That kemofure part HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA

I might be born about 6 years earlier than the timeline projection, but I think my life history can be summed up quite succintly with this.

I was born before '92 but still missed the era of "FLASH golden age".

But I was able to play Skifree, so there's that.

I feel like early to mid 90s is too late to really recall much of the 'flash age', or dial-up for most people. My brother was born in '94 and he certainly wasn't trolling around on Newgrounds in "the good old days" with me at the end of the 90s and we had broadband by 2000, maybe this guy was 1992 and got an unusually early start online.

Also for anyone from the US you'd replace Nico with Youtube and all the Highschool and magical girls with DBZ, Naruto, etc and the sorts of mobile games he's talking about here don't really seem to have taken hold over here in the same way among 'nerd' culture, I'd say the US geek culture went more the direction that console and PC gaming got more and more mainstream while mobile games tended to remain more stuff like puzzlers and such.

How DARE you make me feel old as fffffffffffffffffff

Who/From where is the one on the far left of the Mobage era? (The one besides Mikazuki Munechika)

^ Chloe Lemaire from Girl Friend Beta.

I was born in 1991 and this chart is my life.

I guess this artist doesn't have a high opinion on Kemono Friends.

94, only really got completely started in high school, though I had an interest in gunpla since childhood. Viewed nico and flash stuff in the reverse order of the chart.

I was born in '88. Chinese kids back then can still watch anime like Saint Seiya and Conan, but if I have to pinpoint the time when I became an otaku, it's 2007, my first college year.

tapnek said:

I guess this artist doesn't have a high opinion on Kemono Friends.

Or he understands it perfectly. Funny how Japanese internet culture was different yet so very familiar.

Nothing like remembering Marisa Stole The Precious Thing was 14 years ago.

The Kemono Friends bit is very relatable. After a day wageslaving, it's great to just stare at the screen without further brain input.

Shit, right in the feels. It's like watching one of those old kumikyoku, or even more recent, like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0zKNCU4BAE. It's probably related to getting older, but why does everything suck nowadays?

Oh my god, I feel old... My mortality is catching up to me!

Itamish said:
Or he understands it perfectly. Funny how Japanese internet culture was different yet so very familiar.

Yea, KF isn't about a gripping plot - it's pretty much like it said in the image, it's just something to let your brain shutdown with. And hey, for what it's worth, it did have some heart to it. For a cheap adaptation of a gatcha with terrible CGI, it's actually quite amazing that it got the following it did.