Weebs are a bunch of normal definitely not devolved anime fans who believe that anime is the source of human existence. They are usually American, as the Japanese are just normal people. Weebs have a strange habit of dressing up as 14 year old school girls with oversized boobs and collosal eyes. They like to go with thousands of members of their species to cons, where they spend their life savings on a super saiyan 10 Goku figure or some hentai videos (usually both). They are intent on learning Japanese, especially the words and phrases; KOMICHIWA ONEE CHAN!, NANI?!, KAWAII! and basically nothing else. They are usually being arrested for attacking 'normies', people who don't believe their shitty ide- I mean fair thoughts. They normally live with their parents, waiting for their beloved waifu to finally become real, however they do not realize that anime doesn't exist and they are wasting their lives. Thank you for reading and remember, if you see a weeb, run a way to the depths of Canada where you will be safe.
a bunch of weebs: lol hey I just bought some hentai from crunchyroll con isn't that cool *sniffle*
me: get out my sight you uncultured RWBY fanboy
me: get out my sight you uncultured RWBY fanboy
by Bloxis August 30, 2019
I think its safe to say we don't use this word like its original definition
Weeb= Anyone with an Anime PFP and watches Anime that's not asian
Weeb= Anyone with an Anime PFP and watches Anime that's not asian
by HighNoonSheriff July 17, 2018
by BigAlsFunVan October 15, 2018
by Jimmythelegend33 November 26, 2020
by anime weeb, duh June 16, 2020
Person A: Have you heard of this new site? It's called niconico.com
Person B: Yeah, why would you even go on there though? It's filled with weebs who pretend they know Japanese culture but don't even know enough of the language to browse the real thing.
Person B: Yeah, why would you even go on there though? It's filled with weebs who pretend they know Japanese culture but don't even know enough of the language to browse the real thing.
by wktk July 05, 2011