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The Spatula

I was watching Saki again, and a scene from it reminded me of one from Mayoi Neko Overrun!

Fujita Yasuko petting Amae Koromo from Saki     Kiriya Nozomi petting Umenomori Chise from Mayoi Neko Overrun!

Apparently, the best way to deal with little girls from rich families with ribbons in their hair who are acting up is to pet them on the head. Another thing to keep in mind when visiting Japan.

Rewatching anime can yield subtle cultural secrets that are overlooked on the first viewing.

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3 responses

  1. TReusbucks Avatar
    TReusbucks

    THAT MAY WORK FOR YOUR CUTE RICH GIRL WITH RIBBONS, BUT IT WILL NEVER WORK ON ME!!!

    NEVER!!!

    …:<

  2. TReusbucks Avatar
    TReusbucks

    Ok that post was supposed to be on your last post and somehow it got here. Its not because I’m dojikko or anything, really! D:

    Edit [The Spatula]: It’s okay, I used my powers to hide your mistake. =D Oh wait…

  3. The Spatula Avatar
    The Spatula

    I have other ways to tame you… >:D

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