#Weaboo

[drcavatappi]

otacon's dream (wip)

[the-leech-lord]

4chan banners I like

[youstillcantfuckosmosisjones]

You Can't Fuck Emberlynn Pinkle from Helluva Boss

You're simply not her type. Unless you happen to have tentacles, demon horns, wings, a tail, fangs, or any other monsterous feature, Emberlynn simply isn't interested in fucking other humans. Besides, she's a Tumblr user, which means she's getting absolutely no ass outside of erotic roleplays with Jareth the Goblin King and Pinkie Pie from My Little Pony.

[konatajinx]

Funny drunk lady

[kaitheotakuartist]

To your Eternity sketches~

This manga/anime isn't as good as I remembered, but I still like it a lot! It has such a good premise but has a lot of missed potential :(

[trevolinesmelody]

ROOM TOUR !!!

I wanted to show the other half, but im waiting for two figures to arrive :3!!!

[catboypalug]

Every so often I think about the saga of katanas on the internet.

Back in the 2000's, when "weeb culture" was a whole thing, it was a relatively common opinion to see someone going full "katanas are the ultimate weapon folded a million times by master smiths and can cut through anything." It was a whole trope on TvTropes. But as time went on, more and more people started making fun of that exaggerated opinion. There was a moderately popular copypasta (4chan warning) meme making fun of it, there were a ton of "Katana vs Longsword" arguments, there's that one gif of a katana failing to cut a plastic bottle that a friend of mine loves to repost. At some point, the contrarians arguing against the katana-lovers completely overtook the original, and "katanas are brittle piece-of-shit swords that can't cut anything" actually became the more commonplace opinion. Today it seems to have calmed down, but a good five years ago or so, katana hate popped up all the time on places like Reddit.

[ For what it's worth, katanas are a perfectly fine sword. They're good at quick-draw (iaijutsu) and slashing, particularly against soft targets. Japanese smiths did a remarkable job working with poor quality iron and the result is a good sword. A katana is neither an ultimate weapon of destruction nor some shoddy piece of crap. ] It's something that I'm always being reminded of because it's the largest, most crystal-clear example of the pendulum of public opinion, at least to me. I was alive to see this shift happen in real-time. And every time I see discourse about the current blorbo show or-what-have-going going back and forth between extremes, I always remember the Katana Wars.

[the-milkyz]

The vocal synth of the day is Kawaiine Kagami !

Kagami Kawaiine is a Hatsune Miku like Vocaloid, known as an "Annoyloid," a parody character intended to poke fun at bad designs by the "weeaboo" users.

[sweetzxye]

Hot girls listen to AKB48 and stay inside all day. <3

[skyhoarder]

Merry Christmas 🎄 sketch - a tad late

[tempuraurl]

[blakefucked]

THE GUY ON TIKTOK WITH THE SAYAKA MAIZONO CUT-OUTS DAD WROTE GREASE THE MUSICAL??? THATS WHY HE HAS THE MANSION??? NOT CLICKBAIT??!

[the-leech-lord]

🫧 𝒢𝒾𝓇𝓁 𝒷𝓎 𝒟𝒶𝑜𝓀𝑜 𝒮𝓉𝒾𝓂𝒷𝑜𝒶𝓇𝒹 🫧

⭐️⭐️⭐️|⭐️⭐️⭐️|⭐️⭐️⭐️

[konatajinx]

Blue Hair Gang ft Rei, Miku and Rika

[bubbledrivercomix]

Moe Moe Kyuuuun <3

[returquoise]

I wonder if it is due to legal subs (and dubs) being more readily available that weaboos don't know how to spell classic weaboo shit anymore.

Like, I kinda cackle whenever Katsuki's nickname is spelled as Kaachan (or Kaacchan) in fics??? Because I'm the generation of weaboo that automatically goes "aww, a child's talking about their mom :D" because back then pretty much all fics had kaasan, kaachan, okaasan and even okaasama or hahaue all over the place, unlike nowadays.

Then I have to go, "no, wait, that's Izuku and he's supposed to say Kacchan."

(Granted, I also have like an inbuilt advantage of recognising long and short vowels because my language uses those similarly enough to Japanese to be applicable.)

I'm not dissing anyone who does this, I've learnt to live with some interesting takes on spelling and vocab, I'm just wondering if fansubs (or at least old school fansubs that had "keikaku means plan" sorta stuff all over it) being less prevalent is the reason for this.