no, no, like hell if i had imouto.... *wanna 1 though* and recently found out my sis is fujoshi....Cropzy wrote:
imoutoNyaruko Cthulhu wrote:
aw aw a sister introducting some manga and anime
i think u i'll happy to live with u sister
jealous
dem sis X3
~heh happen to most little brother/sister who having these kind of older brother/sisterMillonzKub wrote:
My brother read manga so i follow him and then i start reading and watching lot of anime
not everyone grew up in japan is an otaku right? just what the basis of that theory sir?nakimushineko wrote:
I grew up in Japan, that's whyy.
It's easier to get influenced if you grew up in the Mecca of otaku cultureYafutsufa wrote:
not everyone grew up in japan is an otaku right? just what the basis of that theory sir?nakimushineko wrote:
I grew up in Japan, that's whyy.
hmm it would be depend on the place he live... what if he born at the countryside.... i think those people would be hard becoming otaku :3 and also depended on the media on the countryOinari-sama wrote:
It's easier to get influenced if you grew up in the Mecca of otaku cultureYafutsufa wrote:
not everyone grew up in japan is an otaku right? just what the basis of that theory sir?
lol then he's not likely to be posting here in the first place. Besides, Japanese "countryside" is a lot more advanced than you think.Yafutsufa wrote:
hmm it would be depend on the place he live... what if he born at the countryside.... i think those people would be hard becoming otaku :3 and also depended on the media on the country
You're right, sir "yafutsufa" that not everyone grew up in japan is an otaku. Oinari explained it all, like Oinari said it's easier to get influenced when you grew up in japan. By the way, I'm not a "Sir".Yafutsufa wrote:
not everyone grew up in japan is an otaku right? just what the basis of that theory sir?nakimushineko wrote:
I grew up in Japan, that's whyy.
(I wouldn't have it any other way. >w>) A lot more advanced than I think...... OAO!" crap now i`m start to imagining something unnecessary =3=Oinari-sama wrote:
lol then he's not likely to be posting here in the first place. Besides, Japanese "countryside" is a lot more advanced than you think.Yafutsufa wrote:
hmm it would be depend on the place he live... what if he born at the countryside.... i think those people would be hard becoming otaku :3 and also depended on the media on the country
A lot of mangaka are from the countryside too. Fujiko Fujio included.
EDIT: Fixed broken quote box
.... more like best reason for becoming pe....*neck strangled*Yikari wrote:
Watching cute little lolis >\\\<
So you just recently discovered the Otaku culture?Fadil wrote:
Games,I saw a mod based on an anime called "bleach",i searched it on the net,watched all 366 episodes , then i realized that i was "addicted" to anime...I kept watching anime,Sword Art Online,Kaichou wa maid-sama,Sakurasou,Chuunibyou,Highschool DxD,and 31 others. Right now my computers harddisk is going to be killed because i have 90 gigs of anime
That story made my day, haha for that I thank you.SSShaymin wrote:
Well, one night, I couldn't sleep because of diarrhea problems, and I didn't want to wake my parents up. Couldn't go to the bathroom because of the same reason. No matter how many methods of sleep I tried, I couldn't go to sleep. Hours before dawn, I was like "screw it, might as well watch my favorite shows". I turned on the TV, but none of my favorite shows were on. Before I turned it off, I came across Adult Swim and it just so happens that it was showing Inuyasha at the moment. The second I saw it, I was intrigued because 1) the art style and 2) Inuyasha's dog ears. I watched the entire episode that night and I found myself watching more and more of it.
Weeks, maybe even months later (I can't remember for the life of me), I came across the word anime. Once I understood the term, I understood what Inuyasha was and I wanted to watch more of this "anime" that I was newly introduced to at the time.
