otaka 

Very kind , funny , generous , a perfect daughter , very friendly , sunshine of any act

I want to be Otaka

otaka by Unknown54310 April 17, 2021

otamatone 

the most beautiful instrument, created by Maywa Denki, makes the best sound someone could hear. It is also very hot.

person #1- let's look at some memes

person #2- no, we need to look at the otamatone

person #1- oh yes

otamatone by damn spaghetti November 5, 2017

Closet otaku 

a person who hides the fact that he likes anime and manga from the public eye

yeah...im a closet otaku.

Closet otaku by flamingpaperbag June 12, 2011

poser otaku 

a person who pretends to like anime and tries to be part of the otaku subculture, but doesn't know anything about anime.

poser otaku: i love anime, especially one piece
real otaku: do you know who sanji is.
poser otaku: uuuuhhhh
real otaku: haha. poser

poser otaku by j-19239233-434940 May 16, 2009

otakukin 

The horrible, fiery collision of the otaku and otherkin subcultures. I.e., people who believe they are somehow involved with/reincarnated from the souls of anime/video game characters. Japanese pop culture is literally their religion. And no, it's not a joke. They are the ultimate illustration of how utterly batshit insane the Internet has become.

After I heard about the otakukin, everything else seems sane by comparison. Even shitting dicknipples.

otakukin by tengu shoes November 8, 2004

Otakuspeedvibe 

An umbrella term to cover a variety of anime-themed speedcore/hardstyle/gabber acts such as DJ Sharpnel (and many of his other incarnations), Killingscum, Noizu, and possibly Blasterhead, including many others.

High-speed, pitch-shifted, far east pounding bastardrave!

It was also the name of an anime speedcore party where, amongst others, DJ Sharpnel performed.

"I put all the DJ Sharpnel albums under 'Otakuspeedvibe' on my mp3 player for easy access."

"Otakuspeedvibe: FarEast Basterdrave"

Otakuspeedvibe by Totokoko May 2, 2009

otaku 

The term "otaku" seems to have been introduced to anime fans in the US and other countries via Studio Gainax's "Otaku no Video 1985," a self-parody film.
Otaku, meaning probably "venerable house," refers to someone who has a devotion to a subject or hobby (not necessarily anime) to the point of not leaving home. For instance, an otaku fan of a particular movie star could quite possibly know all of the films s/he has been in, their birth date, time of birth, shoe size, favorite toothpaste, etc. Generally speaking, calling someone an otaku in Japan is an insult, implying that their social skills have atrophied or never even developed, due to their manic involvement in their chosen fandom.

In America, the term is used to denote a zealous fan, usually of anime and/or manga. Due to its introduction to most people's vocabulary through its tongue-in-cheek use in Gainax's film, "otaku" tends to have a much less dire definition overseas.

When dealing with Japanese people, however, it may be best to keep in mind the modern Japanese image of an otaku -- Someone who only leaves their home to eat or shop, if at all, with an overwhelming and unhealthy obsession about something. It can as easily refer to a stalker or sociopath as it can to a harmless anime buff.

Best to avoid the word altogether if one is not sure of the context in which it will be received.

Positive: "Oh, wow! Check it out: Neck-through, Floyd Rose locking tremolo and an optional push/pull coil tap!" (slaps forehead and laughs) "Man, I am such a guitar otaku, aren't I?"

Negative: "Stay clear of Toshi, man. He's such a RQ otaku, always online. Bet he's never actually even talked to a real-live girl before... You never know when he's gonna' snap, right?"

otaku by Cobweb February 23, 2005