I didn't understand at least half of the conversations that took place in this show. wtf
Is this the Yuyuesday thread?
>>141939767
Yuyushiki is for the people with IQ not less than 100%
because its japanese
speech
>>141939767
It's this time of the week again
┃┃
Special when?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwOiWPnb-SE
>>141939869
Nobody knows.
Today I learned that I have a natural ahoge.It's more of a Saki than a Yuzu though
>>141940396
All Yuyus are equally voltaic.Yukari is simply more equallier voltaicieriesterererererererererer.Er.
>yfw this thread is going to die because it doesn't feel like the official thread
>>141940396
>>141942515
Scans anon here. I can make unofficially officially make one if you want.
>>141939767
What kind of conversations did you expect from six sexually frustrated girls and a Christmas cake?
How did they even come up with the dialogue for this show? Did they just get the seiyuu together in a room beforehand and record whatever random shit they talked about? Did they stalk some random high school girls and record their conversations?
What the fuck?
>>141943574
The Yuyus are literally my friends in I in high school.
>>141943574
It's a manga written by a balding dude that had only the vaguest notion of what high school girls talk about based on half-forgotten memories of his own high school life. It's repetitive and unoriginal, not to mention demeaning to female intelligence - basically it's retarded commentary to wikipedia set to a cheap approximation of high school girls' life with some yuribait tacked on, all this carefully crafted to appeal to sexually starved middle-aged men not unlike the author himself.
>>141943879
>females don't have fun
>females don't have stupid-ass conversations
>>141939767
Boring and overrated, and this is coming from a huge CGDCTfag.
There is interview with mangaka in Yuyushiki official fanbook. Maybe it could shed some light if somebody translated it.
>>141943879
>bait
Opinion discarded.
>>141939996
>%
>IQ
Also isn't 100 IQ the median? That's not very special.
>>141943879
Here's your reply.
>>141943877
>my friends in I
l-lewd
>>141944411
Yes we were
This /yys/ feels weird. Is this even /yys/?
>>141944565
Tell me more. Did you hold hands?
>>141944131
Yes. In IQ scales, 100 is supposed to reflect the median of a population.
>>141944590
It's /yys/'s dark alter ego, \syy\.
>>141939996
>>141944131
>>141944702
https://www.mensa.se/index.php/provtestet/provtestet
Just hit "Starta Testet".
If you get <126, you should be embarrassed.
>>141944754
Oh shit!
>>141944825
I tested 122 a few years ago. Maybe I'm not cut out for academia after all
>>141944754
\syy\, where everyone is straight and uncomfortable?
May the yuyus have mercy on us.
>>141944754
死んだ？！
>>141945073
We're okay, it's just that everyone has a suspicious mustache and hidden motives.
>>141944825
>96
Guess I'll kill myself and never come back to /yys/
>>141944825
Din IQ beräknas vara: 122
>>141944825
Boom.
>>141945001
If you take a few IQ tests, and check the solution for the ones you didn't get - you'll often learn the trick and have it applicable for future tests.
>>141944825
65, ask me anything.
>>141945152
You're not supposed to study for an IQ test mein herr. I'll take my Feynman + 8 IQ thanks.
>>141945152
How do you solve this one?
>>141945260
Give it the D
>>141945260
>>141945291
Correct
The angle between "the legs" is always increasing - so it has to be B or D.
It's also shown that overlapping "filling" produces no change, but black + striped produces white: so D.
>>141944825
I got 122 when I was a wee tot and had to deal with everyone calling me a genius and saying I can do better for most of my school life.
It was not fun.
>>141944825
>103
>>141945393
How about this one? How do I solve this one?
>>141945560
By asking a specialist.
>>141945560
That math is too high level for me. I can't solve it. Do you have a logic puzzle instead?
>>141945666
All math is logic anon.
>>141945560
Scans anon here. Too high level for me. I stopped at Calculus I years ago since any more would be overkill for HVAC Controls (don't even remember how differentials work, anyways).
Try asking diffeomorphism anon or some of the other /ssy/ mathematics/physics geniuses.
