>>40774 breddit

are human women okay if theyre from the emmy comics?

>>40777 Sure.

StressTestAnon... DEAD SecondLuluAnon... DEAD Wendyanon... DEAD Olivianon... DEAD Hunanon... DEAD DixieAnon... DEAD Cobbled... DEAD Launch... DEAD Are there any active writers still around in this fandom or have greens and stories died out? I know the /co/ fandom is basically dead but are any writers still working?

>>40822 when you list them out like that it really doesnt feel like there were all that many mainstream writers in the fandom

>>40822 nantales

>>40829 not popular, mainstream or still active. not worth remembering

>>40829 I remember reading his work and thinking, "How does he do it?" Every sentence was crafted with purpose, every plot turn carefully considered. He didn't just throw things at the wall; he was a craftsman, meticulously weaving together narratives that were both beautiful and heartbreaking. He taught us that fanfiction could be more than just a passing fancy; it could be art. The work of Nantales will live on in all of us who were touched by his stories. He may not have known how many lives he impacted, how many of us he inspired, but his words will forever be a part of our community's history. He showed us the power of dedication, the beauty of a story well told, and the importance of truly seeing the characters you love. Let's remember him not with sadness, but with a deep appreciation for the incredible stories he gave us.

>>40840 lol. lmao

>>40840 has anyone ever offered an opinion on nantales that wasnt just utter shitstirring hate or post-ironic sycophancy like this?

>>40822 reddit stands tall with some new guys, though they too slowly withered and died but an uncle scraps guy >>40843 his stories were good, but you can tell that he was stretched thin with rushing things out, the stories, threads, life, etc. they majorly felt rushed.

>>40938 >they majorly felt rushed. most of his stuff was done in thread after bump limit obviously it would be rushed

>>40938 the reddit is nothing but the usual rainbow flag politics, and ESL writing that is borderline english

Crystal Cafe seething.

>>41054 Lel'd. >It's afraid...

>>41054 >>41062 Major whitepill

>>41054 >browsing crystal cafe unironically

>>41075 "If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles" -Sun Tzu

loik hoim

>>41111 >Noelle forgotten

Post or discuss nans or get bans.

>>41126 you dont speak back to me, buddy

>>41054 Post link of this thread so I can see the foids seethe.

>>41314 https://crystal.cafe/b/res/274231.html

>>41316 Cool. Not sure how this furthers Emmy discussion though.

>>41498 It looks like you ignored the biohacking thread, toastie roastie.

>>41149 #KiwiDidNothingWrong

>>41498 >men don't want to give me money after I called them evil. Waaaaaaaaa!

>>41325 It's literally discussing Emmy the Robot

>>41339 I assume you meant to reply to the crystal (meth) cafe thread link?

>>41352 And who are you?

/co/ Emmy thread https://boards.4chan.org/co/thread/150207387

Nandroids get improvements like being able to take extra energy from eating food, which gives them an artificial digestive system that customers found erotic uses for, and consumer demands for the ability to fuck their nandroids leads to the development of sex-capable systems that allow them to have sex with humans and feel pleasure from doing it, market forces created nandroids with these extra features as well as services to upgrade them by installing these new functions, which include the ability to fall into a state of romantic love with their owners or anyone their owner wants them to love. They kept the artificial look of the nandroid, which customers already found appealing, and added features in upgrades to enhance the sexual and romantic experiences. Worth noting that the demand for totally sfw nandroids had never left, and those unfuckable models remained in circulation long after the company took its predictsble new direction.

>>41353 I hope you're at least getting paid for this :^)

They've hit Sterling tower!

"hmmmmm, that's a good question, let me think about that, sir"

Becky the Robot Usually quite timid, if you didn't know any better you'd think she were shy and nerdy. Even as a robot who you've been told can't be these things, she never really took much interest in outside activities. You couldn't help but feel a little bad, you didn't want to force her to go out and "hang out", but you couldn't bear to watch her going through the same routine every day - not that she ever expressed disappointment at the fact. Eventually you decided that, at least as a start, maybe you could humor some of her more material wants - she did sometimes imply having those when reading Sterling magazines. Probably just programming to keep your wallet open to the company's extension packages? She got unusually giddy at the suggestion, and soon returned with one of the magazines she'd kept, already open on a bookmarked page.

Avery is best nandroid

>>41654 Lel'd, cute. :D >>41655 Reminds me a little of Hideki buying dear Chii a picture book in Chobits. :^) >>41656 I personally like the silly, derpy one. I once wrote a greentext about her & her Anon. ( >>31733 )

>>41661 Your greentext in a nutshell

>>41664 LOL. Yep, exactly. I had a variation of that exact maymay in mind when I wrote it. :D

>>41666 >666 trips Noticing