, it could just be that Koyomi is a transfem egg who Suruga's gaydar is going off around — The door for Koyomi x Suruga yuri fanfiction is open for anyone who wants to disregard the rest of what I just said — Or you could make Hitagi transmasc and have it turn out that Koyomi is gay — Koyomi and Suruga could work well as a queerplatonic duo
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