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penguin · Post by **penguin** » Tue Jan 20, 2009 10:03 am

What was that japanese cg site that had the fembot renderings along with stories?

Borias · Post by **Borias** » Tue Jan 20, 2009 2:30 pm

Zekewhipper · Post by **Zekewhipper** » Wed Jan 21, 2009 5:24 am

I took a look at the website. I don't read japanese, but I think I get the idea behind the story. There are a few images that are of interest, but the bulk of them deal with actual women being given gynoid bodies. I find the concept (as depicted) to be far-fetched. I would have prefered it if the authors has simply kept the women more as cyborgs with no more than about 20% of their bodies converted/modified.

Thanks Borias for providing the link by the way.

Deep Blue · Post by **Deep Blue** » Wed Jan 21, 2009 6:34 am

Some of them called Japanese, but looked like western people.

darkbutflashy · Post by **darkbutflashy** » Thu Jan 22, 2009 7:05 am

Actually, for us robophiles, the first three stories (Saeka, Fiora and Elanor's) are worth to read. They have a lot of twists and explanation of the figure's motives. They are even worth it to put them into a translation service like Amikai sentence by sentence to figure out what's going on. As a nice side effect, you won't read too fast all up the end.

The other 5 "rooms" are too much on a violence and "girls with guns" fetish to be interesting to me (at least). There are some more of such sites (even with the same kind of CG art) in the Japanese parts of the Internet. I don't remember any link, but it may be useful the file them here anyway. They could always switch again into the other direction, depending on what's "in" in anime. Ghost in the Shell, Gunnm and the new Cyborg-009 series gave a good kick in our direction in the past...

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kman1 · Post by **kman1** » Sun Jan 25, 2009 2:00 pm

darkbutflashy, I agree that it's sort of nice to draw the story out sentence by sentence using Amikai, but damn it's tedious.

Still, I'm completely hooked until a better means of translating MLP comes around. It's also kind of humorous to see how things get lost in translation.

darkbutflashy · Post by **darkbutflashy** » Mon Jan 26, 2009 12:15 pm

Yes, it's tedious. I'm taking Japanese evening classes (originally for another reason

) and I'm still snailing through these stories like a dead slug.

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