【ネタ】ヴィクトリア家政は●●が元ネタwww
278: 名無しさん 2024/10/17(木) 16:24:21.44
ヴィクトリア家政はドラキュラ・狼男・フランケンシュタインが元ネタ
つまり日本アニメ好きなホヨバによる怪物くん へのリスペクト

 

284: 名無しさん 2024/10/17(木) 16:25:53.63
>>278
誰がドラキュラで誰がフランケン?

 

292: 名無しさん 2024/10/17(木) 16:27:23.43
>>284
元ライカンの相棒?男>ドラキュラ
カリン>フランケン

 

302: 名無しさん 2024/10/17(木) 16:33:29.36
>>292
有効度で解放されるカリンの詳細情報で、
「家政に入る前に瀕死の重症を負っていた」、とか腕の傷とか
カリンの服の釘とかがフランケン想起なのよね

 

288: 名無しさん 2024/10/17(木) 16:26:14.16
ヴィクトリア何なら追加キャラくれてもいいぞ

 

295: 名無しさん 2024/10/17(木) 16:28:21.74
家政はそもそも結成理由から謎だから

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