This "Fanbase" Claimed To Be Anime Fan - But Why It's NOT!
This issue we will discuss, if you notice this group of youth in the Philippines who are part of the Anime/J-Pop Fandom. Yes, you can't trust them, because of their rejection of Akiba.
Yes, they reject Akiba Culture.
They are fluent inside and outside the Anime/J-Pop Fandom, but their fanbase does not agree with Otaku Fans.
This is the group that relies too much on the old generation and they just pass it on to others who are not part of the old era.
And that is the group that makes the mistake of recognizing Otaku-Akiba/Japan Pop Culture in the Philippines.
This is the group we are discussing, the Gen Z's.
We will find out that this group is not very familiar with New Anime, because they are only focused on the old.
And what is worse is that they do not cooperate with Otaku Fans, because they cooperate with others and with whom they share.
You can't even tell if they are real Anime Fans or if they are really busy with something else in life.
And the types of misrecognitions they make are even more unique compared to their fellow Anime Fans.
However, not all Gen Z's in the Philippines have the same recognition of Anime and J-Pop, because their recognitions is different.
So we will reveal the five reasons that Gen Z's in the Philippines do, from being informative in false manga, their understanding of Anime and cartoons, their work, the wrong method, and the manipulation they do in the Philippines.
So stay tuned for the last one, because we will know one of their mistakes. After you read this, leave a comment and your address in the Philippines. If you can't comment anything, just follow, for your tuning on us.
So so you don't get caught up in our discussion of that group. Let's start with that.
One of the things that Gen Z's in the Philippines do is, they don't get information about Otaku, but they don't read Japanese Manga, but what they read is nothing but their false manga.
One of the types of false manga that they read is all fiction novels or just words, like western fiction novels, which they themselves consider to be real Manga that young Filipinos read.
We know that fiction novels are not Manga. Of course, they are just words, they can't really see the character, but they can only read the name and they don't see a caricature of each character.
But we know that fiction novels are not really real Manga, even if they come from countries in the far West, that is not really the way to properly recognize Anime and J-Pop Culture in the Philippines.
That's why they are not informative about the happenings in Otaku-Akiba/Japan Pop Culture. They don't see Anime, they don't see J-Pop, they just read long western fiction novels.
Of course, they are making it the property of Gen Z's in the Philippines, just because they are collectors of false manga in the Philippines. It's not that Gen Z's have fallen into the wrong recognition that they are doing, they have already fallen into that very thing.
They don't search for information to recognize Anime and J-Pop, it seems that they just continue to read fiction novels manufactured from the far west. They hardly experience on being an Anime Fan.
That's why they often read magazines, but their being an Anime Fan didn't really last long, because what they read was all for the normies, and not only that, they don't know anything about the things that are happening in Anime/J-Pop Culture.
Because Otaku Fans in the Philippines don't accept western fiction novels. Because that's not really Manga. Because Otaku Fans in the Philippines read is legitimate Japanese Manga and Anime Magazines.
So what Gen Z's in the Philippines will read is really not accepted by Otaku Fans in the Philippines.
Western fiction novels are not as capable of providing correct information on Anime and J-Pop.
It is really better for Filipinos to understand the story of Japanese Manga, because it is not just words that are written on the entire page, but the message of each character they see. Yes, that is the only thing that will lead them to become Anime Fans.
Well, Gen Z's who only stick to false manga that will never reach the true Akiba Culture.
So the other thing we will discuss is also terrifying.
Because that's not all, this is the belief of Gen Z's in the Philippines when they compare Anime and cartoons.
However, their recognition of Anime is only mixed with cartoons or children's shows.
Almost Anime Fans in the Philippines are always confused about the difference between Anime and cartoons. But these Gen Z's in the Philippines consider Anime as cartoons or cartoons are Anime. This is a wrong recognition.
Because Gen Z's do not understand the difference between cartoons and Anime, they just pass them off as the same thing. But their understanding of language translation is that they do not understand the meaning of Anime.
Gen Z's deliberately guess, the Japanese-English or English-Japanese dictionary, so many of those dictionaries translate the two words incorrectly. That's why they get the wrong understanding of Anime.
