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Which shroomger is the most trustworthy?

Azumangah Daioh and Haruhi ruined anime because they made slice of life and "schoolgirls being cute and doing random thing" super popular
Huh? That shit was'nt allways shit?
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Anime is a purely gooner genre and weaboos will always suck dong, even if they're a majority now. The last time I touched an anime would've been Doraemon reruns or Sonic X and that would've been when I was around seven.
They appear more numerous than they actually are because the spend much more time on the internet than normal people, making their culture appear much larger than it really is.
IRL they're a small minority, trust me.
 
They appear more numerous than they actually are because the spend much more time on the internet than normal people, making their culture appear much larger than it really is.
IRL they're a small minority, trust me.
I've seen too many people IRL (all young adults or people around my age) end up actully talking about anime, though few to a degree i would consider it obsessive
So definitely the terminally online doing heavy lifting
 
Wasn't that the one guy to immediately regret creating the genre the moment he saw the first fan conference full of grown men?
Most anime fans like to overanalyze these shows to an extreme degree(especially with popular shonen) because they don't want to admit that they have no taste, and that their favorite anime's target audience is children.
 
Most anime fans like to overanalyze these shows to an extreme degree(especially with popular shonen) because they don't want to admit that they have no taste, and that their favorite anime's target audience is children.
I don't think "Slice of life" animes have ever had a single child watch one of them.
 
They appear more numerous than they actually are because the spend much more time on the internet than normal people, making their culture appear much larger than it really is.
IRL they're a small minority, trust me.
Somewhat agree. I've seen people around wearing anime tees, although it's usually 30 something year olds wearing nickelodeon/'90s nick tees to showcase how fuckin' old they are, but that's neither here nor there.
I remember one incident of going to the theatre, and while walking down the hall in one of the wing entrances, I saw this fat kid with glasses wearing a MHA t-shirt and he just looked so socially awkward, I felt somewhat bad for him.
 
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Somewhat agree. I've seen people around wearing anime tees, although it's usually 30 something year olds wearing nickelodeon/'90s nick tees to showcase how fuckin' old they are, but that's neither here nor there.
I remember one incident of going to the theater, and while walking down the hall in one of the wing entrances, I saw this fat kid with glasses wearing a MHA t-shirt and he just looked so socially awkward, I felt somewhat bad for him.
Last time i went to a theatre (minecraft movie, there was a thread)
I saw a mystery chromosome (looked like a mix of down and real woman in each) "couple" in the full "goth" black with obnoxious rainbow caca paraphranailia outfit
 
full "goth" black
One nitpick. Someone wearing black doesn't make them a goth (As in the modern term, not historical goths, of course). Goths listen to goth music, and surprise, surprise, 98% of the people you see wearing black to "look goth" don't even really know what that is, and they don't actually "look goth" at all. While it's true that fans of goth music might be known to wear black, to assume everyone in black is a goth is like assuming everyone in a short-sleeved button up with a tie is a Mormon missionary.
 
One nitpick. Someone wearing black doesn't make them a goth (As in the modern term, not historical goths, of course). Goths listen to goth music, and surprise, surprise, 98% of the people you see wearing black to "look goth" don't even really know what that is, and they don't actually "look goth" at all. While it's true that fans of goth music might be known to wear black, to assume everyone in black is a goth is like assuming everyone in a short-sleeved button up with a tie is a Mormon missionary.
It had the metal shitoko & buttons 'n sheeit
 
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