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I would like to check one out even tho I'm not a weeb.
Welcome to the NHK is about a virgin hiki.
A lot of isekai animes are like that. They are, essentially, power and sex fantasies for incels. Not all of them though.
I would like to know this as well.
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don't know if this counts but ogrecel tbh
also nfk ni youkoso!
Aside from Welcome to the NHK:
Oregairu
Watamote if you don't mind a female protag
That Time I got Reincarnated as a Slime has a 37 yo virgin protag
Oregairu
Watamote if you don't mind a female protag
That Time I got Reincarnated as a Slime has a 37 yo virgin protag
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Nhk.
Isekai genre is filled with virgin male protags tho. Though they usually end up in a chad like situation once they go to the "new world". Konosuba comes to mind.
Isekai genre is filled with virgin male protags tho. Though they usually end up in a chad like situation once they go to the "new world". Konosuba comes to mind.
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NHK and watamote
And its a really nice one.
The premise of most animes centered around teenage love are incredibly bluepilled, no wonder its viewers develop distorted outlooks on relationships.
Satou isn't a virgin, as it was implied that he had sex with Hitomi back in HS. Still, one of the most relateable anime for incels as most of us are shut ins/social outcast, and Satou is generally a loser.
It's been some time since I watched it tbh, and I was probably just projecting.
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I think the main character of Sayonara Zetsubō-sensei can be considered an outcast but the anime has also a comic vibe.
@Social Outcast, what do you think about this?
Doesn't the main bitch in that anime like him though?
Try 3 gatsu no lion. MC is an autistic shoji prodigy. Isn't really about him being an outcast though.
I've searched far and wide for anime that I could "relate to" when I was in high school and I found Oregairu (edgy trash), Colorful (good movie based on a novel and uses realistic style and just a lot more realism in general than most anime), and Welcome to the NHK and that's pretty much it. There's a show called "I don't have very many friends" but it's just a silly comedy that has nothing to do with inceldom. There's no other anime that covers this topic directly in any depth. Episode 5 of Death Parade features a typical otaku guy who killed himself. There are lots of anime with wimpy protagonists that the severely autistic otaku viewer is supposed to relate to like Guilty Crown, Future Diary etc. I guess Genshiken could fit what you're looking for coz it's about uni autists in anime club.
I've searched far and wide for anime that I could "relate to" when I was in high school and I found Oregairu (edgy trash), Colorful (good movie based on a novel and uses realistic style and just a lot more realism in general than most anime), and Welcome to the NHK and that's pretty much it. There's a show called "I don't have very many friends" but it's just a silly comedy that has nothing to do with inceldom. There's no other anime that covers this topic directly in any depth. Episode 5 of Death Parade features a typical otaku guy who killed himself. There are lots of anime with wimpy protagonists that the severely autistic otaku viewer is supposed to relate to like Guilty Crown, Future Diary etc. I guess Genshiken could fit what you're looking for coz it's about uni autists in anime club.
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Btoooom! started out with a hikki but he was drawn pretty attractive/tallish and got with a girl at the end
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