Higashi_no_Kaze said: Yeah, kinda a lot, but mostly on MAL. Emberassed is probably the wrong word, I just don't like a lot of attitudes present on MAL. Starting with the lack of a middleground between 'I like this' and 'This sucks' and all the casuals who have seen 20 series but call themselves otakus because they listen to JPop and do other weeaboo non-anime related things. I just don't get what all this has to do with being an anime fan, but whatever. Also the casuals who worship one or two anime series and pretend to be a fan of anime as a whole while considering Clannad to be an unpopular series that barely anyone knows. Let's just say I dislike people who oversell their passion because they think it's some kind of status symbol when they call themselves Otaku. I also dislike fans who have no refllection on what they like, hating on a lot of shows that they should never even have checked out knowing what their taste is like. Like hating battle shounen but checking them out all the time and then ranting about genre-typical stuff every single time and making it seem like the series fault. It makes no sense to me. I dislike people who dismiss ever attempt at critical analysis or discussion with the 'all is subjective. derp.' pretend-argument. I dislike the superficiality of all those 'Only post 2007' anime 'fans' who think old = ugly. I dislike people who enjoy generic harems but call Mushishi 'boring'. I dislike a lot more, but it's mostly their attitudes and not what they like or don't like or know or don't know. You can't have everything. You can't call yourself a hardcore fan while barely having watched any anime and not having a clue about the industry or anything related. You can dislike abttle shounen, but when you actively seek them out just to rant about them you're pathetic. You don't need to be able to discuss anime in a critical way, but when you try to force your 'All is subjective and nothing matters' POV on me, I'll get pissed. So I blame the internet more than the anime fandom. People can spout their ignorant views in this sea of anonymity without having to justify themselves. It's easy to be arrogant or an asshole on the internet and it may even get you a couple of laughs. I've rarely met the level of obnoxiousness that is present on MAL in RL anime fandom. Most people I met on conventions were nice, even the 200kg malecrossdressing cosplayers and so-called Narutards. Sure, it makes me a little bit sad to know that the fandom of over 50% of the people on the convention probably stops at Vocaloids or the Big 3, but people in RL are just nice instead of being anonymous assholes so it's easier to like them even with disagreements between us. Yeah, but I wouldn't be surprised if those virtual world ass-holes end up being the same nice persons you meet IRL. In the end, most of the people act completely different when they are on net boards. |
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sherlock5545 said: Higashi_no_Kaze said: Yeah, kinda a lot, but mostly on MAL. Emberassed is probably the wrong word, I just don't like a lot of attitudes present on MAL. Starting with the lack of a middleground between 'I like this' and 'This sucks' and all the casuals who have seen 20 series but call themselves otakus because they listen to JPop and do other weeaboo non-anime related things. I just don't get what all this has to do with being an anime fan, but whatever. Also the casuals who worship one or two anime series and pretend to be a fan of anime as a whole while considering Clannad to be an unpopular series that barely anyone knows. Let's just say I dislike people who oversell their passion because they think it's some kind of status symbol when they call themselves Otaku. I also dislike fans who have no refllection on what they like, hating on a lot of shows that they should never even have checked out knowing what their taste is like. Like hating battle shounen but checking them out all the time and then ranting about genre-typical stuff every single time and making it seem like the series fault. It makes no sense to me. I dislike people who dismiss ever attempt at critical analysis or discussion with the 'all is subjective. derp.' pretend-argument. I dislike the superficiality of all those 'Only post 2007' anime 'fans' who think old = ugly. I dislike people who enjoy generic harems but call Mushishi 'boring'. I dislike a lot more, but it's mostly their attitudes and not what they like or don't like or know or don't know. You can't have everything. You can't call yourself a hardcore fan while barely having watched any anime and not having a clue about the industry or anything related. You can dislike abttle shounen, but when you actively seek them out just to rant about them you're pathetic. You don't need to be able to discuss anime in a critical way, but when you try to force your 'All is subjective and nothing matters' POV on me, I'll get pissed. So I blame the internet more than the anime fandom. People can spout their ignorant views in this sea of anonymity without having to justify themselves. It's easy to be arrogant or an asshole on the internet and it may even get you a couple of laughs. I've rarely met the level of obnoxiousness that is present on MAL in RL anime fandom. Most people I met on conventions were nice, even the 200kg malecrossdressing cosplayers and so-called Narutards. Sure, it makes me a little bit sad to know that the fandom of over 50% of the people on the convention probably stops at Vocaloids or the Big 3, but people in RL are just nice instead of being anonymous assholes so it's easier to like them even with disagreements between us. Yeah, but I wouldn't be surprised if those virtual world ass-holes end up being the same nice persons you meet IRL. In the end, most of the people act completely different when they are on net board. Yeah I know, but as I see it if someone splits his personality like this it's okay to dislike one side and like the other. |
