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Otaku

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Otaku	comment	Otaku come in many flavors, but one thing can be said for each and every one of them. They've each staked out their own favorite thing, and they obsess over it relentlessly. Regardless of other intelligence, an otaku will have an obsessive, unhealthy, and almost encyclopedic knowledge of their chosen topic. There are almost as many flavors of this type of character as there are things under the sun, but a few of the major ones are: Anime or Manga Otaku (which is what most people think of when they hear the term "otaku") Cosplay Otaku Gaming Otaku Idol Otaku (wota) Military Otaku Technology Otaku Gun Nut Blade Enthusiast Essentially, someone could be an otaku about just about anything: politics, sports, history, etc. When otaku is used by itself by a Westerner, 99% of the time it will mean "anime/manga otaku". Neither geek nor nerd is an adequate translation. However, in modern use, both words may carry a shadow of the right connotations of obsessive interest and/or social ineptitude; see the geek page for details. Think of the older, more pejorative senses of geek and you're on the right track. The British term anorak and the Internet terms neckbeard or weeb/weaboo are also close translations. Speaking of The Internet, in more dickish online communities, autism-related terms get slung around in a similar manner. The closest troper-speak cognate would be "Loony Fan." In Japan, the term doesn't carry a positive meaning at all. One of the first things most Japanese language classes often have to teach people is that calling yourself an otaku in Japan is a very bad thing. (Although it must be said that in more recent years this sense is mellowing out, to the extent that more Japanese are self-identifying as otaku. See The Other Wiki's page on this for more info.) A related term is hikikomori, which refers to a teenager or young adult who withdraws completely from society for an extended period, typically isolating themselves within their parents' house and becoming psychologically fixated on particular hobbies; hikikomori in media are usually otaku of some sort. Hikikomori are also critically viewed as lazy and outright creepy, which doesn't help the perception of otaku much — especially after 1989, when serial killer Tsutomu Miyazaki was shown to be both an otaku and hikikomori, leading to a moral panic. Otakuism is associated with men, with the notable exceptions of the Fangirls, Wrench Wench, the Cosplay Otaku Girl, and creators of a certain kind of comic. However, female otaku seem to be either getting more common lately or becoming more relaxed about showing it. The term itself comes from the very polite form of "you", which can come off as socially awkward. The best guess as to how the term became associated with obsessive fandom is that the word was an inside joke among the production staff of the anime series Super Dimension Fortress Macross in 1982, and that they would have characters (notably Lynn Minmay) use the over-polite form of address, even when inappropriate. Fans picked it up and used it in conversation with each other even well past the point when they would use other forms of "you", such as "kimi", "Anata", or "omae". A writer for a Japanese magazine noted the meme and wrote an article that cemented the term as being used for obsessive fans. See also: Occidental Otaku, Chuunibyou. Compare: Loony Fan (who are more weird than obsessive) and The Movie Buff (a similar type of obsession over movies.)
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Otaku / int_11c29fc4	comment	The titular character of Haruka Nogizaka's Secret. Being a popular girl from a rich family, she has to hide the fact that she's secretly an anime otaku, otherwise people will look down on her... and then the male protagonist catches her red-handed and she's terrified that he'd use that knowledge to that advantage (turns out he didn't). This is an in-anime example where people do look down on otaku, if it gets blown out of proportion... like the male protagonist's best friend, whose otakuness is shown right off the bat.
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Otaku / int_11f588c8	comment	The protagonist of LBX: Little Battlers eXperience needs to recruit the help of an organization of Otaku, who double as hackers. An Occidental Otaku and a group of sentai heroes wannabes also appear as opponents in tournaments.
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Otaku / int_122dfabc	comment	The Dutch series Pindakaas en Sushi has this trope as a major theme, centering around a main character who gets more and more involved with the anime and manga community.
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Otaku / int_1232c468	comment	In Tonari no Kashiwagi-san Sayaka and Kazuki aren't otakus, which is the fastest way of describing how prevalent the character type is there. This makes it easier for several of them to form friendships. It's mostly about watching anime and reading manga, with one character being an artist.
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Otaku / int_1305c32	comment	Kamen Rider Fourze uses the term several times, in reference to female lead Yuki Jojima (an outer space and rocketry fangirl) and Goth girl Tomoko Nozama (a fangirl of insects and the urban legend of the Kamen Rider).
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Otaku / int_145d9b29	comment	Ashton Anchors from Star Ocean: The Second Story is a barrel otaku. In the anime version, Star Ocean EX, he is able to identify not only the year and location any barrel was made but what it's been used for, on sight.
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Otaku / int_17293dfa	comment	Tsumugi Shirogane in Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony is the "Ultimate Cosplayer". Like Hifumi before her, she makes frequent references to anime and video games that the others don't understand. As part of her talent, she's also an excellent seamstress. However, Tsumugi doesn't exactly like having people look at her, and as such prefers having people model her costumes rather than wearing them herself.
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Otaku / int_1a79d8dd	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_1a79d8dd	comment	Furry Experience: Cat loves anime and manga to the point of getting up at three in the morning on Saturdays to watch them, and sometimes explains certain aspects of them to Ronnie and Dawn. Extends to live-action shows as well, such as knowing why the Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon equivalent show has a hand-puppet for the Luna-style character. She also decided to do her art research paper on Japanese comics.
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Otaku / int_1af341a1	comment	Disgaea: Flonne from Disgaea: Hour of Darkness is a huge Toku and anime otaku — Enough that she can be bribed into beating the crap out of people with the promise of a Super Sentai DVD box set. One of her super attacks in Disgaea 2 is called "Flonnezilla", which turns her into a cute fire-breathing, plushie-monster-wearing terror. She also has a similar attack as a secret character in Makai Kingdom. Almaz in Disgaea 3\|Absence Of Justice}} is also an otaku but focused completely on heroes. Mao is a closet hero otaku as well (he refuses to admit it). Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless features Pirilika, a highly enthusiastic fan of Hinomotonese culture whose understanding thereof stems from all the films and manga she's enjoyed.
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Otaku / int_1b4b2f5c	comment	Highschool of the Dead: Hirano is a gun/military otaku, turned specialist after spending a month training at an American Blackwater firing range. As such, his expertise makes him invaluable to Takashi's group as he often lays down cover fire, during engagements, and even begins teaching the others how to use firearms.
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Otaku / int_1b575f28	comment	Kiyoshiro Higashimitarai in Digimon Ghost Game is a Teen Genius who got his Master's degree in the United States at the age of 13, but went back to school with kids his own age anyway because he wanted the "authentic Japanese high school experience" like in his manga, and he wears Handwraps of Awesome around one of his hands constantly simply because he thinks it's cool. Some of his friends are also fellow Otaku themselves.
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Otaku / int_1c649ab3	comment	In The Rising of the Shield Hero the four Legendary Heroes are all Japanese otaku, as were previous generations of Legendary Heroes. The reincarnated pawns of Medea are also otaku, but notably less sane.
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Otaku / int_1ce8d5f4	comment	During the "dinosaur" episode of Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi, Sasshi is briefly depicted as the ultimate negative Japanese stereotype of the otaku: solitary, overweight, bad complexion, and with the implication of poor hygiene, body odor, and paraphilia. (See image above.)
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Otaku / int_1fca96ce	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_1fca96ce	comment	Fuu from Magic Knight Rayearth loves video games (specifically RPGs), and uses terms such as "experience points" and "treasure" when she and the other girls receive their first mission from Presea.
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Otaku / int_21c67a7a	comment	In A Lullaby Sinister, Kaito Inoue is obsessed with anime, manga, and video games to the point of it invading his everyday conversations. He is unaware that his references typically go over everyone's heads.
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Otaku / int_237a86c	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_237a86c	comment	Nearly every character in Hikonin Sentai Akibaranger in an Otaku with varying degrees of obsession. Justified since the show is set in Akihabara, which is the center of Otaku culture in Japan.
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Otaku / int_25dce724	comment	Sparkling Generation Valkyrie Yuuki, which frequently parodies anime and manga tropes had an otaku as a recurring antagonist in several holiday specials.
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Otaku / int_261c8d3f	comment	Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons. ''Worst! Judgment! EVER!''
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Otaku / int_264e8ad3	comment	Reborn as a Vending Machine, I Now Wander the Dungeon: In his previous life Boxxo appears to be a fan of vending machines and dies saving the one he reincarnates as.
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Otaku / int_27c708b3	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_27c708b3	comment	Touhou Fuhai from the Rosario + Vampire manga wasn't always one, but as his youth began to fade and women started to leave him, he came to the following realization:
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Otaku / int_284882f8	comment	9-Volt and 18-Volt of WarioWare are massive Nintendo fanboys.
