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😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. A boy's college life became full because a fantasy-like girl appeared by his side. 2. [Transformed Nine-Tailed Fox Fairy: An otaku becomes a Nine-Tailed Fox Fairy and experiences different adventures in different dungeons.] 3. "Comic: Endless Escape": This book was a doujin novel, describing the chaotic fights between various anime and doujin characters. 4. "A Journey to Chinese Manga from a Bad Person": This novel is the story of a person who has traveled through the world of Chinese manga, traveling through different anime worlds. 5. "Transformed Manga Ji": An otaku girl can transform into all kinds of anime characters, full of cuteness. 6. "Attack the Evil Woman from the Animation Stage": A Doujinshi novel. The protagonist has a mission to attack the evil woman. The whole story is full of humor and suspense. 7. [Ghost Eye Frenzied Sword: The Strongest Sword Hero]: This was a Doujinshi novel written by novices to practice writing. It was full of anime style, with anime as the theme. There was no system or melodramatic plot. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

One common trait is their extreme passion. For example, they might spend hours talking about their favorite anime characters and plotlines. Another is their collection habit. They love to collect things like DVDs, manga, and figures related to the anime they like.

One common challenge is the difference in anime tastes. One might be into shonen anime while the other prefers shojo. This can lead to arguments about what to watch together.

Fat otaku referred to a type of person who was usually short, had a huge appetite, lacked exercise, was introverted, and stayed at home. Although this description might make people think of negative emotions such as negativity, helplessness, and inferiority, fat otakus could actually be optimistic, positive, and creative people. There were many anime works with fat otakus as the main characters. The following were some of them: 1 " Gate of the Stone of Destiny ": One of the main characters, Takashi Natsume, was a short and fat otaku. He experienced a series of events while searching for the truth of his death. 2 Death Note: The protagonist, Yagami, is a high school student. He became a murderer because of a mysterious notebook and was also involved in a series of conspiracies. 3 " Tokyo Ghoul ": The main character, Kim Mu-yan, was a fat otaku. He became a murderer because he was infected with the Ghoul virus. At the same time, he was also searching for his past and meaning. 4 " Attack on the Giant ": The protagonist, Alan, was a fat otaku. He was a giant's hunter. After experiencing a series of battles and growing up, he became a powerful warrior. 5 " re: Life in a different world from scratch ": The protagonist Rem is a maid who lives in a different world and experiences a series of adventures with other characters. Although these works had different appearances and personalities, they all explored topics such as human nature, friendship, family, and combat.

It didn't count. Fake otaku usually referred to people who had a strong interest in anime, games, light novels, and other two-dimensional cultural fields, but in fact, they had never really come into contact with these works. If you only liked anime but had never watched any anime, then you weren't really a fake otaku.

Sure. There was an anime otaku who loved 'Naruto' so much. He started learning ninjutsu moves from the show just for fun. He would practice the hand signs in his backyard and even made his own ninja headband. It was really cute and showed his deep passion for the anime.

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. "Infinite Fate Rewrite": A guardian's journey through fantasy dimensions. It's exciting and suitable for otaku lovers. 2. "Otakus are also human": An otaku with a mysterious identity bought all the animation rights and developed the world's first animation game. It was a novel full of passion and fun, very suitable for fans. 3. "My Days as a God in Japan" was about an otaku who transmigrated to a God's world and became the God's spokesperson. The plot was interesting and very suitable for fans of anime and manga. 4. "I'm a Doujin Male Lead" tells the story of an otaku who has an anime regret saving system that can save the anime storyline he regrets. It was very suitable for fans. 5. [Sakura Manji's Infinite Manga: It tells the story of a transmigrator's wonderful adventure in the manga world.] The plot was interesting and very suitable for fans of anime and manga. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Enjoying anime and being an otaku were two different things. Otakus usually referred to people who had a strong interest in 2D culture, games, and animation. They liked to express their feelings and fantasies through 2D media. People who liked to watch anime were those who had a strong interest in anime works and liked to watch anime for entertainment and relaxation. Although there might be some similarities between watching anime and being an otaku, they were not exactly the same concept.

Well, in an anime otaku love story, there might be a moment when the otaku and their love interest bond over a rare anime figure. They could be at an anime convention and both spot the same limited - edition figure. Their eyes meet, and that's the start of a connection.

😋I recommend two novels to you: "Top Grade Animation System" and "Douluo's God Level Assist System". They are both novels about urban development animation, and they both have an assist system. The former told the story of the protagonist passing through the system town and obtaining the invincible animation system, starting an adventure related to animation, while the latter was a story of rebirth and binding to the god-level storyline auxiliary system. The protagonist Yu Xiaogang became a superstar on Douluo Continent step by step through the system. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