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| what because i'm into anime now i have to learn about the history and know who this Osamu Tezuka guy is?!?! i failed history for a reason i think i will just keep watching anime and enjoying it.... nothing more nothing less! as for feeling embarrassed some people take it a little too far, but it doesn't affect me in any way shape or form, and if their happy... what does it matter if i get embarrassed they don't give a shit! |
| What Osama Tezuka did was forever ago, so I don't expect anyone to know him, and you shouldn't either. Hell, I didn't know who the hell he was up until a few weeks ago. I guess I would facepalm though if an anime fan didn't know what Death Note was. I mean even non anime fans know what Death Note is. |
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| I guess I just can't imagine how you wouldn't come across his name. I never actively researched anime history (or yes I did, but much later) but it didn't take me long to stumble upon Tezuka and his works. I don't even remember when, where or how I got to know about him first so I always thought it was natural to know about him if you have an interest in anime. Heck, this was years before I joined MAL when I still hadn't watch very many anime myself and it still felt unavoidable to stumble upon his name sooner rather than later. So I'm more puzzled than anything that barely anyone here seems to know him. Even non-anime fans know about Tezuka too :P |
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Higashi_no_Kaze said: I watched anime for like 5 or 6 years(about 500 anime watched) before seriously going on MAL and the only thing I looked up was what OVA and ONA stand for. Hadn't heard of him until much later.I guess I just can't imagine how you wouldn't come across his name. I never actively researched anime history (or yes I did, but much later) but it didn't take me long to stumble upon Tezuka and his works. I don't even remember when, where or how I got to know about him first so I always thought it was natural to know about him if you have an interest in anime. Heck, this was years before I joined MAL when I still hadn't watch very many anime myself and it still felt unavoidable to stumble upon his name sooner rather than later. So I'm more puzzled than anything that barely anyone here seems to know him. Even non-anime fans know about Tezuka too :P Let me guess, manga fans? |
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IntroverTurtle said: Higashi_no_Kaze said: I watched anime for like 5 or 6 years(about 500 anime watched) before seriously going on MAL and the only thing I looked up was what OVA and ONA stand for. Hadn't heard of him until much later.I guess I just can't imagine how you wouldn't come across his name. I never actively researched anime history (or yes I did, but much later) but it didn't take me long to stumble upon Tezuka and his works. I don't even remember when, where or how I got to know about him first so I always thought it was natural to know about him if you have an interest in anime. Heck, this was years before I joined MAL when I still hadn't watch very many anime myself and it still felt unavoidable to stumble upon his name sooner rather than later. So I'm more puzzled than anything that barely anyone here seems to know him. Even non-anime fans know about Tezuka too :P Let me guess, manga fans? Well, I did start out as a manga fan for some years before anime took over, I probably got to know about him along those lines. Though I think I faintly remember that Astro Boy was the reason I looked him up. Or maybe Pluto? I hate my brain/memory :( |
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magmalord said: Kinda wish I stayed on to read this. It just saddens me because a lot of people seem to suggest anime is something important to them yet they reject the past and have no interest in the history of anime. Some flat out reject anything thats not being talked about by everyone.BlackSabatoge, I agree with you completely, most anime fans are a bunch of autists. They don't know shit about anime and manga because they watch all the popular and well known stuff instead of looking for what looks intresting to them. Doing that really shows there is more subject matter to anime than meets the eye. Whenever I also find out than fans draw they always end up drawing anime shit. Please, find your own style, people, and learn anatomy and proportions. |
