DS "Valkyrie Profile -Toga wo Seoumono-": The War of Not Wearing (AkibaBlog)

DS "Valkyrie Profile -Toga wo Seoumono-": The War of Not Wearing

Sofmap Main Branch still kept the demo of DS Valkyrie Profile -Toga wo Seoumono- (which was released on November 1st) and put "a recommended game of this winter." Both sides (left and right) of its demo monitor had strip of papers, and one of them was a goddess, Lenneth. I'm not sure if those POP for Valkyrie Profile -Toga wo Seoumono- were there since its release day, but Sofmap Main Branch created "Lenneth, the war of not wearing" based on a word said by its staff.

DS Valkyrie Profile -Toga wo Seoumono-
Lenneth, the 2nd Goddess of the 3 Sisters Who Controls the Destiny

Lenneth, the War of Not Wearing
"This Lenneth Doesn't Wear, Does She?" From There, the Fires of War Expands

Sofmap Main Branch still kept the demo of DS Valkyrie Profile -Toga wo Seoumono- (which was released on November 1st) and put "a recommended game of this winter." One of the strip of papers was a goddess, Lenneth.

I'm not sure if those POP for Valkyrie Profile -Toga wo Seoumono- were there since its release day, but Sofmap Main Branch created "the war of not wearing" based on a word said by its staff, "Lenneth doesn't wear, does she?"

"Lenneth doesn't wear, does she?"

The person who said it probably said without thinking about anything, but from there, the fires of war expanded.

"A female fighter would be the last person not to wear, I guess!?"

"There is no authority for saying that! But anyway, do gods wear underwear!?"

"CERO is B in this software! So should be wearing!"

"That isn't the standard!"

Now, chaos is calling chaos, and the war continues…

Valkyrie Profile -Toga wo Seoumono- Lenneth: the War of Not Wearing

By the way, "Not Wearing (not wearing panties)" is, according to Hatena Keywords, "used when the part of clothing of a lady that supposed to be shown is not actually shown on manga or illustrations. Please be careful that it is close to no-pan (not wearing panties) but it's actually different." New-akiba.com also explained that "an illustration or a figure that lets us think 'can't see clearly but looks like not wearing panties' and as a result, it gives us a big expectation of a lady not wearing."