No Lotus Cobra this week; too much homework.
Here’s something short.
So it seems that artists on Pixiv are visiting this site called Making you a two-dimensional woman, where you enter your name into a form, and an algorithm uses the name to generate a “two-dimensional female version of you.” When IOSYS album cover artist Kito entered his name, the result was this smoking hot succubus bunnygirl.
I decided to try it myself, and…
A sporty tsundere loli whose speech and personality are like that of a disagreeable older person? How random is this algorithm?
Anyway,
Following Strike Witches naming convention, her name is “Karin Garnett”, after the basketball player.
“How random is this algorithm?”
Which is really,
“S-stupid algorithm! It’s not l-like I wanted to be a sporty tsundere loli or anything! I just…happen to like tsunderes, that’s all! Hmph!”
How did you get to the image, or is that something you dug up to represent your character? In my case, when I entered my Japanese name (translated from my language) I got something really funny ^^
藩国英を二次元女体化すると『服は魔女服で、たれ目で緑髪のロングでエルフ耳で変態な感じのキャラ』のようだ
So, a girl in a witch’s robe, with long green hair (or glossy black hair), droopy eyes, elvish ears and the personality of a pervert 😛
When I used my real name, it turned out to be…
『服は体操服(ブルマ)で、ノーマルな目で黒髪のセミロングのポニーテールでカチューシャでいじっぱりな感じのキャラ』のようだ
A girl in gym clothes, with semi-long black hair tied in a ponytail with a katyusha and an obstinate personality. Sounds like Kyonko to me ^^
@no_sushi: The algorithm doesn’t generate the image. You have to draw it yourself. (That’s why my persona doesn’t look as good as Kito’s…)
Of note, i flew to Boston last weekend to watch them crushinate the Magic. KG is way intense in person.
Never knew you read moon, sixten =o
@desudesu: I’m not fluent in Japanese. I know some basics, like kana and ~300 kanji, but that’s all. I could read about 1/3 of the message above, and the rest I just fed into a dictionary.
[…] to some surge of curiosity, I recently tried Making you a two-dimensional girl from the link I fished out from Sixten’s site. All you have to do is enter your name, and it generates a brief description of your 2D self, from […]