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"pandering to otaku/weeaboos" and other related sayings
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Well, maybe it's just my skewed perception after all.
but then again, we're talking about it right now, aren't we?
Also, Juan! Welcome brother, we have been expecting you. =P
Lucky Star's pandering felt a lot more mercenary than K-on's. With K-on, there was some pretty obvious author appeal. With Lucky Star it felt like they were going through a checklist of otakuness.
Such as rewatching Evangelion.* teenaged female character
* animesque art style
* pigtails
* glasses
* fantasy armor
* bare midriff
* high heels
* D-cup boobs
* gun
* sword
* informed trait: computer hacking ability
* accessory: famous gaming icon (such as Mario) on keychain (indicating gamer status)
* accessory: Quote's hat (indicating fandom/support of indie games)
* informed trait: fan of Star Trek or Star Wars (pick one)
* indicate currently saying cute Japanese stock phrase
* single-eye wink
Edit: Not done. Adding more things.
* informed trait: fan of Avatar the Last Airbender
* informed trait: fan of Tolkien's works
Any more?
Well,until Nichijou
* side-slits on clothing on thigh
* informed trait: less than 10 years old
* informed trait: knowledgeable of automobile and aircraft mechanics
* lace stockings
* combination of pink and blue hair
* bared shoulders
* opera gloves
^ FYI these aren't traits designed to appeal to me. They're designed to appeal to the stereotypical geek.