[ SECRET POST #169 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #169 ⌋

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Secrets Left to Post: 08 pages, 198 secrets from Secret Submission Post #024.
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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

6. Well, it's not exactly Bleach or Naruto. :\

[(Anonymous)]

But it was. There was a time when you couldn't turn around without stepping on a YGO fan. It's a big fandom. Just because it's not as popular as the current pop series doesn't mean it's small. You just sound like a whiney attention whore. "Wah wah, my fandom is not big enough for me to get attention."

Why don't you try being a fan of something not internationally marketed, made into toys, games, pillows, toothbrushes, and a hundred other products and then try and complain about it not being popular.

[(Anonymous)]

You're assuming that because the fandom I chose as an example is internationally marketed, I don't also like fandoms that aren't heard of. Yeah, not cool. YGO is the one fandom I can actually participate in that has a semi-large following, and even then it's not as recognized as much as the fandoms I mentioned earlier. Naruto and Bleach, among others like Fullmetal Alchemist or anything Clamp related, are nearly as internationally recognized as YGO. I mentioned YGO because the fandom isn't taken seriously.

That being said, I also like series such as Fantastic Children and King of Bandits: Jing, which have little to no fandoms at all. And it's not so much about getting attention as trying to grow in my areas of focus, be they graphics or writing. There's no opportunity for growth because there is nobody from whom I can get positive or negative feedback.