/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>2279030
I don't care that his thread is offtopic, I just don't want this thread to attract more /a/nons. /jp/ is already bad enough....

Is saiyaman a real thing in Japan? Because if you're talking about the saiyaman from DBZ then this thread doesn't belong here. All things related to DBZ belong on /a/. With that type of logic I could talk about Naruto on /jp/ simply by saying "Is Sasuke popular in Japan?"

Just admit that the only reason why you hate Naruto is because it is popular. Even the slight mentioning the the word "Naruto" and you begin to cringe. You think to yourself, if that guy is talking about Naruto, he must be a newcomer to anime. Yes it is true that Naruto is a magnet for children and newcomers, but I'd rather see newcomers watching a shonen show like Naruto as opposed to a generic shoujo shows like Cardcaptors. Animu was never about moe, harem, and/or slice-of-life. The slice-of-life genre was created for the Visual Novel reading faggots, who don't have a life. Said faggots are no better than the normalfags who watch reality shows.

The forefathers of the animu industry are weeping in their graves. This is what anime is about:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzy1RNJBUo4
Notice how in Daicon 4 there's no harem and/or homosexual male protagonist. Animu was about sci-fi and imagination, not tsunderes and moeblobs.

>>2028467
How the hell is Sakuya so popular? Her personality is flat and her design is average. Protip: You cant just give anybody white hair and/or silver hair. Sakuya's hair color makes her look like a granny. And what fanbase was ZUN trying to appeal when he created her? The Narutards who like uber duper Ninjas or the weeaboo losers who fap to maid outfits?