Are you worried about being surrounded by a horde of wild, anime-loving beasts in your Japanese class? Fear not, dear reader, for the reality is far less terrifying than the internet would have you believe. But before we dive into the world of Japanese class and the mythical creatures that inhabit it, let’s first define what a “weeaboo” actually is.
A weeaboo, according to Urban Dictionary, is “a non-Japanese person who is obsessed with Japan and everything related to it, including but not limited to anime, manga, J-pop, and J-rock.” Now, before you start panicking and envisioning a classroom full of cosplaying, meme-spewing, Japanese-fragment-uttering maniacs, let’s put things into perspective.
Contrary to popular belief, not all anime fans are weeaboos. In fact, the majority of us are just normal human beings who happen to enjoy a good anime or manga from time to time. And let’s be real, who doesn’t love a good anime or manga? They’re like chocolate for the eyes and ears.
But what about those dreaded “weeaboos” you may ask? Well, let’s just say that they’re not exactly the bloodthirsty monsters the internet makes them out to be. Sure, they may get a little excited about their favorite anime or manga, but that doesn’t mean they’re going to start a ruckus in class.
In fact, most anime fans will be more than happy to quietly attend class and soak up all that sweet, sweet Japanese knowledge without drawing any unnecessary attention to themselves. And if they do happen to ask an anime-related question, it’s not the end of the world. It might even add a little bit of flavor to the class.
So, to answer your question, yes, there will probably be some anime fans in your Japanese class. But will you have to worry about them causing chaos and destruction? Most likely not. And if they do happen to cause a disturbance, the teachers will be there to deal with them just like any other disruptive student.
So, take a deep breath and relax. Your Japanese class is not going to be overrun by anime-loving lunatics. And who knows, you might even enjoy watching a little bit of anime in your free time after class. Just be sure to keep the cosplay and Japanese fragments to a minimum, unless you want to be labeled as a “weeaboo” yourself.
