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Call Of The Night S2 Ep 6 (Patreon)

Published:
2026-01-28 18:00:17
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2026-10
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LOL okLove dude was pretty funny. The otaku devotion segment was quality.Interesting differences in how he was made vs the implied requirements we have on our main cast. Maybe this changes things up????

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Shucks

His name being "love-kun" is the Cherry on top. Voice actor is very funny

Jet Man

Not sure if you're aware of it or not, but I noticed lately there are uploads where there is slight skipping or freezing in the recording. Perhaps a common error when you export the file. It happens at around 10:21, 15:41 and 19:20.

Sk dragon

Yea I've had this on every creator I think

drumrolltonyreacts

I was not aware. There is bo export in this other than obs itself. How long this been going on?

Jet Man

Maybe a little over a week. It's all just been 1 time. This is the first seeing it 3 times in 1 upload.

Skeletan

That Otaku is one of the last embodiments of the founding fathers of modern anime and manga. I salute him. I salute the Otakus of old, the degenerates that have paved the way for shows like this to be made.

P_ateric

Thought it was with my internet but I guess it’s a patreon problem

Skeletan

Tried to look around, but the mangaka, Kotoyama, is pretty private so there's no photos of him. But, I was able to find a few interviews, here's one such one! Interviewer: — Do your own experiences often get reflected in your manga? Kotoyama: “For the most part, I take things I’ve experienced or felt and flesh them out in a more ‘manga-like’ way when I draw them. Of course, it’s not like I actually had an encounter like Nazuna and Ko’s. Rather, it comes from things like walking around at night and thinking, ‘Wouldn’t it be interesting if something like this happened?’” Interviewer: — Like in the first chapter, when there’s that weird, drunken ‘wheeey wheeey’ kind of energy with strangers? Kotoyama: “Yeah, that totally happened. You part ways after that, and it’s not like you exchange contact info or become friends or anything. There’s barely even any real conversation. Someone goes ‘Wheeey!’ and you just go ‘Wheeey!’ back (laughs). If someone did the same thing to you during the daytime, you’d definitely think, ‘Huh? What? That’s creepy,’ and avoid them. But somehow, at night, you end up thinking, ‘Eh, maybe it’s fine?’ That feeling—that’s the strange magic of the night.”