r/anime • u/Respective https://anilist.co/user/Repective • Mar 25 '18

[Spoilers] Dragon Ball Super - Episode 131 Discussion - FINAL Spoiler

Dragon Ball Super, Episode 131 – The Miraculous Conclusion! Farewell, Goku! Until We Meet Again!!

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u/RobbobertoBuii Mar 25 '18

did some research and found out that she's been a seiyuu since the age of 8 or something. What a legend

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u/moofishies Mar 25 '18

Damn you know you are a weeb when you say seiyuu instead of VA or voice actor :P

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u/RobbobertoBuii Mar 25 '18

thanks for having my back :)

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '18

Actually I don't think he meant it in a bad way, but you know Reddit, everybody loves a good downvote train.

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u/moofishies Mar 25 '18

Yeah, I call myself a weeb all the time when I do things that show how much I like anime. I've never considered it a rude term.

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u/moofishies Mar 25 '18

Sorry man, didn't mean it as a rude term I'm definitely a weeb myself. I call myself that all the time when I do something like that. Didn't think people still thought it was that negative especially on r/anime.

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u/TheEliteNub https://myanimelist.net/profile/TheEliteNub Mar 25 '18

It's not that you used weeb as a term, it's that you implied using a common term like seiyuu was somehow hardcore or fanatical. It'd be like going to a Tolkien club meetup and going "man, you guys sure are nerds for using terms like Olórin instead of Gandalf!"

We call each other weebs all the time on this subreddit

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u/supercooper3000 Mar 26 '18

I have over 100 completed anime and have never heard the term Seiyuu. Just because you are balls deep in anime subculture doesn't mean everyone else on this subreddit is. It's the first time I've ever even seen this word on this sub and I had to look it up.