Aww... Previous comment nullified... (I commented on the first upload that Yum managed to post before even another image has been posted in the in between)
Well, I guess this means that the only thing faster than yum, is yum!
So it's a park where it's legal to purchase the lives of and torture Yukkuri? And he just happened to buy rights to their nest, number 36? WHAT A TWEEST!
So the family was doomed right from the start. Still wondering if anon is going to leave Reimu to suffer or finish her off, can't really be much more left.
A HUNDRED BUCKS?! ..... I guess the customers are paying for more than just the opportunity to abuse and kill yukkuri , though what that might be I have no idea. Maybe it's the equivalent of a hunting ground ...?
I guess is so expensive because they give you equipment? And besides you have the opportunity to kill them in their natural environment, without being disturbed.
leaving the mother surrounded by remains of its ko-yus would be hella mindfuck, yet anon paid lots for this... since i don't see 'owari/the end', hopefully we will know soon enough.
Why the fuck you'd wanna spend $108 bucks on something like this I'll never know... You could practically just do the same thing without spending anything :|
Mokomoko said: Why the fuck you'd wanna spend $108 bucks on something like this I'll never know... You could practically just do the same thing without spending anything :|
Like said above: It's all about the experience and 'hands-on' feel. Kinda like the cinema. I don't really see the point in going to the cinema now you can get everything on DVD and re-watch it, but it's a pretty different experience seeing something on the big screen than at home.
I feel as though the whole experience of "hunting" a nest of yukkuri could be carried out a bit more inexpensively if a person were willing to take care of the preparations themselves. Procure a couple yukkuri with as little direct contact as possible, dump them somewhere in a pre-arranged spot in the backyard where they'll have everything they need but be unable to wander off (as well as be protected from other predators before you get to them), let them make a family, then reap what you've sown when the time is right.
Though I suppose just like growing your own vegetables isn't for everyone, letting others do all the prep-work is preferable to those who can pay them. Plus, the notion of yukkuri being free-ranged and nurtured *just* to be slaughtered horribly is a delightfully chilling concept.