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  • ID: 3715671
  • Uploader: MarqFJA87 »
  • Date: over 5 years ago
  • Approver: NWSiaCB »
  • Size: 188 KB .png (800x566) »
  • Source: pixiv.net/artworks/57702745 »
  • Rating: Questionable
  • Score: 2
  • Favorites: 5
  • Status: Active

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original drawn by kandata_nijou

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  • 嫁ちゃんと夏の思い出

    ちょっと早いけど、夏の1枚。
    バランス取れなくて、浮き輪がないと浮かべないけど、海がまだ珍しくて、楽しんでいました。

    嫁ちゃんの体設定を更新しました。
    3枚目以降、見難いのがグダグダ続いています。

    デカイサイズ: https://enty.jp/posts/14924

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  • MarqFJA87
    over 5 years ago
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    That pair of red kanji at the top have consistently defied all attempts at deciphering. Can anyone figure out what they are???

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    Moonspeaker
    over 5 years ago
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    After a lot of squinting, I believe they're 関接 (kansetsu), which appears to mean "indirect", but only as a variant of the more standard homophone 間接. However, I think the artist actually meant to use 関節, another homophone which means "joint" (as in knee, elbow, etc.), and thus makes contextual sense. At the very least, the hits I get in searching for examples of 関接 per se tend to redirect me to one or the other of the two soundalikes.

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    MarqFJA87
    over 5 years ago
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    Moonspeaker said:

    After a lot of squinting, I believe they're 関接 (kansetsu), which appears to mean "indirect", but only as a variant of the more standard homophone 間接. However, I think the artist actually meant to use 関節, another homophone which means "joint" (as in knee, elbow, etc.), and thus makes contextual sense. At the very least, the hits I get in searching for examples of 関接 per se tend to redirect me to one or the other of the two soundalikes.

    Thanks, man. You're a lifesaver.

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    LEG
    FRONT
    UNDERSIDE
    BUTTOCKS!?
    REAR
    Looking from the bottom, I feel like (1) and the spider body would be connected this way. The connected part became unintentionally like a butt, so I laughed while thinking "The buttocks increased!? Hooray~!" Essentially, it's the same as the connection between what would be called the buttocks and the thighs on a human.
    JOINT The depicted kanji is 関接 (kansetsu), literally meaning "indirect", but taking the context into account, it's highly probable that artist actually meant the homophonous 関節 ("joint").
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