/jp/ - Otaku Culture

How many of you actually know enough japanese to enjoy your Otaku media?

>>8640618
http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Board-tans/jp

Now I am serious.

Which one of you guys did this?

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/jp/ - Summer Culture

She spends most of her time alone in her room playing games that most people never heard of. Even though she is young, she pretends to be one of the most (if not THE most) intelligent person in the house. She is strict on proper language and punctuation. Though some people call her weeaboo now and then, she adamantly refuses that she has any admiration for the japanese and therefore must not be. She is tsundere about Japanese culture. Whenever someone asks her about it (an act that annoys her greatly), she pretends to hate it and shoos them away. She often attempts to start original projects but inevitably ends up hating them and throwing them out the window. She has a pet bird that can cook spaghetti. She never leaves her room, which is why most of the other residents don't know her well.She compulsively divides any female characters in stories into "good girl" and "slut" categories, and generally has no real cohesion as to what sets them apart.