/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>39391245
this but unironically

>>26774846
OP here: Boys can be moe and/or cute. I didn't say "sexy women", just cute things in general. Cute males, cute females, cute animals, cute objects, cute robots too.

Fujoshi inherently like bishounen and shota, i.e. cute boys, and have an idealized view of homosexuality. For that matter certain kinds of guys as well as girls tend to like "traps"/crossdressing which is just their idea of making a boy cuter. Female otaku like cute girls such as in idolshit properties as well. I also think it's overlooked that fujoshi like lesbian pairings as well, something about "forbidden love". (Also I'm of the biased opinion that they're all lez anyway for liking boys who look and act like girls).

>a very important facet of (anime) otaku culture
I wasn't talking about that either. "Anime"(in this case meaning cutesy) style has a widespread appeal and you can appeal to basically anyone by making their object into a cute character. I consider anime and video games detached from each other, and possibly PC nerds from console nerds, but PC nerds with VN and doujin games, console/arcade nerds with action, fighting games, and RPGs, and anime nerds can all appreciate cute anime style characters. Machines, military, music, whatever the hobby can be made cute and as a result, better for it. Though I think cuteness over sexiness is what defines otaku. iM@S on your plane instead of a realistic pinup girl, race queens in general instead of just generic half-naked girls standing around cars, itasha themselves. I feel like it has a backwards influence on manga as well, influencing them to be drawn in an "anime style" instead of whatever. It definitely has one on books with the existence of the light novel genre.

I want to do this to them

>>17450551
Female otaku and fujoshi are different

>>17452697
I don't know if 'otome' and fujoshi are different, but girls who like harems of guys (who all look like girls) are a little different from girls who just like gaysex all the time.

>>8808937
It uses real statistics on how often everything that can happen in the game actually happens in real life. The idea is, that the more you play, the better you understand how people actually live.

>>2529222
Is that some realistic yaoi?