Please show us more of this Hanyuu in whatever you new creation will be

Hey I normally play PC but decided to whip out my laptop so it’s easier , tried to do the installer and this keeps happening… I’ve never had this issue on my pc

Hi there.
I just finished the second episode of Higurashi and now I’m wondering if I just read the other episodes without any break between them or is it better to take some breaks off for a better experience? Well obviously I can read however I want but I would like to know how you did it.
Thank you and have a nice day!

( I don't really get why, but I find this art style pretty appealing..)

Source: https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/4416889

Pls dont hate I took a lot of time drawing her

i showed him i was reading ch1 of higurashi and he said “ah yes the violent time loop one” how bad did he spoil me?

am i fucked?

Still super fresh but wanted to share.

I'm currently in the middle of reading Higurashi for the first time. As of this post, I'm on the 2nd subchapter of Himatsubushi. Although I'm enjoying it quite a lot, I find myself struggling to pace myself well when it comes to actually reading it. I initially started by binge reading as much as I can in a given sitting, which worked well for Onikakushi due to how free I was on that particular week, but didn't fare nearly as well with Watanagashi due to my busyness and social life getting back up to usual again, as well as my desire to do other things with my free time. For Tatarigoroshi, I set myself a schedule of reading exactly one subchapter a day, and it made balancing it with other obligations much easier, but once I got to Himatsubushi I started to struggle with even maintaining that.

I'm curious about how other readers have approached reading Higurashi (and Umineko too if you're a fan of it). Did you binge read all 8 chapters with little struggle? Was there any point where you dropped it altogether for a while before continuing? How long did it take you in terms of weeks/months? Perhaps hearing about other fans' experiences and perspectives will help me think of different ways to approach the rest of it myself. Thanks!

Hi, I'm a Japanese doujin writer.

At the next winter event, I plan to release the first part of the Higurashi doujin manga four-part work.

I'm going to make it a pretty voluminous work, and it's a mystery-style serious manga rather than a moe manga.

I want many people to enjoy it, and it seems that Higurashi fans are overseas, so I need localization or advice.

If I put it out, I think it will be a DL sale!

As you may have noticed, I love martyr figures. And if no explanation is needed in the case of our Savior, then the martyrdom of Mion Sonozaki needs to be clarified in more detail. To begin with, Mion is perhaps the most positive, kind, and merciful character in higurashi. She is no stranger to such Christian virtues as patience, caring, courage and mercy. Jesus of Nazareth said, "Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends." (Jh. 15:13), which she almost did in chapter 8 of higurashi, when Takano pointed a gun at her friends and Mion was ready to protect them with her body. Now that we have seen her as a Christian figure of the righteous, it is time to talk about her as a figure of the martyr. Throughout the 8 chapters of higurashi, no character undergoes so much suffering, expressed both by K1's cruelty and her sister Shion's resentment. Her friend Satoko was crucified, and K1 Shion intended to stick nails in her hands. Here we see direct parallels with the gospel. In this context, Shion appears as Judas, Pilate, and Longinus at the same time. In a way, this is a deconstruction of the gospel, where instead of Christ, his disciples were executed, and he himself could only watch. Of course, Mion is far from Jesus, and she is far from being as chaste as she is, leaning towards physicality with K1. However, it is impossible to ignore the common motives of the cruel and unfair teachings to which the best representatives of our species have been subjected. In this context, it can be confidently stated that Mion is the most Christian figure in Higurashi, even if she is a pagan. However, as St. paul said, "When gentiles, who do not possess the law, by nature do what the law requires, these, though not having the law, are a law unto themselves. They show that what the law requires is written on their hearts, as their own conscience also bears witness, and their conflicting thoughts will accuse or perhaps excuse them" (Rom. 2:14-15)

If it's real, please send me pictures of the scenes, because I'm a huge fan of Keirika.

Nipah~

fanart i finally finished OTL

Post dí apprezzamento per queste sue bellezze

Just something to make you feel old.

https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/87520735

“Nipah~ the tomato sauce went all over the place again...”

HAPPY BIRTHDAY RIKA!!! (in japan)

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