

Anime otaku forced to rank actual anime otaku, NEETs and other such objects of scorn by their “loveability” reveal that Konata is now less popular than a fat man.
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Scandal seiyuu Aya Hirano’s voice acting career seems to have finally come to an end – her swarm of online detractors cannot help but notice that she has not netted a single role in the upcoming autumn 2011 anime season.
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Seiyuu fans have been reduced to tearful adulation as Kagamin seiyuu Emiri Katou reveals how she overcame her devastation at despicable otaku harassment over her teeth, having completed dental work which sees her able to smile unashamedly again.
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The 4 panel manga (yonkoma or 4-koma) format has become a staple of the gag and moe manga market, and some of the most popular anime around owe their origins to this style – anime fans rank their favourites below.
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Few anime would be considered complete without a token flat-chested character, and in some cases they are blessed with an entire cast of washboard girls – fans supply an extensive ranking of their favourites, who may or may not also correspond to the very flattest.
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Kyoto Animation’s ascendancy over moeblob anime is beyond question, but the crucial question of which blobs are the most popular can only be answered by the inevitable ranking, one which seems to suggest the KyoAni holy trinity of K-ON!, Haruhi and Lucky Star is actually better described as K-ON!, Clannad and Haruhi.
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It has been announced that otaku anime Lucky Star is “finally” to be adapted into a musical, with Konata and company finally given the opportunity to sing and dance.
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The organisers of the recent Lucky Star Konkatsu dating event are crowing over the fact that “35%” of the otaku participants successfully formed nascent otaples.
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Famed Lucky Star character Kagami Hiiragi is seen here in her miko costume tending to a rather picturesque shrine, as cosplayed by Kanda Midori.
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Creepy otaku losers sworn to 2D over real women are being accused of showing their true colours – an otaku-oriented dating event held at the Lucky Star (Washinomiya) Shrine was so massively oversubscribed that 20 men applied for every place, despite the $100 fee (for men), and there were even 6 women for every place.
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The current boom for “konkatsu” – structured matchmaking events for men and women unable to find mates any other way – has given rise to an otaku-friendly version: the organisers of “Ota-konkatsu” promise lonely otaku the chance to meet a real life female on a tour of Washinomiya Shrine, famed as a holy ground to Lucky Star fans – for a substantial fee of course.
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Freeing continues its noted series of giant pantsu-baring Lucky Star figures with a new huge figure version of Patricia Martin in the usual removable PE kit, just like her friends.
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