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I heard this guy got arrested at some point for his massive loli porn collection. Is this true? Or did I imagine the whole thing.
Who was your waifu?
These are some of the rare live-action wafuists, although at that point it's just a really autistic celebrity crush.
a bunch of retards like us were enough to snap you out of it alone? wew.
If retards could snap him out of it, imagine what high-IQ intellectuals could do to him. He could be marrying a Hatsune Miku plushie like that one Japanese man did if it weren't for us!
I've never understood why the guy got so obssesed with Miku. She doesn't have a personlity beyond "nice girl", and it isn't as if she were the first character to ever be like that
I'm guessing it's probably because of the songs.
Yeah, most likely. Altough I would find it easier to just simply simp for an idol under those circumstances
Hatsune Miku's appeal is found not only in the music artists who use her well (Take for example World is Mine) but also in the fact that:
This is surprisingly incorrect, she has no personality whatsoever. Hatsune Miku is meant to be a blank slate, a baseline for an artist to create something out of her, and for a personality to come out of it. All Vocaloids are blank slates like this, and I believe that to some, this is enough to make someone like Miku thrive inside their mind, some like the man I referenced above, just look at her and go "Oh look, that's the love of my life" and form a parasocial relationship that absolutely has no impact on their dignity whatsoever. None at all. Nada.
Well, it is an exercise in creativity, at least. I guess there's a silver-lining for all of this
Doesn't she have semi-official songs that give her a personality? Like the Vocaloid songs that get remixed by a million artists?
I'm going to be real with you: I am convinced this is due to the rise of AI Chatbots. Previously, waifuists needed an echo chamber like reddit to feed their delusion and help them stay committed to the bit. Their waifus couldn't validate their feelings, so they needed a community to do it for them. But now they can just download an app, create a character based on their waifu, and then have it roleplay with them to their hearts content. They don't need each other anymore. Simple as.
I wonder if the polygamous part coming from zoomers is the exact reason it's gotten so boring. I doubt anyone's going apeshit for every character in their harem like, say, someone making a life-sized Squidward as you said. Quantity over quality both for them, and unfortunately, our own amusement.
It's less that there aren't any batshit crazy or interesting waifuists anymore and moreso that r/waifuism has become significantly more diluted than in the past.
The general consensus is that Miku is a sweet and kind girl that has the "liked by everyone" personality, but she really is whatever you make her up to be. She even died in a music video featuring fellow Vocaloids Kagamine Rin and Len (twin Vocaloids released a year after Hatsune Miku, and a year before Megurine Luka), killed by the latter. I forgot the name though...