hikkikomori
A hikkikomori is someone who is obsessed with manga, anime, or games who dosen't have any social or romantic life. Some hikkikomori refuse to leave their homes.
hikkikomori by kuromi runner June 28, 2008
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hikikomori
Someone who has withdrawn from all real-life social interaction. A hikikomori rarely leaves their home, and has no friends or family with whom they interact. A hikikomori is NOT always an otaku, nerd, gamer, etc, though they can be.
hikikomori by platttts February 21, 2011
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Hikikomori
A hikikomori is someone who rarely, if ever, leaves their home or room. They withdraw from society and have few friends.
Hikikomori also tend to indulge in otaku-esque interests, such as anime and manga and more than likely tend to be NEET.
Hikikomori also tend to indulge in otaku-esque interests, such as anime and manga and more than likely tend to be NEET.
Hikikomori by MadeOfMush September 5, 2011
hikikormori
an adolescent or a young adult who has withdrawn from social life, often obsessed with television, internet and video games, and rarely ever leaves one's room
hikikormori by Jessika Jae May 18, 2014
hikikomori
Japanese recluse that cuts themself of from society. Usually mute and wont speak to anyone, sleeps all day and watches tv by night or plays on gaming console...
Also name of comedy cartoon series www.hikikomori.tv
Also name of comedy cartoon series www.hikikomori.tv
hikikomori by Andre Owen February 24, 2005
Hikikomori
A Person who dwells in their home, and collects money from somewhere else, and is sent to his/her house, and he/she almost never leaves his/her own house, ussally the money is from welfare or a family member. (sometimes an online game/job)
Was used and written in an Anime called: Welcome to the N.H.K.
See: Neet
Was used and written in an Anime called: Welcome to the N.H.K.
See: Neet
Me: I don't want to go swimming with you guys, I would rather sit at home, with my freaking laptop all summer like a hikikomori.
Others: What the F dude....
Others: What the F dude....
Hikikomori by Alex Hessel May 17, 2008
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