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According to the book Otaku: Japan's Database Animals
>First Generation Otaku - Born in the 1960s and were into early sci-fi works like Space Battleship Yamato and Gundam
>Second Generation Otaku - Grew up watching anime made by those first generation otaku in the 1980s like Macross and Urusei Yatsura
>Third Generation Otaku - Were in junior high school around the boom caused by Neon Genesis Evangelion
How many generations of distinct otaku eras have there been since then and what describes the current generation?
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>>285735477
Zoomer otakus love to crossdress.
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Pretty much all just playing gatcha and supporting vtumors these days. The oji-sans are still in to 2hoo and other core 'oldschool' otaku franchises.

Anime and the culture around modern anime seems less otaku to me now.
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>>285735853
>seems less otaku to me now
I was trying to think what would the obsessive Japanese nerd be into now and I don't know what the answer is, maybe some sort of idolshit, I don't know. Suppose I could just look up what is the most popular thing at Comiket and that would be it.
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>>285735966
>Suppose I could just look up what is the most popular thing at Comiket and that would be it.
Gatcha IIRC
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>>285736032
Don't even know what Blue Archive is. I'm old enough to remember when Touhou was by far the most popular thing at Comiket and I was peripherally into it (mainly the music arrange circles) and never really bothered to follow any of the trends that came after it.
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>>285735477
4th: visual novels
5th: nichijou kei
6th: light novels
7th: gacha
8th: Narou
9th: vtubers
10th: PREDICT
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>>285735477
>Otaku: Japan's Database Animals
I wonder if it still applies to modern otaku
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>>285737685
AI slop-friends
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>>285739042
Jeet scam will never be otaku material.
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>>285738238
no plot danbooru tags anime are just gacha adaptations
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>>285738238
This is just an over the top way to talk about introverts preferring fantasies they can control when they're alone to the complexity of sex with strangers.
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>>285738238
Lolicons aren't pedophiles? Don't let a certain anon see this post, he's gonna have a meltdown.
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>>285735477
I feel around 2011-2014 was the last period in which anime was being made specifically for that type of 3rd generation otaku and hasn't felt like it was wholly a medium catered towards this idea of an "otaku" since. Obviously part of that is the growing global popularity of anime.
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>>285741170
Not typically offending pedophiles.



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