>>141944825
126 here, barely made it I guess.
>>141945582
>>141945907
"Congratulations! This is the highest performance achievable on the sample test.
Only 4% of the population has an IQ of 126 or more."
So, well done Anon! Welcome to the club.
>>141944825
"Your IQ is estimated to be: Lower than this sample test measures"
h-hey guys
>>141945949
Huh, neat. Is that an actual IQ test or just one of those gag ones?
So, a questionnaire for the assembled luminaries of this thread:
What is mizu?
What is mitsu?
>>141944825
Who /normal/
>>141945056
In /yys/ I am the only straight and uncomfortable person.
In \syy\, there is just one very comfortable gay human.
>>141946047
>mensa
>gag IQ test
They take themselves too seriously for it to be a gag
>>141946047
It's by mensa (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mensa_International), so pretty "serious".
>>141944825
>People actualyl believe these IQ tests are capable of measuring anything
>>141944825
Fuck, didn't realize there was a timer, still got >126 though.
Here's another test which goes above 126:
https://mensa.dk/sites/default/files/index.swf
>>141945838
You know, if you're going to announce your identity when you post even when what you're saying is completely unrelated to the scans, then you might as well adopt a trip. It makes it easier for us to follow and like your posts.
I have this theory that IQ tests were devised to make people get into an argument over their validity and thereby get smarter by debating.
>>141946246
>get smarter by debating.
But the internet makes you stupid.
>>141946171
It can accurately measure your ability to solve IQ tests.
>>141945560
I'm studying physics. I'm not autistic, I don't study maths.
>>141946246
>The goys know that we're trying to make them smarter.
Shut it all down
>>141946227
Sorry, a bit sleep deprived..
>>141946298
But on 4chan, we're save from the internet.
>>141946314
It only measures your ability to figure out patterns
There are medical reasons why IQ tests are only performed on children below a certain age
>>141946323
That's rather autistic of you to say that anon.
If you build a birdhouse today, you'll have done something more productive than clicking on pictures to be assigned a number.
>>141946550
Strongerererer.
Yuzuko is the best birdhouse.
>>141946558
Me and my immensely high IQ can't even make a simple wooden crate without fumbling the project and getting a hurt finger in the process.
>>141946755
I heard there are certain bird species who prefer abstract architecture.
>>141946660
>You will never craft a lifesized Yuzu birdhouse
>>141946874
Sounds encouraging. Guess I'll go get some wood, nails and bandages.
They're sex-crazed lesbians.
This actually explains a god deal of the dialogue.
>>141947035
I accept your challenge.
>>141947079
That's nothing special. Sex craze explains most of the dialogue on /a/, too.
>>141944825
>107
Oh well. Guess I'm not an expert pattern-finder
>>141947295
/a/ is a monologue,
Wasn't too hard, think I got every one right except this one. I have no idea how to solve it.
>>141947423
You're just dumb, these are easy.
>>141946874
How abstract?
>>141947602
Oh never mind, I get it now. Can't believe I didn't see it. Do people really get into Mensa using tests like these?
>>141944012
I'll give you a digest of that page. Translating it all is a pain in the ass.
>Mikami got scouted to do a manga for Kirara after his editor saw his works on the web and then his doujins.
>On their first meeting about the manga the editor said "I believe there's a part of boys that likes girls who understand their hobbies and plans. It wouldn't hurt to project some of that boyish ambition into the characters."
>Following that orientation, Mikami got the idea of having girls trying to play along with whatever gag one of them started out, like you often see in Yuyushiki. He saw this whole "getting the joke and following along with it" thing as a boyish thing, but people would repeatedly tell him that the Yuyus' interactions were very girly. The staff of the anime also thought they had the same atmosphere as actual high school girls.
>Initially, Yuzuko's intelligence and Yukari being an ojou-sama were going to be more pronounced traits of their characters, but that got toned down to its current form. Also okaa-san was going to be a foreigner, hence the big boobs.
>>141944825
93, guess I'm retarded
>>141947602
>>141947665
The one from >>141946192
is a bit harder, if you'd like a challenge.
