Bakemonogatari 14

Doughnut bait trap only works 100% on Homer
Summary: While Black Hanekawa is subdued, like a damsel in distress, Koyomi and Meme launch into an exposition on symptom and cause. The solution is no longer readily at hand though; Shinobu has gone walkabout on a journey of personal self-discovery. Kiyomi activates EX VAMPIRE SEEK, with a silent mobilization of his harem - MAYOI SNAIL, NADEKO SNAKE, SURUGA MONKEY - to go on S&R. However HITAGI CRAB countermands his request. Besides being Boss, she is doing what she can for Tsubasa by preparing diligently, in the latter's place, as asked by the latter, for the school cultural festival.
All of Sengoku Nadeko’s charms in a screencap
Since I have often been solicited for my thoughts on Nadeko of Bakemonogatari, here's a screen cap that examplifies all I love about her. Yes, we are looking at the most potent loli-jailbait since Primula of Shuffle!. Nadeko is at a dangerous age (some say more dangerous for dark tanukis that is). Straddling the boundaries of shoujo and womanhood, she is a irresistible mix of disarming innocence and womanly sensuality - Sweet yet subtly seductive. As Dark Stripey had confessed to me and I quote,
Yes, Nadeko is so alluring that even honourable tanukis like myself feel the siren call of the dark side. Surprisingly, it wasn't the half naked Nadeko in bloomers (ep 9) or sukuru-mizugi Nadeko (ep 10) whom I thought most charming but seifuku Nadeko in ep 11. Her obscure anime references, girlish giggles, bashful side-glances invoke much more love than revealing costumes can ever do.
Sadly Nadeko is up against the bishoujo of the year - Senjougahara whom I have also backed 100% as the sole proprietor of Koyomi-onii chan's heart. Well, if it's any consolation, you, Sengoku Nadeko, are now on Stripey's - "Anime bishoujos I would NEVER want to meet in RL" chart - reserved only for the most babelicious and lolicious of the 2D realm.
PS: The not so good news is you also made it onto another of Dark Stripey's rare chart which I would not mention here in keeping this blog family-friendly.