Gen Z's themselves haven't been able to analyze it properly, they just accept that Anime are cartoons or cartoons are Anime. Otaku Fans in the Philippines don't really accept that belief that translators make.
Of course, Anime is Animation and not cartoons. Cartoons are Katun and not Anime. We know that sometimes translators, whether in books or on the internet, shouldn't misinterpret what Anime means in English.
Because Gen Z's, they just accept that cartoons are Anime, so their minds get mixed up with real Anime and false anime, they really think twice and leave out the ones that are in the correct recognition.
Because it's not the correct recognition of Anime, cartoons. Well, western animation is really cartoons and not Japanese Animation. If in Comics, Manga also means Comics, Manga can be cartoons or Manga it will be cartoons.
We know that kids cartoons are not really Anime. Children's cartoons are Anime, where did they get that from, they just got it from their misunderstanding of the translation language. Anime will only be overshadowed by the false anime.
So cartoons are not Anime. If kids cartoons were made into Anime versions, of course they knew they would be Anime, but not like the customs of those in the West. The cartoon version was converted into Anime Version.
So Gen Z's cartoons are not real Anime. Because, kids cartoons are not really Anime.
So the next thing we will see in one of the activities of Gen Z's is their achievements in Anime/J-Pop Fandom.
Even what they do inside and outside of Anime/J-Pop Fandom is just imitating the normies. Usually, they also have the same style in their contributions to Anime and J-Pop Culture.
However, they do not contribute support to Otaku-Akiba/Japan Pop Culture, the Gen Z's in the Philippines, because they only prioritize the welfare of the older generations of their method. They really do not have time for any activity in Otaku Culture.
Because they are just too lazy to do anything in Otaku Culture, but all they do is just watch and do nothing. They hardly take any action to support Anime and J-Pop Culture.
They are too lazy, because they do not like New Anime, they do not like different themes of Anime.
Therefore, Gen Z's in the Philippines are not used to spreading Otaku-Akiba/Japan Pop Culture.
All they are promoting is their favorite Anime on free TV and also their favorite 90's Kids.
But we know that what Gen Z's are doing in the Philippines is not really in line with the times, because time has almost passed, they have not contributed to proper recognition, so they end up misrecognizing New Anime and J-Pop Culture.
And not only that, other activities of Gen Z's are the promotion of all-male characters that are done by groups of women and gays. They are also part of such activities that only promote gayness.
They are deliberately reversing the popularity of female characters. Gen Z's hardly support female Anime Characters. So what is happening to them is that they themselves are promoting all-male Anime Characters.
Let's think about it, what an Anime Fans are doing is not really a good thing, what Gen Z's are doing. Maybe, because of their inability to recognize female characters, they end up recognizing male characters.
They are not really true otaku fans, those who are attracted to only male Anime Characters. That's why they don't know anything about female characters. That's why Gen Z's also don't have the ability to recognize female Anime Characters, because of their attachment to men.
Making the right recognition is what they should know, so the wrong recognition that Gen Z's are doing is not really a good deed that doesn't contribute well to Otaku-Akiba/Japan Pop Culture, and they have no part in Anime/J-Pop Fandom in the Philippines.
And the next thing we will know is that their method is flawed and doesn't really match the original correct recognition and there is something wrong with their method of working with Gen Z's in Anime and J-Pop.
Perhaps the methods that Gen Z's use in Anime and J-Pop Culture in the Philippines are different and do not match the original correct recognition of Otaku-Akiba/Japan Pop Culture in the Philippines in our time today.
The usual method they use in Anime is the preferred method of watching Anime with Tagalog Dub and English Sub. However, they reject Tagalog Sub, because that method of watching Anime is a threat to Tagalog Dub and English Sub.
It seems that they are creating a wrong method, the reason they reject Tagalog Subs, they do not know anything about that, so they just remain normal viewers or join groups that watch only rather than make subtitles.
Gen Z's do not know how to know that method, so they do not know anything about that.
And another thing is, it is not only Anime that they often watch, they also include the false anime they watch in the correct recognition method. That is what Gen Z's in the Philippines are doing wrong. They are destroying the original correct recognition.
And another one, the way of recognizing only 1997 to 2012 Anime, but they do not include others beyond 2012. That is a lack of knowledge that they are doing. They avoid other New Anime that they have not tried yet.