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shintai88 said: True but the issue is more or less that they have no interest in learning more. Call me a nerd but I like to treat anime as an art not just an empty form of entertainment.I get what you mean BlackSabotage. But whats the point of worrying about it all. Theres always going to be people who get caught up in a craze and think they know more then anyone else. No different then any other fan boy out there. |
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IntroverTurtle said: Why do you hate old anime and manga so much? Its like you feel malice towards the past.Higashi_no_Kaze said: I watched anime for like 5 or 6 years(about 500 anime watched) before seriously going on MAL and the only thing I looked up was what OVA and ONA stand for. Hadn't heard of him until much later.I guess I just can't imagine how you wouldn't come across his name. I never actively researched anime history (or yes I did, but much later) but it didn't take me long to stumble upon Tezuka and his works. I don't even remember when, where or how I got to know about him first so I always thought it was natural to know about him if you have an interest in anime. Heck, this was years before I joined MAL when I still hadn't watch very many anime myself and it still felt unavoidable to stumble upon his name sooner rather than later. So I'm more puzzled than anything that barely anyone here seems to know him. Even non-anime fans know about Tezuka too :P Let me guess, manga fans? |
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Higashi_no_Kaze said: Its simply really easy to stumble upon him. I guess I'm just an oddball because I see anime and manga as artforms and not just throw away entertainment. I find the different styles of legendary mangaka very intriguing.IntroverTurtle said: Higashi_no_Kaze said: I watched anime for like 5 or 6 years(about 500 anime watched) before seriously going on MAL and the only thing I looked up was what OVA and ONA stand for. Hadn't heard of him until much later.I guess I just can't imagine how you wouldn't come across his name. I never actively researched anime history (or yes I did, but much later) but it didn't take me long to stumble upon Tezuka and his works. I don't even remember when, where or how I got to know about him first so I always thought it was natural to know about him if you have an interest in anime. Heck, this was years before I joined MAL when I still hadn't watch very many anime myself and it still felt unavoidable to stumble upon his name sooner rather than later. So I'm more puzzled than anything that barely anyone here seems to know him. Even non-anime fans know about Tezuka too :P Let me guess, manga fans? Well, I did start out as a manga fan for some years before anime took over, I probably got to know about him along those lines. Though I think I faintly remember that Astro Boy was the reason I looked him up. Or maybe Pluto? I hate my brain/memory :( |
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BlackSabotage said: Are you an idiot? Where in my post did I say anything about older anime? I said I never looked up anything about anime, as in directors, stuidos, etc. All I looked up was the basic terminology because that was relevant to my current watching experience. I never said anything about what I watched or liked. IntroverTurtle said: Why do you hate old anime and manga so much? Its like you feel malice towards the past.Higashi_no_Kaze said: I watched anime for like 5 or 6 years(about 500 anime watched) before seriously going on MAL and the only thing I looked up was what OVA and ONA stand for. Hadn't heard of him until much later.I guess I just can't imagine how you wouldn't come across his name. I never actively researched anime history (or yes I did, but much later) but it didn't take me long to stumble upon Tezuka and his works. I don't even remember when, where or how I got to know about him first so I always thought it was natural to know about him if you have an interest in anime. Heck, this was years before I joined MAL when I still hadn't watch very many anime myself and it still felt unavoidable to stumble upon his name sooner rather than later. So I'm more puzzled than anything that barely anyone here seems to know him. Even non-anime fans know about Tezuka too :P Let me guess, manga fans? BTW I actually have a list that I keep updated. That shows what anime I did or did not like. Before spouting shit, research. |
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IntroverTurtle said: I was going based on previous posts I've seen you make. You seem to despise older anime as well as manga. You seem to be somewhat of a modern anime elitist. I understand preferences but I can't help bit feel your offended by the idea of someone preferring the old stuff like Ashita no Joe and Future Boy Conan over Naruto and One Piece.BlackSabotage said: Are you an idiot? Where in my post did I say anything about older anime? I said I never looked up anything about anime, as in directors, stuidos, etc. All I looked up was the basic terminology because that was relevant to my current watching experience. I never said anything about what I watched or liked.IntroverTurtle said: Why do you hate old anime and manga so much? Its like you feel malice towards the past.Higashi_no_Kaze said: I watched anime for like 5 or 6 years(about 500 anime watched) before seriously going on MAL and the only thing I looked up was what OVA and ONA stand for. Hadn't heard of him until much later.I guess I just can't imagine how you wouldn't come across his name. I never actively researched anime history (or yes I did, but much later) but it didn't take me long to stumble upon Tezuka and his works. I don't even remember when, where or how I got to know about him first so I always thought it was natural to know about him if you have an interest in anime. Heck, this was years before I joined MAL when I still hadn't watch very many anime myself and it still felt unavoidable to stumble upon his name sooner rather than later. So I'm more puzzled than anything that barely anyone here seems to know him. Even non-anime fans know about Tezuka too :P Let me guess, manga fans? |
