Anime Fanbase System

Probably wasn't expectin' zis. XD Just doin' zis fer fun...or whutever. >.> Ish not tryin' to offend anyone at all o:

Typical Fan: Your average anime fan. Pretty approachable no glaring weaknesses or strentghs. They will recommend to you the anime stuff they like and generally accept anime in both its subbed and dubbed formats

Anime Geek: The type of fans who know about an anime's world inside and outside. Will clear up any confusion with terms and such you may have trouble understanding They can sometimes be too analytical to the point of you bein' lost in translation when they explain something

Fanboy: The anime fan you probably wanna stay away from. They're pretty defensive about their favorite anime and characters up to the point of throwing threats at those who question their favorite subjects. Dragon Ball Z's and Naruto's fanboys are amongst the most violent fanboys. Are prone to watching only one series instead of three or five

Fangirl: Even more harmful than the fanboy. Fangirls often have the scary, serious habit of falling in love with the most attractive fanboys up to the point of creating a shrine in their honor and often proclaim their subject of lust as their own property and are prone to using Japanese suffixes in lieu of their mother language's terms to address other people

Weeabo: Socially unapproachable and too biased beyond reason. They're a significantly odd bunch and often confuse fiction with reality more than the fangirls. Commonly associated with fanboys, weeabos often announce that absolutely every anime is infinitely better than existence itself under the sole belief that everything that happens in anime typically happens in Japan even though everyone knows that there are possibly no Japanese woman alive with overly-sized breasts and unrealistically long, oddly colored hair and also have the habit of butchering the Japanese language

Subbers: Fans who are the first to deliver anime and manga to non-Japanese viewers. Often grouped up into associations, these fans are much more educated in Japanese than the weeabos. Unfortunately, subbers have a tendency to take the actual dialog to more serious tone, sometimes disregarding the fact that the Japanese language has no swear words/terms to begin with. Anime Labs was especially notorious for this

Dub haters: An especially notorious bunch. Commonly associated with fangirls and weeabos. They're in the mindset of 'if it's not Japanese, then it sucks' and disregard the fact that they only have half-assed knowledge of the Japanese language, rather wanted to hear the character's voices rather than understanding what they are actually saying. Dub haters most likely surfaced during the mid 2000's, unaware of the dubs that actually surpassed the original versions

If anyone else has to contribute, step on up o:

 

Kingdom hearts (typical fan..)
Death note (Anime geek)
The melachonly of Harihu Sasumiya (typical fan...)

 

I have a contribution.

Fan Brat- Yea a very vague term, however it does encompass a group with similar traits. These people think they know absolutely everything about anime and Japanese culture, but 9 out of 10 times they screw everything up. You can see fan brats on YouTube, spamming on something like how a subber mistranslated "bakka" (often times the only word they know from the Japanese language), when in reality it was perfectly translated and the fan brat does not understand Japanese grammar. They also spend hours on forums arguing over such meaningless arguments such as "Who would win in a fight InuYasha or Naruto?!!11!1/1??/1?1" as their lives fade, obsessed even more so than the weeabo.

 

I'd say I'm an all around Anime Geek...

 

I'm moving this to spam, only because it's not discussing actual anime. :3

But I'm the type that will go all rabid over anything, especially the mention of "InuKag".
Seriously, people have run from me. xD