Even the New Anime that is not just 90's, 2000's, or 2010's, of course, all the new Anime can also be tried without avoiding themes and without avoiding shows. Of course, some Gen Z's prefer the new rather than just a selected year.
We know that Gen Z's, even the New Anime are like they are also wearing new clothes. And the New Anime are not wearing the old. Because the old method must really be upgraded to change the system in Anime and J-Pop.
So even in music, J-Pop and Anime Songs are always included, and not the false ones that they usually hear in their ears. The way of recognizing Anime and J-Pop should not be changed at all and the part of Otaku Culture should not be denied.
Anime Fans should not just imitate the wrong ways that Gen Z's do, because their recognition of Otaku-Akiba/Japan Pop Culture is not so perfect, and because their recognition of New Anime and J-Pop in the Philippines is wrong.
If the false method of Gen Z's could be avoided. The next thing we can identify is one of the activities of Gen Z's is that they often do it to other people which is also often done by fake otaku in the Philippines.
The manipulation of people that groups often do, to show off their support for the person or group that Otakus don't like.
Gen Z's in the Philippines often do this, one of them is they spread what they are proud of by manipulating people, because they want to force people to believe in their supports.
They almost do this, to bring down Otaku Fans, and even sensible Filipinos. And what they often do to other people is they teach them to change what they support. That's why their work often ends up being harmful.
We know that the way Gen Z's in the Philippines do this, it doesn't just happen inside and outside the Anime/J-Pop Community, it also happens in other fandoms or fanbases that they support and support.
However, they associate with groups like those who were removed from the Anime/J-Pop Fandom, because of what they are involved in, they themselves turn away because of their lifestyle or they join groups of fake otaku fans in the Philippines.
Even their social media activities, promoting normal activities just to get attention from the public and just to block the rise of Otaku-Akiba/Japan Pop Culture in the Philippines, just because they focus on non-otaku culture in the Philippines.
They almost always go to events, including Anime/J-Pop Events, but they don't recognize Otaku. That's why they think low of Otaku Culture. And another thing is, they attend other events like kpop and non j-pop events in the Philippines.
They don't really become Otaku yet, because they don't truly recognize Otaku-Akiba/Japan Pop Culture. Usually their Anime is always selective, all male, and above all, they uphold old-fashionedness. They are not really true Anime Fans.
They are participating in the elections themselves, but they are giving orders to fake otaku fans like the Pnoy Koreaboos, including their being woke, being normies, being simple, and being activists who are not doing the right thing.
Maybe because of their social manipulation activities, they are almost forcing the spread of reading false manga, believing that cartoons are Anime, their fake methods, and spreading orders to those who don't know.
We know that what Gen Z's are doing in the Philippines is not right, because we know that their being Anime Fans is not really appropriate. Because being Otaku is not in them, their fanbase is completely different, compared to the beauty of Otaku Fans in the Philippines.
Because, Otaku Fans are the only real Anime Fans, and Gen Z's have never really been Otaku Fans, ever.
So this is the essence of their reason.
So the five reasons Gen Z's in the Philippines don't really match what Otaku Fans do.
They are only doing wrong, because they only read false manga, they understand Anime as cartoons, their contributions are not imitating others, they are just using a fake method that they are different from, and they are manipulating people to oppose Otaku and Filipinos.
So the correct recognition of Anime and J-Pop should not be done by groups of fake otaku, because we know that they are not real otakus in the Philippines, they themselves are just making a different recognition.
However, their methods are not consistent, because they do not have the true correct recognition of Otaku-Akiba/Japan Pop Culture.
That is what we Filipinos should know, why fake otaku fans or fake anime fans do not belong to the Anime/J-Pop Fandom. No matter what they do, they are not among the people who really know Anime and J-Pop in the Philippines.
Now listen to us.
Which of the five is the most terrifying thing a fanbase in the Philippines did? Leave a comment and include your name and address in the Philippines. Follow and share our blog, so they can know the whole truth in this post.
So you should know, for our next revelation, you should memorize the correct recognition. I hope this post helps you, so that no Filipino Anime/J-Pop Fans fall into the hands of fake otakus in the Philippines.
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