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BlackSabotage said: So you quoted my current post to not talk about my current post but to instead bring up something something that you think I said. Once again, look at my list before you spout shit. I think I have the answer to my first question. Not that I didn't already know though.IntroverTurtle said: I was going based on previous posts I've seen you make. You seem to despise older anime as well as manga. You seem to be somewhat of a modern anime elitist. I understand preferences but I can't help bit feel your offended by the idea of someone preferring the old stuff like Ashita no Joe and Future Boy Conan over Naruto and One Piece.BlackSabotage said: Are you an idiot? Where in my post did I say anything about older anime? I said I never looked up anything about anime, as in directors, stuidos, etc. All I looked up was the basic terminology because that was relevant to my current watching experience. I never said anything about what I watched or liked.IntroverTurtle said: Why do you hate old anime and manga so much? Its like you feel malice towards the past.Higashi_no_Kaze said: I watched anime for like 5 or 6 years(about 500 anime watched) before seriously going on MAL and the only thing I looked up was what OVA and ONA stand for. Hadn't heard of him until much later.I guess I just can't imagine how you wouldn't come across his name. I never actively researched anime history (or yes I did, but much later) but it didn't take me long to stumble upon Tezuka and his works. I don't even remember when, where or how I got to know about him first so I always thought it was natural to know about him if you have an interest in anime. Heck, this was years before I joined MAL when I still hadn't watch very many anime myself and it still felt unavoidable to stumble upon his name sooner rather than later. So I'm more puzzled than anything that barely anyone here seems to know him. Even non-anime fans know about Tezuka too :P Let me guess, manga fans? |
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IntroverTurtle said: Too much win-win logic.BlackSabotage said: So you quoted my current post to not talk about my current post but to instead bring up something something that you think I said. Once again, look at my list before you spout shit. I think I have the answer to my first question. Not that I didn't already know though.IntroverTurtle said: I was going based on previous posts I've seen you make. You seem to despise older anime as well as manga. You seem to be somewhat of a modern anime elitist. I understand preferences but I can't help bit feel your offended by the idea of someone preferring the old stuff like Ashita no Joe and Future Boy Conan over Naruto and One Piece.BlackSabotage said: Are you an idiot? Where in my post did I say anything about older anime? I said I never looked up anything about anime, as in directors, stuidos, etc. All I looked up was the basic terminology because that was relevant to my current watching experience. I never said anything about what I watched or liked.IntroverTurtle said: Why do you hate old anime and manga so much? Its like you feel malice towards the past.Higashi_no_Kaze said: I watched anime for like 5 or 6 years(about 500 anime watched) before seriously going on MAL and the only thing I looked up was what OVA and ONA stand for. Hadn't heard of him until much later.I guess I just can't imagine how you wouldn't come across his name. I never actively researched anime history (or yes I did, but much later) but it didn't take me long to stumble upon Tezuka and his works. I don't even remember when, where or how I got to know about him first so I always thought it was natural to know about him if you have an interest in anime. Heck, this was years before I joined MAL when I still hadn't watch very many anime myself and it still felt unavoidable to stumble upon his name sooner rather than later. So I'm more puzzled than anything that barely anyone here seems to know him. Even non-anime fans know about Tezuka too :P Let me guess, manga fans? |
