r/Animemes 

A subreddit on popular app Reddit full of degenerates and 2d girl simpers.

hey look its another Hayasaka meme on r/animemes

r/Animemes by ishigami's depression May 12, 2020

r/Animemes 

Used to be full of weebs able to express their opinions a about waifus and animes. After the mods changed the rules (with no announcements) the community turned on them and fled to r/goodanimemes which reached the 100 thousand mark in only 11 days.

- man r/Animemes mods really fucked up
- yeah lets go to r/goodanimemes instead

r/Animemes by LukasGamerPlayz October 24, 2020

r/Animemes 

r/Animemes is where you post your anime memes and or the sub's mascot content.
RISE FROM THE ASHES! Wake the fuck up weebs! This subreddit is for anime simps of all kind, not for homophobic people tho.

"Yo, bro r/Animemes is regaining strength post drama, it's totally rising from the ashes."

r/Animemes by Mijeoloo December 26, 2020

r/Animemes 

It's exactly what it says on the tin: a subreddit for memes about anime. There are good memes, and then there are bad memes. And that's pretty much it.

User 1: What's the most popular subreddit for anime memes? I know it's not r/animememes
User 2: r/Animemes
User 1: Ah thanks

r/Animemes by Mary Mary Quite The Contrarian February 15, 2022

r/animemes case 

noun: define a situation where a community rebels against a moderator or a group of moderators who try to impose their own views and no longer serve the community

example: "this reminds me of the r/animemes case, mods are janitors keeping the community clean, not all powerfull moody gods"

r/animemes case by atome365 November 13, 2020

r/animemes case 

noun: design a situation where a community revolts against authoritarian moderators.

"thats truly a r/animemes case here, mods are not moody gods, they are janitors working for the community and keeping it clean"

r/animemes case by atome365 November 13, 2020

r/Animemes case 

Noun: A case where moderators try to make the community a better place but bigoted users riot and throw a fuss to keep a toxic "culture".

"That reminds me of the r/Animemes case, they sure love their degenerate "culture" huh?"

r/Animemes case by Mijeoloo December 26, 2020