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I'm just really curious if someone actually made in-depth Feng Shui analysis of anime character's rooms, especially the main character.
Personally, I only understand about the placement of windows, bed, and the door. Everything else that include the elements just flew over my head. A good one being, iirc, if their legs didn't point towards the door and the bed didn't align with the windows.
I think most who live in apartments probably didn't have the best Feng Shui either since their front door may not be the biggest door, but the back window door leading to balcony where they plant some bonsai, lolis, or marijuana.
...but how do I know, it's not like the show writers really care about Feng Shui. Also, many anime characters enter through the window door instead due to anime powers. The Loli Index from To Aru series is a good example. I remember the room owner, Touma, didn't have good luck either, you could even describe him as quite miserable, aside from his luck with girls. Perhaps if we change his environment's Feng Shui, like making him move into a house with big front door, waters and enough plantation, his Imagine Breaker would instead turn into an oppai dragon and Kamachi.exe would collab with DxD's Author for their upcoming oppai game.
To be said, I didn't know shit about Feng Shui. So everyone's feel free to give their analysis.
I'm curious which anime character's room or their environment had the best or worst Feng Shui? Correlate them with how their fate went in the story.
Personally, I only understand about the placement of windows, bed, and the door. Everything else that include the elements just flew over my head. A good one being, iirc, if their legs didn't point towards the door and the bed didn't align with the windows.
I think most who live in apartments probably didn't have the best Feng Shui either since their front door may not be the biggest door, but the back window door leading to balcony where they plant some bonsai, lolis, or marijuana.
...but how do I know, it's not like the show writers really care about Feng Shui. Also, many anime characters enter through the window door instead due to anime powers. The Loli Index from To Aru series is a good example. I remember the room owner, Touma, didn't have good luck either, you could even describe him as quite miserable, aside from his luck with girls. Perhaps if we change his environment's Feng Shui, like making him move into a house with big front door, waters and enough plantation, his Imagine Breaker would instead turn into an oppai dragon and Kamachi.exe would collab with DxD's Author for their upcoming oppai game.
To be said, I didn't know shit about Feng Shui. So everyone's feel free to give their analysis.
I'm curious which anime character's room or their environment had the best or worst Feng Shui? Correlate them with how their fate went in the story.
