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Uploaded by ManBehindTheCurtain Jul 16, 2018 at 07:58PM EDT
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![New Episode of Law and Order: SVU Focuses on Otaku Culture ubespongecake We're finally killing animé fourofthem #0ce T voice] they're called weaboos hellionesque diD YOU ACTUALLY READ THE ARTICLE THOUGH IT'S THE FUNNIEST S--- The most recent episode of the NBC crime drama Law and Order Special Victims Unit has touched off intense discussion in the anime community. The episode, titled "Loliconvict, featured detectives Benson Mariska Hargitay) and Tutuola (Ice-T) pursuing an illicit doujinshi ring The episode takes the detectives to an anime convention where they attend a boring panel discussion on the topic what the hell is moe, anyway?, and to several basements packed to the rafters with idol figures and dakimakura Throughout the episode, the agents crack down on otaku and the recent "moe phenomenon, hinted to be synonymous with child ponography. Otaku, the episode explains, are dangerous reclusive criminals who peddle explicit cartoons. Agent Tutuola apprehends one otaku early in the episode and uncovers his harem of wives (known as waifu) before remarking that the man's waifu were "s---. Agent Tutuola apprehends one otaku early in the episode and uncovers his harem While many members of the anime community criticized the episode for inaccurately portraying anime fans episode was carefully researched Our writers spent hours poring over Anitwitter, /al, and several major anime websites in order to make the episode as believable as possible,' episode director Waren Leight told Anime Maru In one scene, Detective Tutuola says that he read on ANN that Kirino was, in fact, best Orelmo. That's actually something we really saw on that website. See what I mean? We are committed to being authentic. Chare thie](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/001/281/908/370.png "This time on Law and Order: SVU....")
Uploaded by ManBehindTheCurtain Jul 16, 2018 at 07:58PM EDT
weaboo otaku spongebob squarepants
Origin Entry: Otaku
File type: png
Resolution: (512px x 384px)
File size: 198 KB
![New Episode of Law and Order: SVU Focuses on Otaku Culture ubespongecake We're finally killing animé fourofthem #0ce T voice] they're called weaboos hellionesque diD YOU ACTUALLY READ THE ARTICLE THOUGH IT'S THE FUNNIEST S--- The most recent episode of the NBC crime drama Law and Order Special Victims Unit has touched off intense discussion in the anime community. The episode, titled "Loliconvict, featured detectives Benson Mariska Hargitay) and Tutuola (Ice-T) pursuing an illicit doujinshi ring The episode takes the detectives to an anime convention where they attend a boring panel discussion on the topic what the hell is moe, anyway?, and to several basements packed to the rafters with idol figures and dakimakura Throughout the episode, the agents crack down on otaku and the recent "moe phenomenon, hinted to be synonymous with child ponography. Otaku, the episode explains, are dangerous reclusive criminals who peddle explicit cartoons. Agent Tutuola apprehends one otaku early in the episode and uncovers his harem of wives (known as waifu) before remarking that the man's waifu were "s---. Agent Tutuola apprehends one otaku early in the episode and uncovers his harem While many members of the anime community criticized the episode for inaccurately portraying anime fans episode was carefully researched Our writers spent hours poring over Anitwitter, /al, and several major anime websites in order to make the episode as believable as possible,' episode director Waren Leight told Anime Maru In one scene, Detective Tutuola says that he read on ANN that Kirino was, in fact, best Orelmo. That's actually something we really saw on that website. See what I mean? We are committed to being authentic. Chare thie](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/281/908/370.png "This time on Law and Order: SVU....")