>>141944825
>119
I'm kind of disappointed at myself.
>>141947586
Hello me, nice talking to myself.
>>141947665
See this is the reason those tests are gay. I spent like five minutes staring at this shit, but saw it instantly after I've read your post.
>>141947647
Shinichi Mochi-vation-zuki tier abstract.
>>141947693
Thank you
>>141947693
>Initially, Yuzuko's intelligence and Yukari being an ojou-sama were going to be more pronounced traits of their characters
Miyuzuko? The hair color matches.
![[unCommied] Yuyushiki - 03 [BD 720p AAC] [7E675664].mkv_snapshot_01.53_[2016.02.18_22.50.43].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/BPYPlrb.jpg "[unCommied] Yuyushiki - 03 [BD 720p AAC] [7E675664].mkv_snapshot_01.53_[2016.02.18_22.50.43].jpg")
>>141947792
>93
Same
>>141947693
>He saw this whole "getting the joke and following along with it" thing as a boyish thing, but people would repeatedly tell him that the Yuyus' interactions were very girly
>Yuzuko's intelligence and Yukari being an ojou-sama were going to be more pronounced traits of their characters
>okaa-san was going to be a foreigner, hence the big boobs
Everything went better than expected.
>>141944825
Didn't get the damn thing finished, but still pretty good I think.
>>141947943
>he doesn't build an entire Hodge theatre for his birds
>>141939767
>wtf
Fuck off you retarded newfag.
What's wrong? Too deep for you?
>>141948097
>>141946192
The last 10 were pure bullshit
>>141947602
>you're just dumb
B-but IQ only tests one type of knowledge anonI say as I try to salvage my ego
>>141948387
2 of the last 10 just didn't make sense to me. Had to leave them blank.
>>141946171
Been staring at this one for 20 minutes straight and I still can't figure it out.
>>141948419
So what's your favourite type of knowledge?
>>141947693
>Initially, Yuzuko's intelligence and Yukari being an ojou-sama were going to be more pronounced traits of their characters,
>Also okaa-san was going to be a foreigner, hence the big boobs.
>mfw manga characters aren't just cookie-cutter archetypes but are realistic reflections of the people of everyday life
>mfw this is too real
>>141948616
I dunno, but to say a test about shape patterns is conclusive about a person's intelligence doesn't make sense to me. I've always been good at analysis in math but when it comes in the form of these shape-pattern iq tests I choke. I don't know why, and it really pisses me off.
Which of the Yuyus would be best in bed?
>>141943879
Yuyushiki was pretty accurate based on my own friendships from high school. You basically just hang out and chat about whatever random shit pops into your head, and occasionally grope each other.
>>141948007
Yuyushiki and Lucky Star are pretty similar but I always thought Yuyushiki seemed more realistic.
One of the things I love about Yuyushiki is that they actually laugh at each other's jokes, and sometimes they'll even all laugh at the same time. For some reason that's sort of rare.
Is it morning already?
>>141948947
Sorry anon, but mathematics is basically recognizing patterns so that you can generalize and abstractify.
>>141948497
I think it's D. I'm assuming the new position of the shape is dependent on the old position of a different shape.
So squares turn into circles and are shifted to the right and circles turn into triangles and shifted to the right.
>no-one will ever seed
http://www.nyaa.se/?page=view&tid=489063
>>141949426
Yeah, just figured it out myself. Took a while.
>>141949426
It could be A too so my reasoning is probably flawed.
>>141946477
This desu. High IQ doesn't mean shit except insomuch as it tends to correlate to higher levels of theoretical thinking (like physics for instance). What matters infinitely more is knowledge base.
>>141949451
>deadfish subs
>>141947665
>get into Mensa
Yes, but it's not like Mensa is some Illuminati organization. It's just people who love puzzles.
>>141949381
>>141949381
>Light-cone gauge quantization
I hope I can someday write a paper with a cool title like that.
>>141949486
I also get A
>>141949553
This. The only accurate way to determine if you have high IQ is whether or not you watch Yys
>>141949451
http://www.nyaa.se/?page=view&tid=491147
Selectively download the BD specials, you've been spoonfed, congratulations.
