[ SECRET POST #2819 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2819 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Showing how behind the times I am, but what does 'weeaboo' mean?

Assuming from context it means something like 'shallow' or maybe 'superficial', a lot of ships are based on nothing else than 'they sure are cute and would look great together', never mind the characters in question even meeting in canon. Or even being part of the same fandom, since some very popular ships involve characters which do not even belong to the same canon, so this is actually quite a common reason for shipping. Sorry, but fandom is shallow by definition...

Else we'd be occupying our time with something productive, like dealing with our real life problems maybe... Speaking for myself too! :)

[(Anonymous)]

Weeaboo's basically the super obnoxious type of anime fan that thinks Japan's infallible and all that jazz. Used to be Wapanese (wannabe+japanese), but 4chan word filtered it to be weeaboo and it stuck. Some anime nerds kind of reclaimed it or whatever and use it in place of anime fan/otaku.

[visp]

Yup. Although for the life of me, I don't see what shipping two characters has to do with being a weeaboo or not.

[(Anonymous)]

Because OP only started shipping them when OP saw them drawn as animes

[visp]

Oh, so they're not originally anime. Ah. Gotcha. Does their interpersonal dynamic work better if you use more anime/manga tropes?

[juliamon]

They don't really have any dynamic beyond "she stole a magic scroll, he was sent to retrieve it, they fought and parted ways" that I'm aware of, and even that I think was just thrown together as an excuse to make a Duel Deck set with the two of them. They have some of the least amount of interaction of any of the current characters.