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| This thread sure got a large number of posts in a short time. I suppose flame wars have helped to get it going. I'll quickly interrupt with a few observations. Embarrassing fandoms are nothing new. Back in the 1940s, Frank Sinatra was regularly mobbed by herds of squealing fangirls (and if I had been around then - and a teenager - I might well have been one of them). In the 1950s, Elvis Presley attracted obsessive fans, and his fan base has grown ever more embarrassing over the years. In the 1960s, the Beatles took over as the focal point for squealing fangirls and other assorted weirdos. For a long time now, Star Trek and Doctor Who have attracted numerous fans, some of whom go way overboard. Two decades ago, I often heard horror stories about a bad group of Star Trek weeaboos from a friend who had occasional contact with them. These were people who spoke broken Klingon in public and took their role playing far too seriously. Lately, I've been spending some of my spare time reading weeaboo horror stories on the web. I'm sure some of the stories are fake or exaggerated, but if even a third of them are accurate, then anime certainly has its share of embarrassing and creepy fans. I've never been to their natural habitat - a convention - and the stories I have heard make me reluctant to go to one. However, it would be interesting to observe the convention scene as long as I can avoid having someone weeb all over me. Even though portions of the fan base are embarrassing, creepy, or even dangerous, most fans are fine. The problem is that the bad ones get all the attention. We should feel free to enjoy whatever we want without worrying too much about the crazy people our hobbies attract, and we should try to mitigate whatever obsessive or weebish tendencies start to grow within us so that we don't add to the problem. |
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BlackSabotage said: Do you ever look at other anime fans think to yourself damn why do all my fellow anime fans make jackasses of themselves? I hate the obnoxious attitude most (I said most not all) anime fans seem to have like for instance several people have tried to bite my head off for referring to anime and manga as cartoons and Japanese comics. Also it seems like most anime fans seem to claim there hardcore fans yet they dont even know who Osamu Tezuka is. Also I feel embarrassed sometimes when I come here and look at all the topics and posts. Sorry but a lot of you guys have a knack for mocking people because they made what you think is a stupid topic yet you'll go around and engage in ridiculous debates on even dumber topics. Sorry I love anime and manga but I kinda dont want to be grouped in the anime fanbase. Anyway please proceed to post sarcastic posts and simple minded insults just because your a tool and cant help yourself. My niece has this problem with kids at her school. The weeaboos in her school wear stupid costumes and bastardize Japanese words in with English to a point that she is embarrassed to admit she likes anime because she doesn't want to be lumped in with those retards. |
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| I feel embarrassed FOR some of my fellow SAO fans who worship the thing despite its flaws. On the other hand, I feel the same to some people who say its as bad as Mars of Destruction *Shudders* |
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| tl;dr thread, not OG post yes, very. almost humiliating |
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| I feel embarrassed at anime fans when they feed the typical anti-social/socially-handicapped nerd stereotypes. I also feel embarrassed when I see anime fans arguing for shit when they either have their jimmies so rustled they become incredibly blind, which you could call "fanboy mode" like I do, or have no idea what they are talking about, though that goes for anything and everything, not just anime. And.. Aqua_Mars said: ^I feel embarrassed when I look at anime fans that constantly whine about the most simplistic shit. |
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| @blacksabotage As you look down on these current day anime fans who only like "new anime shit", others are looking down on you for devoting yourself too much to the "old time" anime. |
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kami_desu said: @blacksabotage As you look down on these current day anime fans who only like "new anime shit", others are looking down on you for devoting yourself too much to the "old time" anime. bs - black is a very objective force on this board. i have been surprised by him many times, and i respect him. i don't think that insult was called for AT ALL he has history? yah. whats wrong with that? i never see him taking a high ground like newbies are shit |
daintybiscuit said: kami_desu said: @blacksabotage As you look down on these current day anime fans who only like "new anime shit", others are looking down on you for devoting yourself too much to the "old time" anime. bs - black is a very objective force on this board. i have been surprised by him many times, and i respect him. i don't think that insult was called for AT ALL he has history? yah. whats wrong with that? i never see him taking a high ground like newbies are shit Except that he has been rather dogmatic in this thread by saying people aren't allowed to call themselves "hardcore" fans if they don't know the name of the guy who came up with Astro Boy. Maybe he doesn't intend to come off as taking on a higher ground in this thread, but he certainly does in my eyes. |