>>141949381
Maybe when I get to higher levels of calculus my iq will finally catch up with me then, because right now my marks are consistently high in the maths
I've got some recognizable pattern for y'all in my pants.
>>141949486
>>141949579
It is A.
>>141940396
>No grounding
But that's against the rules.
>>141949527
What is wrong with Deadfish?
>>141949615
Is it proof based? What topics have you covered?
There are also different kinds of pattern recognition, so you're probably doing it without know it.
>tfw I'm a grad student in TQFT but can't reproduce Euclid's geometric proofs for shit
>>141949340
Watching Yuyushiki brought back the feeling of watching Lucky Star years ago, in a way no other SoL type show did. They have their differences but there was something about the tone of it.
>>141945260
upper and bottom part of each missile goes black -> gray -> white while middle part remains the same each time. You're left with A and D and you can clearly pick D based on shape (and legs straightening).
>>141949643
You should see a doctor for that.
>>141945260
>>141945393
There's a pattern if you read it from top to bottom, too, though. The rocket gradually grows, while the color in the middle goes from black to white to striped.
>>141949643
Does it expand arithmetically?
>>141944825
119. Is this why season 2 will never happen? because i am not smart enough to watch it?
>>141949766
>the feeling of watching Lucky Star years ago
"Did I seriously just watch a bunch of girls talk about eating pastries for 7 minutes?"
>>141949864
it will expand exponentially unless something is done about it.
>>141944825
126 master race.
>>141949913
What can I do to stop the expansion anon?
>>141945260
From the first column to the second, the bottom-most part of the rocket widens. From the second to the third, the middle part widens as well.
The central part is always the same pattern, first row black, second row white, third row hatch pattern. The bottom and top parts alternate from one column to the other between black, hatch pattern and white. So the last rocket would be D.
>>141950050
Rhythmic strokes should do the trick. Logarhythmic strokes.
That was actually pretty hard. I think I understood most of them, but I couldn't figure out 35, 36, 38 and 39.
>>141950229
Can you explain 31 34 and 37? Shit's driving me insane.
>>141950151
How about algorhythmic strokes?
>>141949748
No, it's not proof based yet. It's things like differentials/differential equations, trig integration, advanced stuff w/ limits, Sigma, etc. It's basically calc 2 shit.
>>141950151
I hope it's log base 69
/yys/ has been archived!
\syy\ prevails!
>>141947221
>>141950151
I tried that but it's still standing straight.
>>141950530
As expected of a thread full of certified geniuses!
>>141950538
It's time to get to the root of the problem.
>>141950331
To be honest, I prefer the human factor in this kind of delicate mathematical operation.
>>141950314
37 was confusing at first because I didn't understand how the grey squares appeared, but it was easy once I saw they were made every turn independent of the blue/red ones. The blue/red squares are invisible on the grey spots and change colors when they come out.
I think I only got 34 because I've seen something like it. Inside circles represent positive numbers and outside ones represent negative ones. Just add them up for the answer.
31 is weird, I have no idea where the curves on the inside of the shapes go. They just disappear I guess? I think this is how it works though.
>>141939767The entire point of yuyushiki is parodies how women always have useless conversations of nothing/nada.
Reminder the author is male and it´s seinen
>>141950661
Don't be silly. I'll give you a formal blowjob you can't refuse with my Cox-Zucker machine. Just whip out your Coq and we can get started.
>>141950777
P-please be rigorous tonight, senpai.
![1449234017732[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/GkLAhcO.jpg "1449234017732[1].jpg")
>>141943574
That's Tesagure.
>>141950693
God, it's so fucking easy once you understand even a little bit.
>>141939767
>I didn't understand at least half of the conversations that took place in this show. wtf
You're probably not supposed to on the 1st viewing. Watch it again, pause it when you can't read as fast.
>>141945560
If that Omega ain't Ohms you can shove it up your ass.
>>141944825
107, not bad, I guess.