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Otaku / int_29ce17ec	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_29ce17ec	comment	Kaine in A Profile is an anime and dating sim otaku, and quite open about it. Despite this, he's even more popular than the main character.
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Otaku / int_2bb4ae0f	comment	Western (sort of) example: Hiro from Heroes. Even if is Japanese, Hiro is an avid fan of western superheroes and science fiction.
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Otaku / int_2fee008d	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_2fee008d	comment	Shoko Nakagawa, famous blogger, cosplayer, and TV personality in Japan. You may know her for singing the opening and insert song for Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.
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Otaku / int_31db782c	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_31db782c	comment	In New Dynamic English, Kent Moss once interviewed a Superman fan who has "100 Superman comics", would only read Superman Comics, and said that he even wants to be Superman, to the point where he wears his costume. His current passion for Superman is questionable because he's selling the comics and he said he read them when he's a boy.
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Otaku / int_32c541e6	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_32c541e6	comment	Winry of Fullmetal Alchemist is an automail engineer and a "gear junky". Edward lampshades this, and is promptly accused of being an "alchemy freak".
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Otaku / int_335f7821	comment	The title character in Muriel's Wedding is a hard-core marriage otaku, who makes it a point to go to every dress boutique in Sydney with fake stories about comatose family members to score pictures of herself in various wedding dresses.
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Otaku / int_35e05f2a	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_35e05f2a	comment	RWBY's protagonist Ruby Rose is a weapon otaku, especially regarding the Swiss Army Weapons common to the World of Remnant. When she first arrives at Beacon Academy, she promptly goes ga-ga over all the cool gear new classmates are carrying around and has to get pulled back to reality by her Cool Big Sis Yang. In BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, Ruby gets a special intro where she gets on Ragna the Bloodedge's nerves by fawning over his sword and asking if she can look at it. She does the same to Es, who just gives a Little "No" because getting annoyed isn't really her thing
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Otaku / int_37cfcb80	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_37cfcb80	comment	Paranoia Agent features an otaku who patronizes (as in, he pays the hookers for sex, not treat them in a condescending manner) hookers that play to his cosplay fetish. It turns out to be a plot point later on.
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Otaku / int_3cc61f13	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_3cc61f13	comment	Panda from We Bare Bears. He has a tendency to draw nothing but generic Animesque caricatures, he owns a body pillow with a cute anime girl he calls "Miki-Chan", and a glimpse at his laptop in "Everyday Bears" reveals that not only does he have an entire folder titled "manga" on his computer, but his banner on the social media site he uses is an assortment of random anime characters, also possibly drawn by him.
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Otaku / int_3d22c14b	comment	Graham Aker from Mobile Suit Gundam 00 is a Japanese culture fanboy. A VERY badass Japanese fanboy who manages to avoid being an Occidental Otaku if only by virtue of the fact he is totally serious about his passion and has hardly any traits of the Occidental version aside from the fanaticism. Gundam Build Fighters gets pretty Meta about this. Since the entire sub-franchise is about people building custom model kits and battling them using a simulator-like machine, most of the cast are Otaku for the Gundam franchise itself. Original Build Fighters protagonist Sei Iori is a stand-out example: in one episode where he was put under hypnosis, he proceeded to recite Amuro Ray's dialog from Mobile Suit Gundam...all 43 episodes of itnote And for the record, he wasn't ordered to do this by the hypnotist; he did it entirely of his own volition.
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Otaku / int_413aa2f7	comment	Don Quixote makes this Older Than Steam. Even before he goes crazy enough to actually try to become a knight, he's established early on as being very obsessed with novels about chivalric romance. He argues with his friends over which knights are the strongest, overthinks all the technical aspects of the chivalry stories, and is even tempted to write Fan Fiction of one of his favorites. Disturbingly similar to some modern-day fandoms... You can see this quote in Chapter I, Part I:
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Otaku / int_42d070ed	comment	Keima Katsuragi, the protagonist of The World God Only Knows, is a dedicated dating sim otaku who gets recruited to help capture runaway spirits. He's not generally well-liked by his fellow students - which is fine with him, because he doesn't like engaging with them. His sidekick Elsie is an otaku too, although she's rather quieter about it than Keima. Unusually for the trope, she has two specialties: Idol Singer Kanon Nakagawa... and fire trucks.
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Otaku / int_42f7cc68	comment	Several of the people featured in the Documentary Special When Lit come across like this. The most prominent example is Sam Harvey, a former bowling operator who lives alone and spends his days working on his collection of 400 pinball machines, complete with meticulous logs of owners' histories.
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Otaku / int_43a9c333	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_43a9c333	comment	Cowboy Bebop: The episode "Speak Like a Child", which is about a time-capsule videotape, features an otaku with an interest in VCRs and other obsolete video equipment.
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Otaku / int_4447c168	comment	In Another Note, Beyond Birthday is into manga. He as Rue Ryuuzaki spends an entire paragraph gushing over Akazukin Cha Cha. He also tucks an important clue into the set of that manga title in one of his victims' homes.
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Otaku / int_455ede40	comment	Francis from Super Paper Mario is a giant chameleon who kidnaps Tippi in order to take pictures of her with his new "high-technical" camera, stockpiles video games and anime, and is overall a geek of the highest order. He also has an army of robot cat maids.
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Otaku / int_45b01d03	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_45b01d03	comment	Lamar of Meta Runner is primarily an anime/manga otaku. He's most noted for his collection of body pillows, whom he has a Companion Cube relationship with. He'd qualify as a gaming otaku too if gaming wasn't the big-name thing in the Meta Runner world.
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Otaku / int_468bebb0	comment	In the Discworld novel Going Postal, Apprentice Postman Stanley Howler is an obsessive pin collector, to the point (no pun intended) that all the other collectors in Ankh-Morpork think he's "a little weird about pins". After the main character invents postage stamps, Stanley takes up stamp collecting... with pretty much the same obsessiveness he had for pins.
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Otaku / int_47f7ea18	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_47f7ea18	comment	Fumio from Saitama Chainsaw Shoujo prefers reading Manga to insignificant things like studying, making friends, or not going Axe-Crazy.
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Saitama Chainsaw Shoujo (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_47f7ea18
Otaku / int_495f277f	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_495f277f	comment	Nagi from Hayate the Combat Butler is a manga otaku, and has been drawing her own ever since she was six years old. She's also a Gamer Chick. Gotta do something with all those hours inside, right? Wataru (a.k.a. "Waka") works as a clerk in a video store, giving him plenty of opportunities to indulge in his hobby of action anime. It's arguable that Hayate himself is one, seeing as he's been in many positions that other otaku would kill for. And the fact that he redrew Nagi's manga chapter into one that would appeal to many otaku. Then again, he might just be too dense to be one. Gym teacher Kaoru is given his own chapter, titled "Lost in the Path of the Otaku". He is a Gundam otaku, his room filled to overflowing with Gundam models (he built them himself), but the main focus of his character isn't about this part of his life. Kotetsu is shown to be this way over trains, his fascination with them is used to put the 'dark side' of Japan's outlook to a lampshade when two girls, who previously were discussing how Bishōnen his looks are, are visibly squicked when the camera he's pulling out of his bag is used to take pictures of the trains going by, and quickly leave.
Otaku / int_495f277f	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_495f277f	featureConfidence	1.0
Hayate the Combat Butler (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_495f277f
Otaku / int_4e0ae9f0	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_4e0ae9f0	comment	Kaoru Yamazaki from Welcome to the NHK has a huge collection of anime and video game merchandise, and he's especially obsessed with the children's anime Ojamajo Doremi (in the anime adaptation, he's obsessed with the fictional anime Puru Puru Pururin instead). Although he comes off as slightly less severe than some of the other characters, he's treated with the same humorous objective criticism as everyone else. Yamazaki's influence makes main character Satou become an otaku as well, though while he watches more anime than is probably healthy, he's not quite as obsessive about it as Yamazaki.
Otaku / int_4e0ae9f0	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_4e0ae9f0	featureConfidence	1.0
Welcome to the NHK	hasFeature	Otaku / int_4e0ae9f0
Otaku / int_4e45b093	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_4e45b093	comment	The central cast of The Big Bang Theory are obsessively crazy about comic books and sci-fi/fantasy TV and cinema. Each of the four could be said to be Westernised versions of the otaku. even their girlfriends go through a brief phase, much to their discomfort.
Otaku / int_4e45b093	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_4e45b093	featureConfidence	1.0
The Big Bang Theory	hasFeature	Otaku / int_4e45b093
Otaku / int_4efeb2ac	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_4efeb2ac	comment	Duff the gunsmith from Dave the Diver is a pretty stereotypical Otaku: a pudgy Basement-Dweller who collects idol figurines and peppers his dialogue with anime references. Where he differs is his job: Duff is The Blacksmith and a genius one at that, able to engineer weapons that can work within the mysterious effects of the Giant Blue Hole and can build everything from guns to tracking devices to an undersea drone armed with a Wave-Motion Gun in the event of a Sea Monster attack.
