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[Nanami Madobe Fan]

Finally getting around to getting a ME-tan warning icon tattooed on my arm. Going to get it done today even. Will post pics when it's done.

Edit: It's done!

Awesome your very brave one, I would be to afraid to get a tattoo and I would be moving and squirming around in pain, but anyways did it hurt?

Also that looks pretty nice. 

[Goujer (she/her)]

Awesome your very brave one, I would be to afraid to get a tattoo and I would be moving and squirming around in pain, but anyways did it hurt?

Also that looks pretty nice.

At first it felt like getting a shot from a doctor, but it very quickly numbed and just kind of felt like a a vibrating pen being pushed onto my arm.
It was pretty quick and easy tbh.

It does require a lot of aftercare though, lots of moisturizing.

[Nanami Madobe Fan]

At first it felt like getting a shot from a doctor, but it very quickly numbed and just kind of felt like a a vibrating pen being pushed onto my arm.
It was pretty quick and easy tbh.

It does require a lot of aftercare though, lots of moisturizing.

Hmmm it would be cool it looks cool but I think I'm good.

[Goujer (she/her)]

Pretty damn cool video on OS-tans dropped

[Bella]

I need to watch this still! I'm a bit anxious anytime OS-tan stuff comes in the wider world of internet cultural analysis, both because it's near and dear, and something that's not without its flaws (like much of aughts internet culture & humor).

That being said I've kind of expected OS-tans to reenter the internet consciousness for awhile? The pockets of the internet I frequent probably aren't representative, but with the popularity of personifications vis-a-vis Umamusume I expect more people to fall down the "turning random things into anime girls" rabbit hole and stumble onto OS-tans eventually, since they were one of the first big examples of this phenomenon?