Kawaii Plushies
Am I a Weeaboo or An Otaku?
Definition Of An Otaku: Someone who loves Anime/Manga/VideoGames/Etc.
Definition of a Weeaboo: Someone who Acts/Pretends Japanese.(correct me if I’m wrong..)
I am an Otaku (or consider myself to be i guess) I buy ALL of my Anime/Manga. Collect The Cards/Figures/Plushies/Etc..Would LOVE to Cosplay. I’m to poor to buy cosplay right now. I just need to get a job…So Am I an Otaku?
And for the Weeabo situation..
I say “Kawaii” (not alot) I purnounce it correctly (seen enough anime to know) and I’ve only said it when something is really cute or i’m trying to confuse my friends. Same with the word “Baka”. And it’s not just the Japanese Culture/Language. It’s also Spanish/Italian. And I’m not obsessed. I just find it interesting.
P.S: Don’t answer if you don’t know what a Weeaboo or An Otaku is. Kay??
You’re more likely a Weeaboo. Unless you have absolutely no developed social skills and never leave the house. A weeaboo can be a synonym for Wapanese or just be someone who’s a big fan of Japan/Japanese culture/anime/manga, etc. Otaku (roughly meaning honored house) is actually a negative term that’s often misused in America to refer to someone who is a huge fan of Japanese culture/anime/etc.
In reality, an otaku is beyond the world of fandom. They are someone who devotes all of their time to ANY overwhelming and unhealthy obsession that can be fulfilled entirely at home, thus allowing them to never actually need to go out to do anything but eat or shop. An otaku is also considered to have no social skills other than a basic ability to interact with people on message boards. Most tend to be hardcore nerds, hackers, or programmers.
The only positive side to the label is that they tend to be experts in their obsession. In your case, if you were an otaku, you’d probably be able to understand, speak, read, and write fluently in Japanese. You would also spend most of your money on importing anime, manga, and games in their non-translated forms. Possibly ripping anime, manga, and games into a digital format and sharing them or working in a subtitle/translation collaboration group online.
How to make kawaii cookie plushies!
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Corn Plush – Happy Fresh $19.95 Each comes in their very own blister pack. Made of fleece, and cotton, suitable for ages 3 and up…. |
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Colossal Kidney Plush – When Urine Love! – I Heart Guts Series $17.95 Same great kidney, new huge size! The kidneys — most folks have two — process your blood, picking out the extra waste and returning nice clean blood to your body. Extra water and waste pulled from the blood become pee! Gigantic and amazingly soft 9″ x 8″ plush comes with a spectacular booklet-style filled with drawings of kidneys on ice, kidneys having tea, plus info about the magic your kid… |
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Mr. Cloud Plush $19.95 Look up! Mr. Cloud is always watching over you. From up there, he can see what everyone is doing on a daily basis. He is not spying… just contemplating. Whenever there is a rainbow, Mr. Cloud is smiling behind it. He just loves attention. Made of fleece and stuffed with polyester fiber, Mr. Cloud is soft and very huggable!!… |
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Sew Kawaii!: 22 Simple Sewing Projects for Cool Kids of All Ages $12.08 Kawaii is the Japanese work for cute, adorable, or lovable. Cuteness is a large part of the Japanese culture from Hello Kitty, which emerged in the 1970s, to the cute mascots of today’s banks and airlines. Kawaii arises from the need to have a little bit of child-like innocence and naivete in your life, regardless of age or gender. You’ll see kawaii mascots for companies like Sanrio, San-x, Tokido… |
