Would you walk the diameter of Jupiter for your waifu, /a/?
>>121735104
I would probaly die before reching 10%.So yes.
>>121735104
If I would be immortal/forever young for the time of journey, then yes.
>>121735296
>I would probaly die before reching 10%.
Assuming an average of 10 hours a day walking at 3 m/h and plenty of provisions to keep you going it would only take roughly 8 years.
It's not that hard.
Anything for my Yunocchi.
>>121735430
>Carrying enough provisions with you to last you 8 years if you wanted 10 hours a day EVERY single day.
>Not that hard
>>121735484
Ah shit, I meant walked, not wanted.
>>121735484
OP said you had to walk, but he didn't say that you couldn't have a support car.
It would be literally impossible otherwise.
>>121735104
For those wondering, the diameter of Jupiter is 86,881 miles. The average human walking speed is 3.1 mph. So if you were to walk 8 hours, you would get 24.8 mile, do that everyday and it should take 3,503 hours or 145 days to walk the diameter of jupiter. Hell yes I would.
And your final challenge /a/, having determined that distance; would you climb this tower, if she was at the top, waiting for you?If you fall, that's it for you.
No, I can't breathe in space, and Jupiter is pretty hostile. And while the presumed solid core would be smaller, conditions there would be even more lethal.
>>121735664
It's 3503 days or 9,6 years anon, not hours.
>>121735841
How am i supposed to climb it?
>>121735841
I can dig up it, right?
>>121735841
Better than waiting for berserk
>>121735664
>3,503 hours
Days, not hours.
It's still possible to do it, I think.
I surely would do something like that for her.
>>121735841
No, I would never accomplish it or I would become so too old to experience life with her.
![[DmonHiro] Mitsudomoe 14 (BD, 720p, AAC) [E7217C21].mkv_snapshot_11.49_[2012.01.22_08.01.41].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/fqHb2iO.jpg "[DmonHiro] Mitsudomoe 14 (BD, 720p, AAC) [E7217C21].mkv_snapshot_11.49_[2012.01.22_08.01.41].jpg")
Can I use the internet on the go?
This is important.
>>121735841
There's also that one special Safeguard waiting like halfway up the tower.
>>121735939
>Blame!
>Internet
If you want to become a safeguard sure
>>121735104
no fucking question about it
>>121735939
You can, but your latency will be about an hour.
>>121735104
I would walk 500 milesAnd I would walk 500 moreJust to be the anon
Who'd walk 1000 miles for mai waifu
>>121735484
Considering Jupiter has enormous storms larger then the continent of North America I dont think it would be that easy
>>121735841
once more, no fucking question.the art for blame looks simple, but really fucking cool
I hate to ask but does anyone know of a high-quality scan release of this?
>>121735939
A Safeguard will jump out of your browser and cut you in half.
>>121735988
good taste
>>121736030
forgot pic
>>121736035
The guy who scanlates Sidonia is releasing vol 1 next month.
>>121736052
thank you anon
>>121736028
You have to walk the diameter of jupiter you don't actually need to go to jupiter.
Just like you don't go to greece to run the marathon.
>>121735104
So was the kid at the beginning the fucking type of human he was looking for all this time?
>>121736195
No. It was the purestrain genome that was in the yuri baby of Chibo and Sanakan that allowed him to complete his mission.
>>121736195
Not necessarily. He didn't have the eye-scanner thing at the time so he was taking the kid along so he could test whether or not he had the genes.
>>121736011
Tararata
Tararata
Taralaralaralala laralalalala
Once you've crossed the distance, and climbed the tower; you've met your waifu. But now you must escape beyond the megastructure to some place safe.
But to do this, to become one with your waifu, you must defeat this: would you brave the challenge /a/? Would you do it for your waifu?
>tfw you will never wander The City with your waifu
Actually fuck that, that's a fucking horrible idea.
>>121736463
No human can defeat Killy. He has the GBE.
