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  • ? yuki hime haruka 139

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  • ? touhou 1.1M

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  • ? saigyouji yuyuko 27k

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  • ? 1girl 8.0M
  • ? english text 378k
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  • ? hat 1.6M
  • ? pink hair 993k
  • ? plump 41k
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  • ? short hair 3.0M
  • ? solo 6.7M
  • ? triangular headpiece 21k

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  • ? ↳ bad pixiv id 1.1M
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  • ? photoshop (medium) 709k

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  • ID: 525601
  • Uploader: Mr GT »
  • Date: over 16 years ago
  • Size: 313 KB .jpg (1181x1575) »
  • Source: pixiv.net/artworks/6220512 »
  • Rating: Sensitive
  • Score: 8
  • Favorites: 26
  • Status: Active

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saigyouji yuyuko (touhou) drawn by yuki_hime_haruka
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    Pingchan1
    over 16 years ago
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    wow.. that was a beautiful poem.. also added the plump tag.

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    user 17657
    over 16 years ago
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    Princess i see no queen or king

    she is the queen but they dont like the tittle cause it feels old D:

    Straight from nostalgia critic lol

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    sgcdonmai
    over 16 years ago
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    It's a Japanese-to-English thing.
    "Hime" is a title for a woman or girl of high social standing. It doesn't directly translate to "princess", but it's often used in a similar context. It could refer to an heiress to a yakuza family, a daughter of a wealthy family, the daughter of a daimyo in the feudal ages, etc.
    Basically, "hime" applies if the girl is connected in that sort of way.

    It just often gets used in a similar sense to the English "princess", even though it doesn't translate that way in a literal sense.

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