#manekata

1. First impression: Once again, I was intimidated and didn’t know what to think! u came into the jojo dm suddenly and we only got close once puga joined2. Truth is: I respect you SO much bro like.. You’re such an important person to me and I’m just (through tears) pissy shitty3. How old do you look: 15-17, I CANT PIN IT DOWN!!!!!4. Have you ever made me laugh: YES!!!!!!!!5. Have you ever made me mad: Nah man, I’ve had no reason to be pissed at you! You’ve been nothing but kind to me and I appreciate it so mcuh6. Best feature: UR LAUGH AND UR SENSE OF HUMOR! Also the fact u love doctor pepper sm bcause the time I had to sc u drinking it it made me laugh so much i could barely press the key. Also not ur best feature but Henrys little meows and his tooth. I luv him SO much7. Have I ever had a crush on you:

Their description says lgbt rights but then they say smth transmisogynistic....something doesn't add up there

Kazuma Kaneko:

In order to effectively represent the war between Reasons that's going on in the Vortex World, we decided on the existence of the Manikins. In a country or in a company, power is a measure of numbers. A populous country can collect more taxes, and a company with a larger work force can undertake many projects. We wanted the Manikins to represent this overwhelming power in the Vortex World, to fuel the groups in power in the Vortex and to be able to press for the birth of a new world. The Manikins are born from the earth of the Vortex, so could be seen as something like the Vortex's cells. What form the organization of those cells would take should change with what Reason they're fighting for.

Since the Manikins are, as it were, the Vortex itself, they don't have individual goals, but as the Vortex is searching for its Reason, as parts of the Vortex, the Manakins must look for that Reason as well. Since they don't have personal goals, but serve as a strong basis for judgement, and since there are so many of them, they make for an effective intensification of the great war.

As for the Manakins' distinctive conceptualized motif, that comes from us, the way humans think and act. This is a bit vague, but they are based off of the people who're lost to the force of numbers.

For instance, someone who doesn't see movies much but goes to see one that's topical or popular, or buys a CD because it's sold a million copies, without any personal judgement on the matter, and feels that this is the way everyone should be, would be a good candidate for this kind of judgement. It's hard to tell exactly where to draw the line and it is likely that the vast majority of people have this inclination, but there are people among them who almost entirely base their judgement on this strength of numbers. The Manikins are a metaphor for these kinds of people. When you're thinking about buying a game not because it's a game you'll actually like, but because it is advertised a lot and everyone else is playing it, that is acting like a Manikin.

Be careful.