Otaku / int_4efeb2ac	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_4efeb2ac	featureConfidence	1.0
Dave the Diver (Video Game)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_4efeb2ac
Otaku / int_4f069988	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_4f069988	comment	Kaoruko of Comic Girls might be an Older Than They Look high school girl, but her hobbies are more similar to male anime / manga otaku in their twenties: Schoolgirl Series manga, figurine, and seiyuu-chasing. This has been pointed out by one of her roommates, as the only other time that roommate saw a desk like Kaoruko's was of a 25-year-old man.
Otaku / int_4f069988	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_4f069988	featureConfidence	1.0
Comic Girls (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_4f069988
Otaku / int_5936f6eb	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_5936f6eb	comment	In Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus and Butterfly, Lua and Baileys are surprised to learn that Hyde's into anime and knows what a Tsundere is. Hyde is interested in how anime portrays emotions, and he tries watching an episode whenever he can.
Otaku / int_5936f6eb	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_5936f6eb	featureConfidence	1.0
Coffee Talk (Video Game)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_5936f6eb
Otaku / int_5ac77680	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_5ac77680	comment	Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless features Pirilika, a highly enthusiastic fan of Hinomotonese culture whose understanding thereof stems from all the films and manga she's enjoyed.
Otaku / int_5ac77680	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_5ac77680	featureConfidence	1.0
Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless (Video Game)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_5ac77680
Otaku / int_5afbc0cb	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_5afbc0cb	comment	In Undertale, nerdy scientist Alphys is the Underground's resident otaku. She keeps a large collection of anime and manga under the considerably inaccurate label of "human history."
Otaku / int_5afbc0cb	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_5afbc0cb	featureConfidence	1.0
Undertale (Video Game)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_5afbc0cb
Otaku / int_5c5bdbbc	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_5c5bdbbc	comment	Emerging: Mori, the office manager for the Department of Virology in the National Institute for Infectious Diseases, is an otaku for, of all things, deadly viruses. Especially Ebola.
Otaku / int_5c5bdbbc	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_5c5bdbbc	featureConfidence	1.0
Emerging (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_5c5bdbbc
Otaku / int_5d531ca5	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_5d531ca5	comment	Rumi from The High School Life of a Fudanshi is one for BL manga. She's passionate about manga, has friendly arguments about certain pairings, and is familiar with the Seme and Uke terms.
Otaku / int_5d531ca5	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_5d531ca5	featureConfidence	1.0
The High School Life of a Fudanshi (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_5d531ca5
Otaku / int_5dd1609f	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_5dd1609f	comment	Family Skeleton Mysteries: Madison Thackery quite happily refers to herself as one.
Otaku / int_5dd1609f	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_5dd1609f	featureConfidence	1.0
Family Skeleton Mysteries	hasFeature	Otaku / int_5dd1609f
Otaku / int_5e16d550	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_5e16d550	comment	Julius Novachrono from Black Clover is a huge magic geek, becoming excited when learning about unique magics, complete with sparkling eyes. So much so that he often shirks his duties as the Wizard King to search for new magics in disguise.
Otaku / int_5e16d550	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_5e16d550	featureConfidence	1.0
Black Clover (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_5e16d550
Otaku / int_5e26057	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_5e26057	comment	Kaph from Luminous Arc 2 is the editor of a magazine about Witches and, well, pretty much loves being in the party with all the Witches around for him to create his art and took pictures of. Hell, his class is W-Otaku!
Otaku / int_5e26057	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_5e26057	featureConfidence	1.0
Luminous Arc 2 (Video Game)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_5e26057
Otaku / int_605a32c2	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_605a32c2	comment	Phil from Yosh!, to the point of being able to quote a specific panel from a given manga.
Otaku / int_605a32c2	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_605a32c2	featureConfidence	1.0
Yosh! (Webcomic)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_605a32c2
Otaku / int_6715932e	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_6715932e	comment	In Spirit Hunter: NG, multiple characters are big fans of the Idol Singer Momo Kuruse (who is secretly Kaoru Hazuki, one of the main characters). Of note are Maruhashi, one of the main group who's unaware of Momo's true identity, and Kagawa, an officer worker whose password relates to the idol CDs he owns.
Otaku / int_6715932e	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_6715932e	featureConfidence	1.0
Spirit Hunter: NG (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_6715932e
Otaku / int_671d5c19	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_671d5c19	comment	The Powerpuff Girls (1998) episode "Collect Her" features a negative example in the form of Lenny Baxter, a fan who spent much of his spare time collecting Powerpuff memorabilia. When Lenny finds out he has obtained every known piece of merchandise, he goes insane at the prospect of not being able to add more items to his collection, leading him to steal the girls' personal belongings and eventually kidnapping the girls themselves.
Otaku / int_671d5c19	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_671d5c19	featureConfidence	1.0
The Powerpuff Girls (1998)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_671d5c19
Otaku / int_6951ccd2	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_6951ccd2	comment	In Rolitania, a good portion of the population in the titular country are otaku. Their interests vary widely, and they all seem to get along for the most part. It helps that their Queen is an otaku as well.
Otaku / int_6951ccd2	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_6951ccd2	featureConfidence	1.0
Rolitania	hasFeature	Otaku / int_6951ccd2
Otaku / int_6acd8dda	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_6acd8dda	comment	Apart from wanting to be a sumo wrestler, Shoji from I Knocked Up Satan's Daughter also carries a Dragonball Z backpack and has a sketchbook full of anime characters. "Demon Girls" are apparently his favorite.
Otaku / int_6acd8dda	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_6acd8dda	featureConfidence	1.0
I Knocked Up Satan's Daughter	hasFeature	Otaku / int_6acd8dda
Otaku / int_6c1478ae	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_6c1478ae	comment	Koujirou Frau, one of the main characters from Robotics;Notes is a fujoshi who frequently uses terms like "DQNs" and "tsunderes" along with memes like "What eroge is this?!" and "But I refuse!" She has a collection of thin books and is very similar to her otaku predecessors Takumi and Daru from previous games in their shared Science Adventure series.
Otaku / int_6c1478ae	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_6c1478ae	featureConfidence	1.0
Robotics;Notes (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_6c1478ae
Otaku / int_6f1d9716	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_6f1d9716	comment	Parodied with Teen Girl Squad's "Japanese Culture Greg", who constantly shouts out random Gratuitous Japanese and makes Animesque faces.
Otaku / int_6f1d9716	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_6f1d9716	featureConfidence	1.0
Teen Girl Squad (Web Animation)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_6f1d9716
Otaku / int_7041cf12	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_7041cf12	comment	Kaguya-sama: Love Is War: Resident Lovable Jock Kazeno, ends up becoming an idol otaku after his girlfriend Osaragi breaks up with him. Fujiwara describes her fellow members of the Tabletop Gaming Club as "mega otaku", both of whom seem to be of the stereotypical anime/manga variety. Gigako in particular seems to be a fan of the Super Robot Genre, judging by the figurines she keeps in her bedroom.
Otaku / int_7041cf12	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_7041cf12	featureConfidence	1.0
Kaguya-sama: Love Is War (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_7041cf12
Otaku / int_7171b9d5	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_7171b9d5	comment	Otaku Girl has a main character that is... you guessed it, an otaku. In this story, otakus could visit a virtual reality world that allows them to use the powers of their favorite fictional characters. And the main character, Haru Kinomoto, has the various powers that are inspired by anime and manga.
Otaku / int_7171b9d5	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_7171b9d5	featureConfidence	1.0
Otaku Girl	hasFeature	Otaku / int_7171b9d5
Otaku / int_72909aaa	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_72909aaa	comment	Tomoya, Eriri, and Utaha of How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend are all otaku to a large degree. Tomoya is very open about it, Utaha doesn't bring it up, and Eriri tries to hide that aspect of her from the public.
Otaku / int_72909aaa	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_72909aaa	featureConfidence	1.0
How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend	hasFeature	Otaku / int_72909aaa
Otaku / int_72f8201c	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_72f8201c	comment	Nishijou Takumi, the protagonist from Chaos;Head, is a hikikomori and a massive otaku (Dolls, Anime, and Gamer) to the point of spending all of his time in his room (a cargo container on the roof of a building) and vastly preferring the company of his anime-based dolls to any real girls; this preference exhibits itself most strongly (besides his constant exclamations to that effect) by him having delusions of his favorite anime waifu talking to him and acting as a companion/influence of sorts, talking to him virtually all the time. Ironically enough, it turns out that Takumi himself is a delusion-made-real, answering the age-old question, "Can dreams dream?" with a very emphatic "Yes." Evidently, the trouble is getting them to stop.