>>141950625
It's still growing and now I feel something different, like a nagging itch at the base. Maybe I oughta invert this whole thought proce
>>141944902
Dark Yuzu is still adorable, they aren't total opposites.
>>141950972
Did you even read the first paragraph? It's a complex functional on a C*-algebra. Come on man it's not rocket science, it's just quantum physics.
>>141951033
I'd still mix states with Yuzu.
>>141951013
Yuyu cuteness cannot be negated in /ssy/, only mirrored.
>>141944825
116126+ with answer key :^)
>>141950834
Your butt is going to get homotopically deformed anon. Be prepared
>>141945789
Yeah but the reason that is so complicated is because we don't know what any of those fucking words mean.
>>141949159
Aikawa. She would be the most generous lover in Yui's harem.
>>141951013
I wish I were in negative. It would make me feel superior.
>>141951274
Aikawa doesn't deserve Yui.
>>141951311
Why not?
>>141950530
No one was looking at their screen and refreshing at the exact moment the thread was archived. We have no way to know if it was /yys/ or \syy\ that was archived or which one we're in. They could have changed places at the last minute and WE CAN'T BE SURE.
>>141951369
Everyone was having a good time and then the skeptic showed up.
Which Yuyu has the biggest nose?
>>141951574
Yukari's nose is the most equallier nonexistent.
>>141950693
For 31, the left and right segments go straight -> curved in -> curved out regardless of what the top and bottom are. At least, that's how I see it.
>>141951574
I should think that it would be Yui, all things considered.
>>141951574
SHUT IT DOWN
H
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>>141949911
Kill yourself
Hey /yys/ what would you do if a guy asked you to do that thing?
>>141952118
Not that anon, but I know his feel and you should feel bad for trying to make him feel bad for no reason.
>>141952284
He said lucky star was bad but it's not
>>141952332
I didn't mean to imply that at all. 2007 was a long time ago and that feeling I described was me being alarmed by how enjoyable the show was in spite of its overall lack of content.
>>141952332
I really like Lucky Star and I laughed like a madman when I had the same realization that he espoused. Early on in the series, they really do talk about pastries for the entire length of the scene. Then, at the very end, Konata snaps the conversation back to her initial question about her pastry for much hilarity. Any normal man would have the reaction: "Was I really so entertained by a simple question about pastries? How incredible."
>>141946047
Psychology student here, they're all fake. Weren't they, Pearson, the editor of the latest Weschler scales, would have to remake them as it would render the test less accurate. Also, people in Mensa are idiots who train themselves to reach 130 (average plus to standard deviations), which is easier when you're in the middle or upper class and thus can get some help to know what is in the tests. Intelligence tests are affected by retest effects, though they can be really useful on mentally deficient children to see how they progress. The Weschler scales include for example a vocabulary subtest, which means you can easily make this score higher.
>>141951994
That makes a lot more sense.
>>141952447
>Any normal man
>>141952423
Ok, it is interesting that such some things can be so fun, like talking about pastries
>>141952004
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHsH4lmoXZk
>>141952607
Literally any sexually healthy, socially adept man who doesn't dream of having friends or finally bonding with his father.
I'm actually in love with Yuzuko
>>141952783
It's a shame that you're being cyuq'd by me, then, friend, you know?
>>141944825
116 boiss
looks like I'm officially dumber than 90% of this thread then ;_;
Are lesbians this cool in real life?
>>141952874
The one I knew in high school was.
Too bad she hated me. Coulda been fun.
>>141952874
They're usually just tumblr users. Userually.
>>141952874
Straight acting homosexuals are usually cooler than the other types.
>>141944825
>122
fuck
guess i'm not joining mensa
>>141952874
No, many are insecure as fuck for several reasons and tend to think you must certainly fantasize about them and imagine that somewhere they could be turned straight with a good dicking (it's quite frequent among men anyway, so it's not really ill-grounded either). And of course being well educated about lgbt issues/history/culture doesn't help that much, and could on the contrary appear suspicious to many of them as men pretending to be exceptionally nice and understanding while having ulterior motives aren't infrequent either. The only winning move is not to be especially friendly, unless they're clearly at ease with themselves. It's sad, I know.
http://www.strawpoll.me/10302975
>>141952716
What the fuck am I watching?
