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Possible and Obvious Signs That You’re No Longer an Otaku

Catnip by Catnip
5 years ago
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Wota Crying

If you’re an anime fan, a majority are never afraid to express that love whether if it’s in conventions, with their peers, and so on. However, as an old saying goes “Nothing lasts forever”—even your love for anime and anything otaku are not excluded to this reality.

Japanese Twitter user @mitragyna posted on Saturday a 10-level list that indicated that you may be losing your passion for being an otaku, or maybe you’re no longer one.

【オタクの疲労Lv.目安】
Lv1.イベントに行かなくなる
Lv2.ゲームを積む
Lv3.ラノベを積む
Lv4.コミックを積む
Lv5.新作アニメが追えない
Lv6.毎週のアニメが追えない
Lv7.ソシャゲのイベントが追えない
Lv8.タイムラインが追えない
Lv9.オタク語り=昔の思い出
Lv10.もう、オタクじゃなくなってた。

— 倉戸みと (@mitragyna) October 20, 2018

Level 1: You stop going to otaku-oriented events

Animegatari Comiket

Going to anime gatherings or conventions no longer excite you like before? Then you’re here.

Level 2: Your video game backlog starts piling up

Keima

That moment when your friends are now playing the latest games and you’re still stuck with that one game that you’ve bought a couple of months ago. Sometimes, even the upcoming and recent games don’t really get you hyped.

Level 3: Your light novel backlog starts piling up

Haruhi Group

“I’m going to start reading the Haruhi novels.” – You a couple of years ago.

Level 4: Your manga backlog starts piling up

Reading Gif

A friend suggests you a manga to read. Fast forward, it’s been more than a year and you haven’t started reading it. What now?

Level 5: You stop keeping up with new anime series

Deku Crying

Haven’t watched or finished Darling in the Franxx, Goblin Slayer, or even My Hero Academia?

Level 6: You stop keeping up with anime series you were already watching

Dropping and on holding anime series like there’s no tomorrow.

Level 7: You stop keeping up with seasonal events for mobile/browser games

Gilga

You rather spend more time abusing your gacha luck to get that rare SSR!

Level 8: Your stop keeping up with otaku news in your social media timelines

Okabe

Even the latest new season announcements just feel so-so to you.

Level 9: Whenever you talk about otaku stuff, you’re talking about the past

Sailor Moon Group

That particular moment when you can only talk about ’90s anime like Sailor Moon or 2000s anime like Macross Frontier and Gurren Lagann.

Level 10: You’re no longer an otaku

Yuru Yuri Empty

The last level. Nothing doesn’t hype you anymore. Not one bit.

Although this would change depending on your country or what’s trending in the otaku world, losing interest in something is inevitable. While you’re still in that stage of loving anime and its related subcultures, just enjoy every minute or second of it. You will never know until the light fades and you will only leave with regrets later on for not living your anime-loving life to the fullest.

Source: Jin115, SoraNews24

Tags: Anime

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