Otaku / int_72f8201c	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_72f8201c	featureConfidence	1.0
Chaos;Head (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_72f8201c
Otaku / int_73383fee	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_73383fee	comment	Hifumi Yamada from Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc is the "Ultimate Doujin Writer" (or "Fanboy", in some translations). He's a fat teenage artist whose work sells in the tens of thousands, disavows any interest in 3D women, and aims to become a famous sculptor (of anime figures, of course). His dialogues are liberally peppered with references to anime and video games.
Otaku / int_73383fee	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_73383fee	featureConfidence	1.0
Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_73383fee
Otaku / int_73d660e	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_73d660e	comment	Lucky Star: Konata, another exception to the Cosplay Otaku Girl rule, who seems to be primarily a gaming otaku (specifically, MMORPGs and eroges), though she also talks a lot about anime, manga, and Collectible Card Games. She inherited her interests from her father Soujirou, who's very much an otaku himself. Patricia "Patty" Martin is a parody of the typical American weeaboo, knowing nothing about Japan and its culture besides what she learned from anime, manga, and yaoi. She learned most of her Japanese from subbed anime, only listens to Japanese bands whose songs have been used as anime themes, and believes Akihabara is a more important cultural landmark than anything else in Japan. Needless to say, she's way geekier than even Konata. Hiyori Tamura, Patty's classmate, is also an otaku who mainly focuses on drawing doujinshi of her favorite characters from anime and games...and of her friends Yutaka and Minori, whom she likes to imagine as more than just friends, much to her own embarassment.
Otaku / int_73d660e	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_73d660e	featureConfidence	1.0
Lucky Star (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_73d660e
Otaku / int_762df2bc	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_762df2bc	comment	Kung Fu Panda has a rather hilarious take on the otaku phenomenon, with Po as a Kung Fu enthusiast. Not only does he know all the tales of great Kung Fu masters like the Furious Five, recognizes each sacred or amazing artifact in the temple with ecstatic glee, and pours out gushing praise of Crane in his bedchamber to the point he hovers outside the door waiting for the master to speak again, but he confesses to them that he has all their action figures—which of course are much smaller than the real thing, except Mantis who is "the same size." The fact he is chosen to learn Kung Fu at their side and becomes the Dragon Warrior is probably an example of an Ascended Fanboy as well—the artifact-examining scene certainly smacks of it.
Otaku / int_762df2bc	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_762df2bc	featureConfidence	1.0
KungFuPanda	hasFeature	Otaku / int_762df2bc
Otaku / int_77073df8	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_77073df8	comment	Tama and Rin in Bamboo Blade are also toku fans, and eventually become Promoted Fangirls when they get a chance to go on the set of the Blade Braver movie.
Otaku / int_77073df8	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_77073df8	featureConfidence	1.0
BambooBlade	hasFeature	Otaku / int_77073df8
Otaku / int_7832b74c	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_7832b74c	comment	Ronaldo Fryman from Steven Universe mentions weird fictional anime he likesnote such as Koala Princess, Beautiful Girlfriend Satan, and I Can't Believe My Stepdad's My Sword frequently on his Character Blog Keep Beach City Weird and occasionally on the show itself, calls his girlfriend his "ohime-sama" in the episode "Restaurant Wars", has worn samurai armor on multiple occasions (including to a wedding), and brags about owning a $300 replica sword even though it's not even sharp enough to cut through a juice box.
Otaku / int_7832b74c	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_7832b74c	featureConfidence	1.0
Steven Universe	hasFeature	Otaku / int_7832b74c
Otaku / int_792239e5	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_792239e5	comment	Raine from Tales of Symphonia is utterly obsessed with ancient ruins, though the game hints that that may be a result of her tragic backstory. Hubert from Tales of Graces is one. It's implied that a couple of his moves - including the staple series attack, Tiger Blade - were ones he taught himself from comic books. And then, of course, there's his transparently closeted obsession with the sunscreen rangers:
Otaku / int_792239e5	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_792239e5	featureConfidence	1.0
Tales of Symphonia (Video Game)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_792239e5
Otaku / int_7ccc77f0	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_7ccc77f0	comment	Patlabor has Noa Izumi and Shige. Noa is a huge fan of Labors, which is the reason she signed up for duty with the newly formed second Special Vehicles Unit - in hopes of being able to pilot one of her very own. She had even chosen the name "Alphonse" for it before ever being accepted as part of the division. So, for her, being a Labor pilot is literally her dream job. The same can be said in regard to Shige. The difference being, whereas Noa wants to pilot Labors, Shige is a gearhead who wants to study them in order to better understand how they work, so he can optimize their efficiency. Which is why he became a mechanic at the SVU.
Otaku / int_7ccc77f0	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_7ccc77f0	featureConfidence	1.0
Patlabor (Franchise)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_7ccc77f0
Otaku / int_7fbf9019	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_7fbf9019	comment	Daru from Steins;Gate frequently uses terms such as "waifu" and "tsundere." In the English dub of the anime, he uses catchphrases such as "unreadable code is unreadable" and talks about his 2-D harem. Throughout the anime, he can be seen playing visual novels and eroge.
Otaku / int_7fbf9019	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_7fbf9019	featureConfidence	1.0
Steins;Gate (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_7fbf9019
Otaku / int_80b01c30	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_80b01c30	comment	Hanaukyō Maid Team. Ikuyo Suzuki, head maid of the Technology department. She writes and sells her own manga.
Otaku / int_80b01c30	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_80b01c30	featureConfidence	1.0
Hanaukyō Maid Team (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_80b01c30
Otaku / int_82d4ad32	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_82d4ad32	comment	Rozen Maiden: Traumend features Micchan, a double rarity: a female otaku who isn't a Cosplay Otaku Girl, and who seems to have a "real" job as a corporate executive. The protagonist of the show is not only an occult otaku but obviously a hikikomori, although this isn't said outright.
Otaku / int_82d4ad32	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_82d4ad32	featureConfidence	1.0
Rozen Maiden (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_82d4ad32
Otaku / int_849532c0	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_849532c0	comment	Shigeru Mikami in Not Lives is a gaming otaku, and he is even called out for being one. He later uses his gaming skills to defeat the other players in 'Not Alive'.
Otaku / int_849532c0	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_849532c0	featureConfidence	1.0
Not Lives (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_849532c0
Otaku / int_87173599	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_87173599	comment	In Ashes of the Past, members of the Squirtle/Wartortle/Blastoise evolutionary line are all Otaku of one thing or another, usually anime. Ash's Squirtle and Gary's Blastoise are obsessed with Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, May's Wartortle is a huge fan of the Disney Animated Canon, and a Squirtle that sees May's Blaziken in action decides to take up kickboxing and become The Strongest Squirtle. And then there's the Hidden Village of the Turtle...
Otaku / int_87173599	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_87173599	featureConfidence	1.0
Ashes of the Past / Fan Fic	hasFeature	Otaku / int_87173599
Otaku / int_8810c3a2	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_8810c3a2	comment	Perri Rhoades, the author of SpectralShadows was an Otaku at one point in their lives. This can be seen by visiting years older submissions on their Live Journal page.
Otaku / int_8810c3a2	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_8810c3a2	featureConfidence	1.0
Spectral Shadows	hasFeature	Otaku / int_8810c3a2
Otaku / int_8bc62500	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_8bc62500	comment	And then he gets trained by a blind swordsman, and gains a couple thousand more levels in badass.
Otaku / int_8bc62500	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_8bc62500	featureConfidence	1.0
Zatoichi (Franchise)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_8bc62500
Otaku / int_8d62323c	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_8d62323c	comment	Danganronpa: Hifumi Yamada from Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc is the "Ultimate Doujin Writer" (or "Fanboy", in some translations). He's a fat teenage artist whose work sells in the tens of thousands, disavows any interest in 3D women, and aims to become a famous sculptor (of anime figures, of course). His dialogues are liberally peppered with references to anime and video games. Tsumugi Shirogane in Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony is the "Ultimate Cosplayer". Like Hifumi before her, she makes frequent references to anime and video games that the others don't understand. As part of her talent, she's also an excellent seamstress. However, Tsumugi doesn't exactly like having people look at her, and as such prefers having people model her costumes rather than wearing them herself.
