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Not possible because the figurines I have a picture of are the cheap type too T_T

 

I wish I could show you guys the REALLY nice figmas I have [that you can move around and model and such].

 

I have a nice Haruhi one that I want to show off =0

 

You guys will just have to wait until my room is redone T_T

 

[spoiler=Image of Figmas]ac8wb6.jpg

 

 

NOTE: I didn't really pay much attention to lighting or modeling or anything. This is just a simple image to show you guys a small section of my collection. Plus, I used my phone's camera.

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I thought Kawaii was a weird form of Hawaii.

 

But cute makes SO MUCH more sense. No sarcasm intended.

 

Terms you need to know to understand weaboo:

 

Kawaii: most common. Is Japanese for cute.

Desu: Japanese for am/is/are. Comes at the end of sentences. Pronounced "des". Will probably be used incorrectly.

-san/-chan/-kun: Titles added to the end of surnames in Japan to add respect. -san can be translated to as Mr. or Ms.' date=' while -chan is more used for girls who are friends, and -kun is for smaller boys.

 

Example:

 

Oh Mary-chan! That inuyasha backpack is just so kawaii desu!!![hr']

Meh. I feel Japanese anime characters work better with red/blue/black/brown hair. Blonde seems so American.

 

Blonde is usually used in anime to show that the character is from America, and thus better and more popular than the main character.

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I thought Kawaii was a weird form of Hawaii.

 

But cute makes SO MUCH more sense. No sarcasm intended.

 

Terms you need to know to understand weaboo:

 

Kawaii: most common. Is Japanese for cute.

Desu: Japanese for am/is/are. Comes at the end of sentences. Pronounced "des". Will probably be used incorrectly.

-san/-chan/-kun: Titles added to the end of surnames in Japan to add respect. -san can be translated to as Mr. or Ms.' date=' while -chan is more used for girls who are friends, and -kun is for smaller boys.

 

Example:

 

Oh Mary-chan! That inuyasha backpack is just so kawaii desu!!![hr']

Meh. I feel Japanese anime characters work better with red/blue/black/brown hair. Blonde seems so American.

 

Blonde is usually used in anime to show that the character is from America' date=' and thus better and more popular than the main character.

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Part of my brain has absorbed this information. Don't forget ^_^, that is also weaboo.

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I thought Kawaii was a weird form of Hawaii.

 

But cute makes SO MUCH more sense. No sarcasm intended.

 

Terms you need to know to understand weaboo:

 

Kawaii: most common. Is Japanese for cute.

Desu: Japanese for am/is/are. Comes at the end of sentences. Pronounced "des". Will probably be used incorrectly.

-san/-chan/-kun: Titles added to the end of surnames in Japan to add respect. -san can be translated to as Mr. or Ms.' date=' while -chan is more used for girls who are friends, and -kun is for smaller boys.

 

Example:

 

Oh Mary-chan! That inuyasha backpack is just so kawaii desu!!![hr']

Meh. I feel Japanese anime characters work better with red/blue/black/brown hair. Blonde seems so American.

 

Blonde is usually used in anime to show that the character is from America' date=' and thus better and more popular than the main character.

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...I will never look at Japanese people the same way again.

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Don't forget Gomen.

 

Gomen: Means sorry in Japanese.

Arigatou: Means thank you in Japanese.

 

^I use those two a lot^

 

Anyhow, you don't like how Marisa-chan looks?! =0

Well, I think she's kawaii~

 

How about this one:

[spoiler=Shana]2uoi44y.jpg

 

It's not a good picture, but you can get the idea of it. That's the Shana one I'm getting~

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Don't forget Gomen.

 

Gomen: Means sorry in Japanese.

Arigatou: Means thank you in Japanese.

 

^I use those two a lot^

 

Anyhow' date=' you don't like how Marisa-chan looks?! =0

Well, I think she's kawaii~

 

How about this one:

[spoiler=Shana']2uoi44y.jpg

 

It's not a good picture, but you can get the idea of it. That's the Shana one I'm getting~

 

I've always preferred sumimasen, but I think that's more formal, which is why you see gomen so much more in anime.

 

Oh, and itadakimasu. Something Japanese people say before eating. I've seen it translated as "thanks for the meal"


But if it's a Japanese anime' date=' shouldn't they promote Japanese people?

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The foreign student is all the way from America...Waaah! You speak japanese so well! Look at her hair! Its so pretty! Her boobs are huge!

 

-at this point, main character (if female) looks at own smaller bust and feels inferior-

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