Manga and anime were ahead of the incel culture

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I thank a lot of Japanese producers for all those good moments I had...

Watching lolis going to the beach

Watching characters having a power-up

And other moments that only they understood I wanted to see.

There was no feeling anywhere else that was as good as the anime where the main character had a harem, and in those scenes where there is happiness and love, that's when I could forget about my reality and imagine myself being the main character.

I think I'm going to Keep Myself Safe if I keep talkin...

Incel culture and its relation with Anime/Manga

The Japanese producers draw and show exactly what we want to see in a female and a protagonist, although the latter is often used as a puppet to control his harem, but it works anyway.

In Japan, the rate of depression and suicide has been high since many years ago, so they found a way to make products for all the “Hikikomoris”, which are called “NEETs” here, and give a depressed and lonely man exactly what he wants: Your childhood female friend, a silly but kind-hearted girl, a nerdy loli who thinks about you all the time and many types of girls we all would have liked to meet.

 

[quizzity]

as a longtime weeb, it pains me to say that unless you're getting weird with it, anime is the actual most normie thing possible at this point, it's over

 

[Violet loner]

I like 2d girls only

 

[quizzity]

I like 2d girls only

 

[Sheogorath]

It wasn't just anime and manga, fiction in general is ahead of the curve.

Why do you think stuff like Anne of Green Gables and Little Women and Daddy Long Legs were written?

Mass degeneracy of women and loneliness in hardworking men has been ongoing for centuries and we needed our copes.