>>141948497
those colors hurt my eyes holy shit
https://shindanmaker.com/573021
>>141953840
I don't speak moon, but I do notice the word "HOT" jumping out at me.
>>141948497
A because there are 3 circles and 3 squares in a row in the two next to it, and squares have to be on the bottom because triangles were too
>>141953961
Enter something in the form.
>>141954175
I did it. I have achieved.
>>141953840
>Who/what would you be if you were in Yuyushiki?
>>141954380
>locker
You get a good view when they pass by you at least.
>>141949725
Nothing anon, I just wanted a reason to post Yui
>>141949575
>bosonic string theory
It's a meme anon don't fall for it
>>141948497
It's A. As another anon said the shapes change and shift right.
>>141955338
Oh, I should say when the shapes "overflow" they go down a row. The last shape goes back to the beginning, the top left square.
>>141953840
What does it mean?
>>141944825
wew
Anyone figure this out? I guessed F because each set of 3 frames had one "rotate" and one "flip" if you look at the bottom of the frame as the side with 3 colors touching. This logic didn't address the problem very directly and I think I got it wrong. Any ideas?
>>141953840
I entered my name and got water.
Water is me, guys.
>>141944825
I actually don't feel that embarrassed.
>>141947829
>>141949904
I think we can become greatfriendstogether.
>>141955821
Notice the length, order, direction and length of the different pillars.
There are three long and middle length green pillars, but only 2 short ones, therefore the green pillar in the solution must be a short one. Next you notice that the green pillar is on the right only twice, therefore the green pillar must be on the right side etc.
Use the same logic for the other pillars.The answer is G
>>141948489
The last one was one of those where if you overlay the first two images and delete the overlap the result of that would be the last image.
>>141953840
This shit works.
>>141956163
Wrote length twice, fuck it.
>>141955856
I'm drowning in your charisma <3
>>141955821
To me it looks like a bar chart with the base axis switching between Left-Bottom-Right, and the longest bar alternating R-G-B. So the last chart comes from the right with a long blue bar, therefore either B, D or G? The colours seem to always be in different places, which would hint at B...
>>141956257
I can make you drown in something else, too.
Yes, it's exactly what you think. It'slove
>>141944825
Exactly 126
>>141956163
Sweet, thanks. That and the cube one posted earlier were the only ones I couldn't solve(I think). I was a bit uncertain about this one though. I figured the squares are reflected over an axis defined by the gray squares, so I got A.
>>141956373
Just remember to be my life preserver when you think I've had enough.
>>141949451
Why are you getting it from that torrent? There are two batch ones to choose from. Then again you are getting deadfish so I have an idea on your choices.
>>141956712
Your only option is to drown, love. We'll be together forever.
>>141956914
I could never be with someone whose supply of water puns is so SHALLOW.
>>141957055
I wasn't even really making puns. This is a serious declaration of love.
>>141957136
HONTO?
>>141957191
Ah, no. Never mind.
It was just a flush of lust.
stop roleplaying please
>>141957502
I want to be suffocated between Yuzuko's thighs.
>>141957483
D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-Did I say something wrong?
>>141957553
I want to smell her sweaty crotch
>>141957553
You must have a very small head.
>>141957614
Oh, yeah? Well I want lick the dirt out of her unwashed bellybutton.
>>141957502
Yuzuko is dangerously cute. I don't know if I feel safe anymore.
>>141957797
>ever going to /dickgirl/
>also known as /tumblr/
>>141939869
¡ʇᴉ pǝssᴉɯ ʇsoɯlɐ I 'ɥO
dod
>>141959636
>>141959722
Stop it, \syy\! You will never be like /yys/!
>>141957703
I'd make Yuzu grow a girlcock, forbid her from taking a shower for a week, and then lick off her dirty smrgma covered girlcock.
Bonum mane, /yys/.
/yys/ is no more.