InfernCup said: daintybiscuit said: kami_desu said: @blacksabotage As you look down on these current day anime fans who only like "new anime shit", others are looking down on you for devoting yourself too much to the "old time" anime. bs - black is a very objective force on this board. i have been surprised by him many times, and i respect him. i don't think that insult was called for AT ALL he has history? yah. whats wrong with that? i never see him taking a high ground like newbies are shit Except that he has been rather dogmatic in this thread by saying people aren't allowed to call themselves "hardcore" fans if they don't know the name of the guy who came up with Astro Boy. Maybe he doesn't intend to come off as taking on a higher ground in this thread, but he certainly does in my eyes. 'hardcore' is a pretty strong term so what's wrong with expecting some level of dedication to the object of the fandom? And why is it such a privilege to call oneself a 'hardcore' fan that it warrants getting offended over it when someone suggests criteria for it? |
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Higashi_no_Kaze said: InfernCup said: daintybiscuit said: kami_desu said: @blacksabotage As you look down on these current day anime fans who only like "new anime shit", others are looking down on you for devoting yourself too much to the "old time" anime. bs - black is a very objective force on this board. i have been surprised by him many times, and i respect him. i don't think that insult was called for AT ALL he has history? yah. whats wrong with that? i never see him taking a high ground like newbies are shit Except that he has been rather dogmatic in this thread by saying people aren't allowed to call themselves "hardcore" fans if they don't know the name of the guy who came up with Astro Boy. Maybe he doesn't intend to come off as taking on a higher ground in this thread, but he certainly does in my eyes. 'hardcore' is a pretty strong term so what's wrong with expecting some level of dedication to the object of the fandom? And why is it such a privilege to call oneself a 'hardcore' fan that it warrants getting offended over it when someone suggests criteria for it? I'm fine if he thinks there should be criteria for it, I just don't really like how he comes off as acting as if he's on some pedestal. Like I said in my previous post maybe he doesn't intend to come off in that sort of manner, but it's just how I see it from my perspective. |
| In calling yourself an "Anime fan" you've done no more than attach a frivolous label to yourself with the expectation that you adhere to all of the stereotypical characteristics of "Anime fans". The "Anime fandom" aswell as brony fandom and any other to categorize themselves should be looked on with commiseration if anything. I've yet to put a dent in Tezuka's works myself, having only read Black Jack and Adolf myself but he is quite the iconic figure regardless of the abundance of potentially forgettable Manga. BlackSabotage said: And yet the "do you like lolis" or "are you a pervert" topics go unscathed.Sorry but a lot of you guys have a knack for mocking people because they made what you think is a stupid topic yet you'll go around and engage in ridiculous debates on even dumber topics. |
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daintybiscuit said: U. plz stop worshiping him like he is the next Jesus, i probably know more than that guy about anime so plz stop.don't disrespect knowledge b/c it has power. black is the real deal and we are ALL better off listening to him OT: One of my good pals is an anime fan and he is a pretty cool guy, a little loud but cool. I have seen some guys who jst look like they dont care about how they look or smell for that matter. These guys give the anime fanbase a bad rep and ofc all the naruto fanboys wearing the headbands everywhere they go doesnt help much either. |
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Major123 said: daintybiscuit said: U. plz stop worshiping him like he is the next Jesus, i probably know more than that guy about anime so plz stop.don't disrespect knowledge b/c it has power. black is the real deal and we are ALL better off listening to him OT: One of my good pals is an anime fan and he is a pretty cool guy, a little loud but cool. I have seen some guys who jst look like they dont care about how they look or smell for that matter. These guys give the anime fanbase a bad rep and ofc all the naruto fanboys wearing the headbands everywhere they go doesnt help much either. i am sincerely not even sure what you wrote. i don't need to get on anyone's cock b/c i know when i see the read deal |
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Sung-Hwan said: Does anyone remember the deranged Naruto fans that were obsessed with Itachi Uchiha? No fucking joke. There was even a suicide over his Hey if that kid's lucky, another equally deranged fan will perform a reanimation jutsu on him. (Maybe I'll go to hell for that, couldn't resist) |
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Sung-Hwan said: Does anyone remember the deranged Naruto fans that were obsessed with Itachi Uchiha? No fucking joke. There was even a suicide over his I didn't want to beleive that that story was actually true. I really wish I hadn't googled it so I could still write it off as an urban legend. |
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