Otaku / int_8d62323c	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_8d62323c	featureConfidence	1.0
Danganronpa (Franchise)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_8d62323c
Otaku / int_9045b1b7	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_9045b1b7	comment	In World War Z, there is an Otaku of the hikikomori type who is so obsessed with studying the Zombie Apocalypse on the Internet that he doesn't treat it as something to worry about until it reaches his apartment building, stuck with useless information and trapped in a very zombie-friendly Japan. He manages to survive, finds a genuine katana from a WW2 veteran's flat, and takes a level in badass. And then he gets trained by a blind swordsman, and gains a couple thousand more levels in badass.
Otaku / int_9045b1b7	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_9045b1b7	featureConfidence	1.0
World War Z	hasFeature	Otaku / int_9045b1b7
Otaku / int_90aee469	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_90aee469	comment	The Great-O-Khan from the power stable The United Empire in New Japan Pro-Wrestling is proud to be an otaku and a huge fan of Subaru Oozora from hololive. In fact, one of his attacks is named as the "Oozora Subaru Sheepicide" due to one of the hololive - Holo no Graffiti shorts having Subaru pull this move on Tsunomaki Watame, which turned out to be an original move.
Otaku / int_90aee469	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_90aee469	featureConfidence	1.0
The United Empire (Wrestling)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_90aee469
Otaku / int_935a39be	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_935a39be	comment	And again in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, when Snake communicates with him while fighting R.O.B.:
Otaku / int_935a39be	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_935a39be	featureConfidence	1.0
Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Video Game)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_935a39be
Otaku / int_94998598	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_94998598	comment	The josei manga Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku deals with romance between different types of otaku. Momose Narumi is a fujoshi while Nifuji Hirotaka, her boyfriend, is a video game otaku. Their friend, Koyanagi Hanako, likes crossplaying. Kabakura Tarou, Koyanagi's boyfriend, is an anime and manga otaku, but he isn't as passionate about it as the rest of them.
Otaku / int_94998598	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_94998598	featureConfidence	1.0
Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_94998598
Otaku / int_960062b7	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_960062b7	comment	Izuku Midoriya of My Hero Academia idolizes Pro Heroes and aspires to be one himself. He has an encyclopedic knowledge of all Pro Heroes (even obscure ones like Eraser Head who tries to avoid appearing in the media) and takes obsessive notes on any detail regarding heroes. His bedroom is also covered from floor to ceiling in All Might merchandise, his favorite Pro Hero. The Big Bad All For One is a huge fan of the Demon Lord featured in the Captain Hero comics. His motivation to become Japan's most dangerous criminal mastermind comes from his desire to cosplay the Demon Lord. Ironically, his younger brother was a fan of Captain Hero and became the progenitor of the One For All Quirk that seeks to defeat All For One.
Otaku / int_960062b7	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_960062b7	featureConfidence	1.0
My Hero Academia (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_960062b7
Otaku / int_9688ee61	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_9688ee61	comment	Renge Houshakuji in Ouran High School Host Club is so obsessed with the fictional Dating Sim videogame Ukidoki Memorial (a rather transparent allusion to the real Tokimeki Memorial games) that she decides to redesign the personalities of the Host Club members to better match the characters in the game. The reason she transfers to Ouran in the first place is that she instantly decided to marry Kyouya after seeing a photo of him, as he bears a strong resemblance to her favorite character from Ukidoki. Unfortunately, she finds out the hard way that Kyouya isn't anything like the dating sim character she loves.
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Otaku / int_973412c7	comment	ATTACK on MIKA: Akira is a sympathetic example of one. His parents ignore him in favor of his sister Nagi, and they even refer to him as "scum" for being an otaku. Abram, a minor character, is a stereotypical depiction, on top of making pig noises and turning out to be a masochist after the antagonist Mina cusses out the boys who fought over who gets to save her from drowning.
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Otaku / int_98dc652b	comment	Dragon Ball GT features a deceptive cult leader, Dolltakkii, who is creepily obsessed with dolls, even turning girls into dolls for him to coo over, and his cult revolves around bringing a giant killer doll to life by sacrificing his followers. His very name is even a pun on the term doll otaku.
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Otaku / int_98f107f3	comment	In Bokurano, Maki Anou and her father are milder examples. They both love anime and military stuff, but they dearly love each other and Maki manages to bond with her fellow Pilots as well, specially Takami and Kana.
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Otaku / int_994af351	comment	Sal Manella from the game Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is a stereotypical otaku, whose Japanese name is Uzai Takuya which literally translates into "annoying otaku".
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Otaku / int_995a5a71	comment	The majority of the cast of Shinozaki-san Ki wo Ota Shika ni! are otaku. The series is notable in that otaku are generally shown in a more positive light. The only character shown with any real prejudice toward otaku is Akina Shinozaki herself, who's faking being an otaku to get close to a girl and introduce her to normal hobbies but ends up Becoming the Mask. Perhaps best demonstrated in a sports day chapter where her classmates, at worst, regard her as a Bunny-Ears Lawyer when her growing otaku-dom slips out during a soccer game. They don't particularly mind her doing things like calling them by "PrePure" colors since she's carrying the team at that point.
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Otaku / int_9a67b688	comment	Shinichi Kudo from Case Closed is both an Amateur Sleuth and a huge fanboy of mystery and crime novels. He's sometimes referred to as a suiri otaku aka a mystery otaku. (Particularly by his "not girlfriend" Ran.) In a filler case, Shinichi/Conan investigates a murder that took place in a gathering of tokusatsu fans. The victim hits many if not all the stereotypes of the "bad" otaku: obsessive, a borderline hikikomori, bitchy, lives in an apartment that's chock-full of memorabilia, etc. It turns out that his most valuable merchandising piece was stolen from a kid... who later was hit by a truck while trying to retrieve it. And the boy's older brother, the leader of the fans club, is who killed the otaku, to punish him for the horrible incident. Officer Chiba is a milder example. He's often seen reading a manga about a pretty girl detective and it's strongly suggested by Takagi that his room is full of character figurines and models. When we do get to see his flat, almost every exposed surface in the living room has figurines or other merchandise, but Conan finds it excessive rather than creepy. Chiba's collections seem to be mostly superhero and kaiju-related, and naturally, the Detective Kids love it. In the filler Séance Locked Murders case, one of the suspects is an otaku named Yutaka, the president of a deceased Idol Singer's fans club. He at first seems to treat the deal as a game, and when a fellow fangirl is found strangled to death he happily and melodramatically claims that the singer's spirit has come to take revenge for her own strange death.
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Otaku / int_9acfcc46	comment	The main protagonist of Kekkaishi is a cake otaku. Another person lampshades this. This is made funnier when his feelings for an older childhood friend and briefly gaining a Stalker with a Crush of similar age to said childhood friend has given him a reputation for being fond of older women, which other characters have also pointed out.
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Otaku / int_9cc9639	comment	Flonne from Disgaea: Hour of Darkness is a huge Toku and anime otaku — Enough that she can be bribed into beating the crap out of people with the promise of a Super Sentai DVD box set. One of her super attacks in Disgaea 2 is called "Flonnezilla", which turns her into a cute fire-breathing, plushie-monster-wearing terror. She also has a similar attack as a secret character in Makai Kingdom.
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Otaku / int_9d5c08d0	comment	My Impossible Soulmate centers on Chiaki, an otaku who is sent to another world. She is very fond of anime, manga, and especially video games. Chiaki was often bullied in her world for her interests but her friend, and also crush, Fumiko tells people off to stop them from picking on her.
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Otaku / int_9d9551de	comment	Codename: Sailor V (the manga that would eventually give birth to Sailor Moon) actually has a one-off character called Takurou Ootaku, whose name is a pun roughly meaning "wandering otaku". He's a Game Otaku who refuses to believe a girl could be better at games than he is. He flips out at the idea of Minako even going to an arcade (which he considers a "castle for lonely boys") and accuses Minako of being a man in drag when she beats his highscore. He even demands she take off her clothes. When she tries to fight him as Sailor V he tries to look up her skirt, so she kicks him.
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Otaku / int_9f89a5f0	comment	The Pokémaniac trainer class in the main series Pokémon games. There are also Poké Fans, which perhaps kind of borderline it. They carry around Poké dolls along with their Pokémon, and the maniacs are always in Pokémon costumes. And many do wear glasses.
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Otaku / int_a18e538f	comment	Eitarou, Professor Stein, and Agaliarept in Magician's Academy are all otaku in the purest sense of the word... except they're also all-powerful mages, mad scientists, and hold positions of at least some power at the Magician's Academy.
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Otaku / int_a19a1ec9	comment	Tomoko Kuroki of No Matter How I Look at It, It's You Guys' Fault I'm Not Popular! is an Otome otaku who tries to gain popularity in school in the same way that Keima does his job. Unfortunately for her, things are not what it seems...
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Otaku / int_a269abe2	comment	Chiaki from Niea_7 loves investigating UFOs, and it's just her luck that aliens have landed on earth. It also makes her bond with Niea very well.
