Thread: I find the term weeaboo and Wapanese very offensive.
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Old 11-29-2010, 10:57 AM   #9
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Re: I find the term weeaboo and Wapanese very offensive.
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Originally Posted by twillÿ View Post
The thing that gets me about this particular guy, is that he pinned down Naruto mainly, claiming all anime is made for Japanese children. Well guess what, maybe some of us prefer the more story-oriented animations as opposed to slap-stick comedy of western shows.
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Well, sorta. I prefer children shows no matter what country. I love Disney and can't wait for the latest Shrek to come out so I can see it, etc. It's good to be a child at heart no matter what the culture is. Cartoons forever, Western, Japanese, anime, animation, Japanime, whatever.
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