Enstars
Enstars by lovemeizurukanadepleasepleasep January 4, 2021
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Enstars
Enstars is a video game in which you spend hours farming for the silly little characters you want but then when you lose your combo in the rhythm game you delete it out of rage. Enstarries are insane as well as the characters in the game don't download Enstars guys trust me!
I HATE ENSTARS
Enstars by ilikestrawberrytartseueu January 23, 2023
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Enstars • enstars irony • enstarrie • edstars • ensarssss • enstarries • Ex-Enstarries • Psuedo-enstarrie
enstars irony
enstars irony is a meme concept where the caption is "innocent" or "relatable" but the picture bought upfront is very "unpleasing" and "disturbing"
that moment when you forget your wearing headphones and your parents hear your emo jams
*insert leo decapitation here accompanied by enstars irony*
*insert leo decapitation here accompanied by enstars irony*
enstars irony by awesomeonionfan October 28, 2020
enstarrie
A person who likes Ensemble Stars. Could be affectionate or derogatory depending on the context. While this is the most common form of the term, some derivatives are also present, such as "enshart" or "enshartie".
"Why's she crying?"
"Oh, you know her. She's probably watching the new Valkyrie PV."
"Oh yeah, I forgot she's a total enstarrie."
"Oh, you know her. She's probably watching the new Valkyrie PV."
"Oh yeah, I forgot she's a total enstarrie."
enstarrie by lovemeizurukanadepleasepleasep January 4, 2021
Ex-Enstarries
sub species of human being who get really salty because of ensemble stars and left the game only to keep shitting on the game even after years of them leaving the fandom
Ex-Enstarries by saeggthorns January 25, 2020
enstarries
enstarries by noanoano February 14, 2023
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