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Otaku / int_a54eef52	comment	Hetalia: Axis Powers fanfic Gankona, Unnachgiebig, Unità: Italy and Japan are both otakus for Death Note to the point they decided to Cosplay as Light Yagami and Teru Mikami respectively and say their signature lines before bursting into laughter. Germany is not amused.
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Otaku / int_a6543322	comment	In Touhou Project, The shrine maiden Sanae Kochiya, though we don't hear about it until the fighting games - she's excited to track down Hisentoku, which is essentially a magitek mech, because she loves giant robot anime.
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Otaku / int_aaccb9ea	comment	Ronnie of Whomp!, to the point that he once called his roommate Aegrias "baka!" because she wouldn't understand a more nuanced term that he'd picked up.
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Otaku / int_ab15dc9	comment	Pet Shop of Horrors: Tokyo has a sight gag panel in which Count D turns down a stereotypical otaku's request for a Catgirl Meido.
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Otaku / int_ac1efe3f	comment	Tsutomo Sasaki from Domu: A Child's Dream failed to get into college for three consecutive years because he spent all of his time building model airplanes.
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Otaku / int_aca7b22d	comment	Sarah the ice cream girl from The Amazing World of Gumball describes herself as one. One episode has her write fanfiction involving the citizens of Elmore.
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Otaku / int_ad34ca69	comment	A sidestory from Final Fantasy Tactics A2 states that Horne is an item maniac (in Japanese, in English, he's referred as an item aficionado).
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Otaku / int_aec75372	comment	Maken-ki!: Kimi Satou and her best friend, Akaza Chacha, first met through their mutual love of manga and cosplay. Chapter 60 delves deeper by featuring them cosplaying as Alena and Manya, from Dragon Quest IV, at a schoolwide manga convention, during which, Kimi tries to sell some of her own doujinshi.
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Otaku / int_b09be8	comment	Gundam Build Fighters gets pretty Meta about this. Since the entire sub-franchise is about people building custom model kits and battling them using a simulator-like machine, most of the cast are Otaku for the Gundam franchise itself. Original Build Fighters protagonist Sei Iori is a stand-out example: in one episode where he was put under hypnosis, he proceeded to recite Amuro Ray's dialog from Mobile Suit Gundam...all 43 episodes of itnote And for the record, he wasn't ordered to do this by the hypnotist; he did it entirely of his own volition.
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Otaku / int_b174f131	comment	Ken-Sama on NoPixel is a stereotypical fat otaku who enjoys talking in-depth about anime and peppering his speech with Gratuitous Japanese. When he thinks he meets his future self, his first impulse is to ask how One Piece ends.
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Otaku / int_b1df22ec	comment	Hubert from Tales of Graces is one. It's implied that a couple of his moves - including the staple series attack, Tiger Blade - were ones he taught himself from comic books. And then, of course, there's his transparently closeted obsession with the sunscreen rangers:
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Otaku / int_b67e01	comment	Staz, the main protagonist from Blood Lad is a Vampire of Royal Lineage, ruler of a portion of Makai, and a self-confessed Otaku who loves human entertainment, particularly Anime and Manga, and is a proud Dragon Ball Z fanboy who idolizes Goku.
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Otaku / int_b80e5912	comment	My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!: The "monkey girl" and Atsuko loved anime, manga, and otome games. After the monkey girl reincarnates as Katarina, she begins reading Chivalric Romance novels with gratuitous Courtly Love to fuel her addiction, bonding with Sophia due to their shared tastes and even getting Mary interested in them too. However, given that Sophia is a reincarnated Atsuko, this is most likely not a coincidence.
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Otaku / int_b88725ab	comment	Magical Boy: Sean may have the Face of a Thug but he's an unabashed Magical Girl otaku. He geeks out over Max's transformations and hopes to make a magical girl movie one day.
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Otaku / int_bb5cd713	comment	In the anime version of Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch, the serious and sensible Rina is given a rather ridiculous vice: she's a plasma TV otaku. This is used without fail to allow the writers to dangle a TV in front of her and ignore any situation where she would take the Idiot Ball from her friends and punt it somewhere else with her good sense.* Midori Days: Takamizawa is a fanatic when it comes to cosplay figures and has an entire showroom, which includes everything from limited edition models to one-of-a-kind originals. It's just missing one thing: Midori, herself. But since he's unable to add her to his collection (for obvious reasons), he does the next best thing, by making a perfect likeness of her in the form of a hand puppet.
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Otaku / int_bd310eaa	comment	In El Goonish Shive, Greg, to the point that he once watched 168 hours straight of anime.
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Otaku / int_bdae670d	comment	The Nishigori triplets from Yuri!!! on Ice are figure skating otaku despite being only six years old; they already have a reputation as the "Skate Otaku Sisters" due to how passionate they are, and their shared Instagram account is even called "sukeota3sisters", with "sukeota" being short for "skater otaku". Their mother Yuko may not be quite as obsessive about the skating world, but she's been a huge fan of famous Russian skater Victor Nikiforov since she was young, and the fact that the triplets are all named after figure skating jumps definitely says something about how much she loves the sport.
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Otaku / int_bdd05481	comment	Most of the cast of Princess Jellyfish are otaku of some variety (jellyfish, dolls, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, etc). Of particular note are Kuranosuke and Hanamori, who are more-or-less obsessed with fashion and Benzes, yet avoid most of the other negative stereotypes and are generally not lumped in with the other otaku.
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Otaku / int_bdd3a5db	comment	Mani Mani People: Yuto was an anime and video game otaku. He was bullied for it. When the bullies forced him to go to a matchmaking party, he met Kaede who is nerdy and into the same things as him and they began to date each other even when they are revealed to be the yakuza and mafia children respectively.
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Otaku / int_bf1cda2f	comment	The geeks in Freaks and Geeks as well. One episode has them cosplaying for a convention as Luke Skywalker, Yoda and the Fourth Doctor.
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Otaku / int_c326acd9	comment	Megane Kakeru in Inazuma Eleven. At least he's not that bad, and can be even awesome at a time, especially when he's compared to another soccer team made of otaku who use their traits to cheat matches.
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Otaku / int_c74a0802	comment	Annie Wilkes of Misery fame is a well-known western example. She's so obsessed with the Misery book series that when author Paul Sheldon decides to end the series with the main character's death due to being tired of writing it, she kidnaps Sheldon and forces him to write another book in between drugging and torturing him.
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Otaku / int_c9633211	comment	Travis Touchdown of No More Heroes is a shameless otaku, and wears an anime t-shirt under his more traditional badass-anti-hero leather outfit. He uses otaku slang terms, including moe. Unusually, though, despite his fandom, he's an outright bruiser more than capable of winning any fight he's in; and he also lacks the gentle, shy personality associated with the stereotypical otaku, instead having been inspired by the rather violent and foul-mouthed anonymous frequenters of the anime boards on the Japanese message board Nii Channeru (2chan). Not to mention some of his unlockable outfits are hilariously nerdy. Travis is an interesting, rare breed of a western otaku created by a Japanese maniac developer. He's surprisingly spot on.
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Otaku / int_cdd2d481	comment	Train Man (2004) centers around a group of otaku who meet over an online message board, and their attempts to get one of their number to win the heart of a lady.
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Otaku / int_ce94ce33	comment	Jellystone!: Peter Potamus is depicted here as one. He owns various anime figures, mentions watching OVAs, tries to run like Naruto, owns a dakimakura, and even shows up to a wrestling competition as a samurai. Per the stereotype, he's also shown to have No Social Skills.
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Otaku / int_d1e766c2	comment	In BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, Ruby gets a special intro where she gets on Ragna the Bloodedge's nerves by fawning over his sword and asking if she can look at it. She does the same to Es, who just gives a Little "No" because getting annoyed isn't really her thing
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Otaku / int_d3ff3576	comment	In Final Fantasy: Lost Stranger, Shogo is this for the Final Fantasy series. While he and Yuko are both fans, he possesses encyclopedic knowledge about the series and obsessively plays Final Fantasy XIV in his downtime. He's also shocked that his "inner Ultimania" is completely wrong when he misnames the races in the world he ends up in.
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Otaku / int_d6430a05	comment	Elda, the titular Otaku Elf, is a timid shut-in who prefers to spend her time watching anime and playing video games than do her duties as the (admittedly false) deity of the Shinto shrine she inhabits. It turns out that she's always had addictive tendencies, and not just towards modern-day media; as she was summoned to Japan 400 years ago, she used to be fixated on collecting woodblock paintings that used to come with medicine.
