File: Hero.swf-(9.79 MB, 448x352, Japanese)
[_] Otaku fate Anonymous 05/03/15(Sun)07:51 No.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/03/15(Sun)08:03 No.

  Is that Aokigahara by any chance?

>> [_] Anonymous 05/03/15(Sun)08:06 No.

  >>2769182
  i think it's the suicide forest documentary from vice.

>> [_] midsouth maker 05/03/15(Sun)08:07 No.

  Yupe, that's the place.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/03/15(Sun)08:21 No.

  >>2769174
  Gonna find myself a forest like that.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/03/15(Sun)08:48 No.

  One of my fantasies is to go through various body modification procedures so I end up looking
  like some kind of demon or oni. Things like full body tattooing or induced argyria, maybe some
  "horn" implants and eyewhite tattoos. Then I'd go to Japan and become a permanent illegal
  resident in Aokigahara. I would spend my days working out and scaring suicidal people away with
  my huge studded iron club as a resident oni.

  Supposedly one of the most popular suicide methods in Aokigahara is drug overdose (the other
  being hanging). This, combined with the likely scenario of the prospective sudokuist being out
  there alone at night, would no doubt make them quite impressionable so when a tall (by their
  standards), ripped, blue/red colored guy with wild hair and even wilder eyes and wearing nothing
  but a loincloth comes running at them while swinging a huge mass of iron, there's a good chance
  they'd cancel their plans for the evening.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/03/15(Sun)09:04 No.

  >>2769202
  It's a fucking huge forest, man. Chances for random human encounter are minimal. Watch the OP vid
  again, it took 1-2 years for the body to be found.
  Also, people with serious intentions tend to avoid commonly used paths to enter the forest 'cause
  of chance of stumbling upon some suicide prevention patrol workers. That means no "sweet spots"
  for you. The only way I can imagine would work is to place hundreds of cameras/IR sensors to
  detect people.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/03/15(Sun)09:44 No.

  >>2769202
  >>ripped

  Well, so much for that plan eh buddy?

>> [_] Anonymous 05/03/15(Sun)10:39 No.

  those clothes and shoes look way too pristine for such an advanced phase of decomp

>> [_] Anonymous 05/03/15(Sun)12:57 No.

  >>2769269
  that's the magic of polyester for you

>> [_] Anonymous 05/03/15(Sun)13:19 No.

  >>2769269
  synthetic fibers are resilient