do you want to be my friend anime meme

Why do anime fans love memes so much?

While anime itself does a pretty decent job of satisfying its fans emotionally and visually, having memes on anime made specifically by fans, for fans, is something that makes every single fan smile. More so when those memes turn out to be extremely relatable.

What are some of the best anime memes to watch?

This funny anime meme is pure genius 16. Burn. No one loves you 17. When you go rock hard on your training 18. So, you think anime is for kids? Please tell me more about how mature you are 19. I can’t belive it’s already over 20. This can’t be a coincidence 21. Don’t try and fool anyone with this look 22. This meme is my whole life basically 23.

Why do some people hate anime so much?

The thing about anime is that even in this day and age, people love to bully those who enjoy this form of entertainment. This is why many fans hide their liking for anime (usually by creating separate fan accounts that none of their irl friends have any idea about).

Do memes make fans feel better?

8 Self-aware memes! As a matter of fact, memes do make fans feel better and this is exactly what this entire article is all about. Memes are always there to make fans smile and laugh, even when everything around them is going down in flames (like the corona epidemic we’re facing). 7 NSFW Content Ahead……. Or Not

Why do people hide their liking for anime?

The thing about anime is that even in this day and age, people love to bully those who enjoy this form of entertainment. This is why many fans hide their liking for anime (usually by creating separate fan accounts that none of their irl friends have any idea about). However, some fans go the extra mile and display their love for anime, and these meme implies that the owner of this car looks like they didn’t have enough of bullying as a child.

What was the biggest war in the Waifu anime?

One of the biggest waifu wars of all time was the Rem v/s Emilia war, and fans didn’t hesitate to fling mud and speak ill of the poor characters (who obviously had no say in the final pairing of the anime) to prove that their waifu was superior.

Why do Shounen protagonists never kill bad guys?

Shounen protagonists are always such do-gooders – they never kill bad guys because “then I would be just like them.” Logic goes out of the window because obviously, if that guy is let loose he’s going to wreak more havoc and possibly kill more people.

Is there another anime?

The answer of course is yes. However, many fans of the series watched it as kids, at a time when barely anybody knew what "anime" was. Most just assumed it’s another series (since it aired only its dubbed version) and this meme is a hilarious take on this argument that rages on even today among anime fans.

Do memes make you feel better?

As a matter of fact, memes do make fans feel better and this is exactly what this entire article is all about. Memes are always there to make fans smile and laugh, even when everything around them is going down in flames (like the corona epidemic we’re facing).

Is anime for kids?

One of the biggest misconceptions about anime the world over is that it’s for kids. Honestly, anime is like any other medium out there – books, TV, movies, and it has different genres which cater to different audiences. Parents can only understand that when they watch anime themselves, which honestly, never happens.

Do memes make people smile?

Let’s face it – everybody loves memes. These funny little pictures that can always be found floating around the internet, never fail to make people smile. The smiles get bigger when the memes become more specific, as is in this case.

Album

A single titled Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai NEXT OP Single - Be My Friend was released in Japan on February 6, 2013 under the Media Factory label. The single contains four tracks lasting a total of 14 minutes and 14 seconds. These tracks being:

Trivia

The opening theme songs, and the ending theme song of the second season, of the anime adaptation were performed by all Japanese female voice actresses who voiced the female members of the Neighbor's Club; this is the second time.