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Otaku / int_d736423c	comment	The Rigel Black Chronicles: Harry's first and true love is brewing potions. She learns an impressive variety of other subjects through necessity (such as physical and mental self-defence), or because they're tangentially related to brewing (like wandless magic, which is used to stir multilayered potions), but at the end of the day, she's at Hogwarts to learn from Professor Snape, and could cheerfully spend all day in a lab. (She's astounded to find, in her third year, that Alchemy has a similar appeal.) When Professor Snape first tests her skill by having her write down all the ingredients she knows of and the basics of handling each one, she runs out of parchment. Kasten is even more extreme. He has spent ten years as a mortal, and fifty as a vampire, extracting and isolating the essence of different substances, aiming to collect the essence of everything on Earth, and shows no sign of any other interests.
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Otaku / int_db96ded4	comment	Interestingly, there's a minor character on The Legend of Korra whose name is Otaku, due to his great love of Air Nomad culture.
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Otaku / int_e31a4abd	comment	Piro and Largo from Megatokyo. The first is a rather straight Western anime otaku, while the second is a videogame otaku with a feeble grasp on reality.
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Otaku / int_e31a4abd	featureConfidence	1.0
MegaTokyo (Webcomic)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_e31a4abd
Otaku / int_e951212	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_e951212	comment	Dawn of a New Age: Oldport Blues: While they try to hide it out of embarrassment, Ivy and Luna are both big fans of anime and manga, and bonded specifically because they both had an interest in it. Vivian has a lot of nerdy interests, ranging from anime to musicals, that she's both deeply invested in and deeply embarrassed if anyone finds out about.
Otaku / int_e951212	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_e951212	featureConfidence	1.0
Dawn of a New Age: Oldport Blues / Role Play	hasFeature	Otaku / int_e951212
Otaku / int_ec19bd89	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_ec19bd89	comment	Tenpou from Saiyuki Gaiden was described by the author once as "fundamentally an otaku"...of many things presumably, given the extent of his library (has a bit of everything, not sure on his definition of a bit) and art/sculpture/weird things from the lower world collection.
Otaku / int_ec19bd89	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_ec19bd89	featureConfidence	1.0
Saiyuki (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_ec19bd89
Otaku / int_ec8919e8	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_ec8919e8	comment	In Action Heroine Cheer Fruits, Ann Akagi is a major Tokusatsu otaku, not just of the action heroine shows that drive the show's plot but of real shows like Super Sentai, Kamen Rider and more, as evidenced by the Shout Outs she delivers. Contrary to the stereotype, she's actually exceptionally fit for a high schooler, which is precisely why she gets cast as the "Red Ranger" when the girls of Hinano start their own action heroine show. Roko Kuroki, another member of the team, is a railfan: her father is the stationmaster of Hinano's train station, she actually lives in a train car converted into a bedroom, and she's shown to enjoy the smell of diesel; no points for guessing what she suggests when the girls are brainstorming for themes for their show.
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Otaku / int_ec8919e8	featureConfidence	1.0
Action Heroine Cheer Fruits	hasFeature	Otaku / int_ec8919e8
Otaku / int_eedac02b	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_eedac02b	comment	Walker and Erika on Durarara!! are big anime/manga otaku who don't really distinguish between fiction and reality; in fact, they fit the negative stereotype that otaku are psychotic, although they're still basically "the good guys".
Otaku / int_eedac02b	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_eedac02b	featureConfidence	1.0
Durarara!!	hasFeature	Otaku / int_eedac02b
Otaku / int_f0521f3a	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_f0521f3a	comment	Gonna Be the Twin-Tail!! has an entire set of antagonists who are basically this: The Ultimaguil, who are one part extra-dimensional invader, one part Emotion Eater, one part Dirty Old Man, and lots of helpings of Otaku. Heck, each has their own native "fetish", from twintails, to bloomers, to little girls holding dolls...
Otaku / int_f0521f3a	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_f0521f3a	featureConfidence	1.0
Gonna Be the Twin-Tail!!	hasFeature	Otaku / int_f0521f3a
Otaku / int_f1e8c779	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_f1e8c779	comment	Hiroshi Akiba of Inubaka is stated by the manga to be a pop-idol otaku turned dog otaku. He knows more about dogs than the title character.
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Otaku / int_f1e8c779	featureConfidence	1.0
Inubaka: Crazy for Dogs (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_f1e8c779
Otaku / int_f6da9a18	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_f6da9a18	comment	Sgt. Keroro, the alien frog protagonist of Sgt. Frog, is a Gundam otaku. It's one of the reasons why he doesn't blow up the Earth when he gets the opportunity to do so.
Otaku / int_f6da9a18	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_f6da9a18	featureConfidence	1.0
Sgt. Frog (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_f6da9a18
Otaku / int_fcf34eec	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_fcf34eec	comment	Sergeant Sousuke Sagara from Full Metal Panic! is described as a military otaku by Kaname, before she finds out he really is in the military. However, Sousuke is still a military nut even though he's a real soldier, since he's completely clueless about anything that doesn't have to do with fighting or the military and always acts as though he's on the battlefield. Shinji Kazama is a straighter version of the trope, specifically a military AS fan. All-around badass Belfangan Clouseau's guilty pleasure is moe anime. During the climax of the story, he monologues about how he's going to survive so that he can retire, move to Akihabara, and spend the rest of his life translating said anime so that everyone can enjoy it.
Otaku / int_fcf34eec	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_fcf34eec	featureConfidence	1.0
Full Metal Panic!	hasFeature	Otaku / int_fcf34eec
Otaku / int_fdbc8ae2	type	Otaku
Otaku / int_fdbc8ae2	comment	Kankichi Ryotsu of Kochikame has a past time of collecting toy models. Judo fighter Sakonji is obsessed with dating sims and miniature female figures.
Otaku / int_fdbc8ae2	featureApplicability	1.0
Otaku / int_fdbc8ae2	featureConfidence	1.0
Kochikame (Manga)	hasFeature	Otaku / int_fdbc8ae2

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Otaku	processingCategory2	Brain Chain
Otaku	processingCategory2	Fandom
Otaku	processingCategory2	Indexed and Nerdy
Otaku	processingCategory2	Obsession Tropes
Otaku	processingCategory2	Popularity Food Chain
Otaku	processingCategory2	Stock Japanese Characters
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Anime-Gataris / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Battle Programmer Shirase / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Battle Spirits Shonen Gekiha Dan / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Cowboy Bebop / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Diamond Daydreams / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Fafner in the Azure: Dead Aggressor / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Genesis of Aquarion / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Hanaukyō Maid Tai / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Magical Destroyers / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Moetan	seeAlso	Otaku
Nanaka 6/17 / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Niea_7 / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Papillon Rose / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Paranoia Agent / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Perfect Blue / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Pui Pui Molcar / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Puni Puni☆Poemi / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Rakugo Tennyo Oyui / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Rebuild of Evangelion	seeAlso	Otaku
RobiHachi / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Samurai Champloo / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Serial Experiments Lain / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Tesagure! Bukatsu-mono / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Ultimate Muscle / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Wake Up, Girls! / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Ice-Cream Baby (Comic Book) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Requiem Vampire Knight (Comic Book) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Welcome to Tranquility (Comic Book) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Falling Stars / Fan Fic	seeAlso	Otaku
Here We Go Again! (Fanfic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
HowToHireANinjaMaid	seeAlso	Otaku
The Fight Con / Fan Fic / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
TokunationSentaiModranger	seeAlso	Otaku
Zero vs Kira / Fan Fic / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
A Girl and Her Bike (Fanfic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
All For Luz (Fanfic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Asleep (Fanfic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Because I'm Not Popular I'll Try To Out With A hero (Fanfic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Dynamite And A Laser Beam - Redux (Fanfic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Fuzzboy Total Pokemon Series (Fanfic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Greg Veder Vs The World (Fanfic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
I Among Dogs (Fanfic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Phantom Thieves of Hope (Fanfic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
RWBY Academia (Fanfic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Rising of the Sleeping Soldier (Fanfic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Tales of Yue's Harem (Fanfic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
A Case of Spring Fever / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Bandslam / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Good Morning Pakistan / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Good Morning, Sleeping Lion / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
I Wanna Hold Your Hand / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Libeled Lady / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Muriel's Wedding / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Patlabor (Franchise) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Aria the Scarlet Ammo / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Durarara!! / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Gakuen Kino / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Haruka Nogizaka's Secret / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
MM! / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Oreimo / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Shangri-La / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Student Council's Discretion / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Welcome to the N.H.K. / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Aria the Scarlet Ammo / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
DeadEarth	seeAlso	Otaku
Durarara!! / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Family Skeleton Mysteries / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Gakuen Kino / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Gamer Girl	seeAlso	Otaku
Gate / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Going Postal / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Harem Prince / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Haruka Nogizaka's Secret / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
I Knocked Up Satan's Daughter / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Idoru / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Inukami! / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Ladies versus Butlers! / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
MM! / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Magician's Academy / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Mayoi Neko Overrun! / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Oreimo / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Outbreak Company / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Reborn as a Vending Machine, I Now Wander the Dungeon / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Shangri-La / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Student Council's Discretion / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Suzy's Strange Saga / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
The Case Files of Yakushiji Ryoko / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
The Rising of the Shield Hero / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Toradora! / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
TSUKIMICHI -Moonlit Fantasy- / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Wearing the Cape / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Welcome to the NHK / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
World War Z / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Aque	seeAlso	Otaku
Bane	seeAlso	Otaku
BuccoBabe	seeAlso	Otaku
CaptainDamn	seeAlso	Otaku
CatchTheSun	seeAlso	Otaku
ChaosCode	seeAlso	Otaku
Clevomon	seeAlso	Otaku
Deeman45	seeAlso	Otaku
DoomsdayLee	seeAlso	Otaku
Double Entendre / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Dragonmaster	seeAlso	Otaku
Grimalkin	seeAlso	Otaku
IOfTheStorm	seeAlso	Otaku
ImportGaming	seeAlso	Otaku
JapanesePoliticalSystem	seeAlso	Otaku
KaiserinKai	seeAlso	Otaku
Koge-Donbo	seeAlso	Otaku