>>121736463
Can't I just turn into a Builder instead? They seem chill
>>121736463
Challenge yes
Defeat probably not
>>121736644
This
>>121735104
Absolutely, not a question.
>>121735841
Anything for her.
>>121736463
Anything means anything.
>>121736922
Your waifu ask you to kill her, for reasons. Are you up to the task anon?
>>121737048
I mean anything to get to be with her.
I very much doubt I could bring myself to kill her, even if she was in enough pain that I agreed it was for the best.
>>121735841
Also, you have to fight this thing.
>>121737124
>even if she was in enough pain that I agreed it was for the best.
Would you be able to watch her suffering? Would you just abandon her?Do you even love her anon?
>>121737129
What if my waifu is this safeguard?
>>121737242
>safeguard?
Are they capable of emotions?
>>121736463
no fucking question
>>121737292
Dhomochevsky was a safeguard and he wanted to upload his data to Pcell.Sexually.
>>121737235
I would want to help. To make the pain go away, but if it meant hurting her I don't think I could force myself to. I would try, but I just don't think I could make myself. And as much as it would hurt to watch her suffer, I would never leave.
>>121736151
>Just like you don't go to greece to run the marathon.
You mean you don't? Casuals.
>>121735104
Saying you would do something and doing it are really different.
If I think about it, Jupiter is big. It would take me 8 to 9 years to walk that distance. I'm assuming I'm also going to be completely alone this entire time.
If I don't do this, I assume my waifu dies? Also, where do we go once I get her back, assuming I also climb the tower and beat the boss?
The problem with a task like this is what I'm doing is elevating a person, in this case my waifu, to a status of something that is far better than whatever I get in reality to the point I destroy my mental and physical being in order to "protect it." Whatever I get in the end probably won't feel worth it.
That being said, I can think of somebody I'd probably do it for.
>>121737543
>There are people on this board right now who think their marathons count if they are not in Greece when doing it.
>tfw you will never attend Blame Gakuen with your waifu, protecting her from Silicon Life delinquent bullies with your own GBE as you take a short, 100,000 year walk across the Megasturcture with her
Why even exist?
>>121735104
I'd do anything if it meant I could hold her, tell her i love her, how beautiful she is, and how much she means to me. So of course.
>>121735841
Anything for her.
>>121735104
yes, hell I'd even walkthe circumference around your mom op
YesSomewhat relevant to her? She seems to have a vague connection to the planet.
Mai Waifu a Sailor Jupiter, so...
>>121735104
>Assuming an average of 10 hours a day walking at 3 m/h and plenty of provisions to keep you going it would only take roughly 8 years.
yeah it's not that hard only 8 years, sure, i can do it, im only 18 and she is 16 so when we finally met she will be 24 and i will be 26 we could live very happy together for the rest of our lives
I don't have a waifu, /a/. I don't think it's bad to have one, and in fact, I wish I had one- just that nobody has really stood out as 'the one'. But despair has been beginning to kick in, when I realize the 2D doesn't and can't exist, and that the 3D is what I'm stuck with. Is this a common thing, or am I just going through a weird depression phase or something?
>>121741016
I thought this for a long time, then suddenly it clicked and there was one girl who made me extremely distraught when I saw her suffer.She will always suffer, and I will never be happy until she doesn't.
>>121740159
Fuck you I woke up my roommate
>>121735104
>2015
>height is still x1100
for a series that shares the fanbase with BERSERK I'm surprised BLAME! still don't have something like the jets scanlanlation floating around.
>>121741016
It's pretty common, and most people don't get over it. Only a relative few are able to move past those thoughts and feelings and truly embrace their waifu.
>>121741016
it's alright to be open to the idea, but please don't force yourself to feel a need to have one
at times it could be described as lunacy, and others as acting the widower, since most of the relationship is purely in thought, if not all.
but in this case, it is not memories and experiences of the years spent with the lost wife, but memories and experiences of things that never happened and very likely never will
for some this can manifest into quite unhealthy patterns
