Yandere

Japanese slang for bipolar. A yandere character usually have a lot of mood swings. They have a nice side and an evil side, kinda like ying and yang, white and black... those kind of stuff. They quickly change from the nice side to the evil side, and repeat again and again. It is more often used in anime/manga. There is often another character, usually can be stiff as a board easily, who is normally the 'victim' of the yandere character's evil side.
Akira Kogami from the anime/manga Lucky Star is a great example of a yandere character.
by MisaTange July 08, 2009
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Drop Fest

A term used by Maplers to express huge amounts of mesos falling from the players, usually 10 mesos each, or just a small amount. It can come from mesos, or items, the items usually being common. At rare occasions, rare items will pop out.
You should drop only the smallest amount of mesos if you're going to start a drop fest.
by MisaTange July 08, 2009
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Gaia Online

It's an anime role playing community, with gaming aspects. You get gold from doing anything, from just surfing the web, posting a comment, posting on the forums... and more! There's always a lot of things to do, from getting the item you're questing for, to replying to this one gaiafag who has been bothering you all day. However, it is poorly moderated and filled with immature idiots.
Gaia Online is lucky to have their own Terms of Service than to follow another forum host's Terms of Service, because if they did, they'd be deleted years ago.
by MisaTange July 05, 2009
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Ryoko Yamagishi

Ryoko Yamagishi, born 1947 in Hokkaidō, is a female manga artist. She is one of the members of the Year 24 Group. In 1983, she won the Kodansha Manga Award for shōjo for Hi Izuru Tokorono Tenshi, and in 2007 she won Grand Prize for the 11th Annual Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize for Maihime Τερψιχόρα. (The Dancing Girl; Terpsichore).
Ryoko Yamagishi is an excellent mangaka.
by MisaTange July 09, 2009
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Maple Story

A strangely addicting MMORPG Maple Story is a simple online game. From simply or wasting your MP, (Magic Points) to the graphics. (easily changeable) All, if not, most, of the players are only playing because they want to communicate with their buddies. However, the community is weak and the censors are strict. The armor and weapons are extremely expensive, and it's lead by a failure company named Nexon. There are many private servers, but Nexon sends out their troops and deletes the private server. The game is often short for MS and MapleStory.
Maple Story is awesome, but Nexon fails.
by MisaTange July 05, 2009
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Fanime

1. Fanime is short for fan-made anime. It's made by hand, or mouse, by someone who isn't professional. They usually put together the art and copyrighted music into one fanime. The most popular fanime genre is magical girls.

2. An annual anime con that's going to have Reuben Langdon in it again. It is in San Jose, California.
1. This fanime is awesome in my eyes, great animation compared to the other fanimes, and great music, though it's copyrighted.

2. Eek! Reuben Langdon is going to be in Fanime Con! <3
by MisaTange July 06, 2009
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Yaoi

Yaoi is a popular term for female-oriented fictional media that focus on homoerotic or homoromantic male relationships, usually created by female authors. Originally referring to a specific type of dōjinshi parody of mainstream anime and manga works, yaoi came to be used as a generic term for female-oriented manga, anime, dating sims, novels and dōjinshi featuring homosexual male relationships.

Yaoi began in the dōjinshi markets of Japan in the late 1970s/early 1980s as an outgrowth of shonen-ai. BL (Boys Love, another term for yaoi) creators and fans are careful to distinguish the genre from “gay manga,” which are created by and for gay men.

The main characters in BL usually conform to the formula of the seme who pursues the uke.
Yaoi is what keeps fans going.
by MisaTange July 09, 2009
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