LoveStage	seeAlso	Otaku
Magnezone	seeAlso	Otaku
ManCalledTrue	seeAlso	Otaku
OTaku	sameAs	Otaku
OtaKu	sameAs	Otaku
PatLabor	seeAlso	Otaku
Psychotaku	seeAlso	Otaku
Quillpaw	seeAlso	Otaku
ROFLightning	seeAlso	Otaku
RoninAquila	seeAlso	Otaku
SamCurt	seeAlso	Otaku
SankakuComplex	seeAlso	Otaku
Stickmeister0	seeAlso	Otaku
Subcultures In Japan	seeAlso	Otaku
Suehirogari	seeAlso	Otaku
TB Abrams	seeAlso	Otaku
TheMangaGuideToPsychosomaticIllnesses	seeAlso	Otaku
Toalordsothe	seeAlso	Otaku
TomokazuSugita	seeAlso	Otaku
Torfindra	seeAlso	Otaku
Troperwithoutaname	seeAlso	Otaku
VOCALOID	seeAlso	Otaku
WelcomeToTranquility	seeAlso	Otaku
Whitetigah	seeAlso	Otaku
Willyolio	seeAlso	Otaku
Windweaver19	seeAlso	Otaku
Xelorei	seeAlso	Otaku
ptitle23580fpu	seeAlso	Otaku
AKB49 – Renai Kinshi Jourei (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Acro Trip (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Air Gear (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Alive: The Final Evolution (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Aoi House (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Arachnid (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Area 51 (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Assassination Classroom (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Bamboo Blade (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Blend-S (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Blue Exorcist (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Bokurano (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Car Graffiti JK (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Case Closed (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Chimidoro Ice Cream (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Deadman Wonderland (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
DearS (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Denki-gai no Honya-san (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Denpa Kyoshi (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
801 T.T.S. Airbats (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Emerging (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Failed Princesses (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Grand Blue (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Great Teacher Onizuka (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Hanaukyō Maid Team (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Heroman (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Highschool of the Dead (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Himouto! Umaru-chan (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Hokenshitsu no Shinigami (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Hot Gimmick (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
I Can't Understand What My Husband Is Saying (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Ichigeki Sacchu!! Hoihoi-san (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
IDOL × IDOL STORY! (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Inari, Konkon, Koi Iroha (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Kamen no Maid Guy (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Kannagi: Crazy Shrine Maidens (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Kekkaishi (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Kochikame (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Kongoh Bancho (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Kuragehime (Manga)	seeAlso	Otaku
Love Allergen (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Lucky Star (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Magic of Stella (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Midori Days (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
My New Boss Is Goofy (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Nanaka 6/17 (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
No Matter How I Look at It, It's You Guys' Fault I'm Not Popular! (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
No Matter What You Say, Furi-san is Scary (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Nobunagun (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Nodame Cantabile (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Not Lives (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Oneechan ga Kita (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Ookami Shounen wa Kyou mo Uso o Kasaneru (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Otaku Elf (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Ouran High School Host Club (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Please Tell Me! Galko-chan (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Pocket Monsters (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Prétear (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Princess Jellyfish (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Private Actress (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Ratman (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Real Mo Tamani Wa Uso Wo Tsuku (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Rurouni Kenshin (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Saitama Chainsaw Shoujo (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Saki Shinohayu -dawn of age- (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Shadow Star (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Shinigami-sama to 4-nin no Kanojo (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Shinji Ikari Raising Project (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Shinozaki-san Ki wo Ota Shika ni! (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Silver Spoon (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Sket Dance (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Sketchbook (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Stardust Telepath (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Strange+ (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Strawberry 100% (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Sumomo Mo Momo Mo (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Superwomen in Love! (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
The Comic Artist and his Assistants (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
The Girl I Want is So Handsome! (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
The World God Only Knows (Manga)	seeAlso	Otaku
Thermae Romae (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
This Art Club Has a Problem! (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Ultimate Otaku Teacher (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Watashi Ga Motete Dousunda (Manga)	seeAlso	Otaku
Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Yandere Kanojo (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
You Are Being Summoned, Azazel (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Yuriota ni Yuri wa Gohatto Desu?! (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Aural Vampire (Music) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Baekhyun (Music) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Band-Maid (Music) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
EXO (Music) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
EXO-CBX (Music) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Nogizaka46 (Music) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Stray Kids (Music) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
TWICE (Music) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Toshiya (Music) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Tsukiuta (Music) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
2PM (Music) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
A World Beyond (Roleplay) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Equestrian Legends (Roleplay) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
NTWF Mafia (Roleplay) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
NoPixel (Roleplay) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Welcome to Beacon! (Roleplay) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
deathhunters (Roleplay) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
AKBingo! / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
American Born Chinese (2023) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
18 Again / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Hikonin Sentai Akibaranger / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Look Around You / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Northern Exposure / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Samurai Sentai Shinkenger / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
MANKAI STAGE A3! (Theatre) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Akiba's Trip: Undead and Undressed (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Ar nosurge: Ode to an Unborn Star (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Calling (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Cobra Mission (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Criminal Case: World Edition (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Dandy Dungeon (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Feral (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Gotcha Force (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Gray Matter (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Inazuma Eleven (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
KanColle (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Let It Die (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Lost Ruins (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Love Live! School Idol Festival ALL STARS (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Luminous Arc 2 (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Lunarosse (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Miss Management (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Oh So Hero! (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Rabi-Ribi (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Skullgirls (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Super Mario Bros 5 Reborn (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Surviving Mars (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Tokyo Xanadu (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
WarioWare (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Yakuza 5 (Video Game) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
A Profile (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Akatsuki no Goei (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Chaos;Head (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Class of '09 (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Collar × Malice (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Dangan Ronpa (Visual Novel)	seeAlso	Otaku
Fading Hearts (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Infinite Game Works (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Little Busters! (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Max's Big Bust: A Captain Nekorai Tale (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Robotics;Notes (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Sepia Tears (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Spirit Hunter: NG (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Steins;Gate (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Summer Pockets (Visual Novel) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
gen:LOCK (Web Animation) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Mighty Magiswords (Web Animation) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Persona 3 FTW (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Avalanche The Sidewinder Saga (Web Video) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
FATETheWebSeries	seeAlso	Otaku
Mother's Basement (Web Video) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
My Little Pony AI Redub (Web Video) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Omnicomms (Web Video) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Psychotaku (Web Video)	seeAlso	Otaku
React (Web Video) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
TV Trash (Web Video) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Tales From the Internet (Web Video) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
The Anime Man (Web Video) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
The Presidential Adventures (Web Video) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Vinesauce (Web Video) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Bleach: Happy to Serve You (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Cheer! (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Dork Tower (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Elf Only Inn (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
4 Cut Hero (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Girls Next Door (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
It Hurts!! (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Jared	seeAlso	Otaku
Magical Island (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
My Impossible Soulmate (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Not So Shoujo Love Story (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Rainverse (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
The End of Things (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Too Much Information (2005) (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Whomp! (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Yosh! (Webcomic) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Craig of the Creek / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Evil Con Carne / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Jellystone! / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Fighting Opera HUSTLE (Wrestling) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Kanako Urai (Wrestling) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
El Cazador de la Bruja / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Ai Kora (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku
Translucent (Manga) / int_c38afac1	type	Otaku

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