職業病

フォントが気になってしょうがない
あふろだアフロ合作に向けて作成したものです
Twitterだと長すぎてダメだったのでこちらにも同時に投稿
Special Thanks!
あふろださん： / afro_da_game
しろりんごさん： / shironezu_ringo
nekochanfoodさん： / nekochanfood
■World
・Gechan's Low poly office By gechan :
vrchat.com/hom...
・選挙に行こう！投票所Polling placein japan By 議員系VTUBERおぎのみのり :
vrchat.com/hom...
・Japan Street 0․356 By NEET ENGINEER :
vrchat.com/hom...
■Avatar
・うささき usasaki
booth.pm/ja/it...
・ネコカモ・タブンソーネ
booth.pm/ja/it...
(以下ビラ画像内アバター)
・まめひなた mamehinata
booth.pm/ja/it...
・もにもに・コニカ
booth.pm/ja/it...
・みなほし minahoshi
booth.pm/ja/it...
VRChatはいいぞ

[@kakip-6884]

職業病すぎて笑う

[@mosmac0141]

◯らませにゃんこwwwwww

[@T.liro2478]

文字柄の割にwww

[@unknown-you-naleulmid-eo]

フォントの名前って独特なものが多いんだな

[@TheCloudMiner]

These would probably make more sense if I could read Japanese lol, still cute tho

[@toasterkolin9951]

Lol, you and me both.

[@mychemicalballs]

You two and me aswell, lmao

[@linguicaguy]

I wish KZbin community captions were still a thing.

[@vaporisedmelon7583]

the video title directly translated is occupational sickness so they were working on designing something and used/downloaded some fonts with haha funny names with the first one being haramasenyanko which directly translates to something like impregnation cat, and the other font's name has banana in it. then they noticed a poster that had the fonts that they saw beforehand and thought why did they use a font with a sussy name, and the bottom text means something like "I like mandarin" but the font uses the one with banana in its name, which made them think why use a font with banana in its name when the text is about mandarins tldr designer saw a poster that used fonts with haha funni names

[@mititdoll_sugarland]

はらにゃんはいいぞ孕め( ˘ω˘)b

[@Chan_kana]

うささきさんかわゆ

[@ネンジュモ-h9s]

まめひなた(性的、暴力表現禁止アバター)の候補がは○ませにゃんこ使ってるの草

[@isaackellogg3493]

I know Mame Hinata-that’s the Vtuber puppy girl with the orange jacket with a wide belt for a collar. Very cute and innocent like it says above. It’s refreshing to the soul to watch innocent animations on the modern internet, especially something not done expressly for children.