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INTEREST: K-ON! Men's Boxer Briefs Revealed

At least the underwear are nowhere near as bad as those Nanoha boxers I remember seeing somewhere

Ok... There are many ways otaku would portray his/her ownership of these merchandise(s)

Option 1: Keep it as a display item in the display room. (Unopened/frame it etc) ~ Less creepy
Option 2: Wear it normally around your house
Option 3: Wear it without washing it for months ~ Creepy
Option 4: Wear it until it's soiled (God forbid what he/she had done with it) and up it on display in the display room ~ Extremely creepy and needs medical attention

O_o;

Ok... There are many ways otaku would portray his/her ownership of these merchandise(s)

Option 1: Keep it as a display item in the display room. (Unopened/frame it etc) ~ Less creepy
Option 2: Wear it normally around your house
Option 3: Wear it without washing it for months ~ Creepy
Option 4: Wear it until it's soiled (God forbid what he/she had done with it) and up it on display in the display room ~ Extremely creepy and needs medical attention

O_o;

Just out of curiosity, but which side of your creepy scale would it fall on if they wanted to get them signed by VAs before framing? For the sake of the question, presume they are otherwise pristine, and not already at step 4.

Ashminigun wrote:

Ok... There are many ways otaku would portray his/her ownership of these merchandise(s) Option 1: Keep it as a display item in the display room. (Unopened/frame it etc) ~ Less creepy Option 2: Wear it normally around your house Option 3: Wear it without washing it for months ~ Creepy Option 4: Wear it until it's soiled (God forbid what he/she had done with it) and up it on display in the display room ~ Extremely creepy and needs medical attention O_o;

Any real fan would buy at least two of any usable merchandise--One to use and one to store.

nght5tlkr wrote:

Ashminigun wrote: Ok... There are many ways otaku would portray his/her ownership of these merchandise(s) Option 1: Keep it as a display item in the display room. (Unopened/frame it etc) ~ Less creepy Option 2: Wear it normally around your house Option 3: Wear it without washing it for months ~ Creepy Option 4: Wear it until it's soiled (God forbid what he/she had done with it) and up it on display in the display room ~ Extremely creepy and needs medical attention O_o; Any real fan would buy at least two of any usable merchandise--One to use and one to store.

No, they'd buy three. One to use, one to store, and one to spread the gospel.

nght5tlkr wrote:

Ashminigun wrote: Ok... There are many ways otaku would portray his/her ownership of these merchandise(s) Option 1: Keep it as a display item in the display room. (Unopened/frame it etc) ~ Less creepy Option 2: Wear it normally around your house Option 3: Wear it without washing it for months ~ Creepy Option 4: Wear it until it's soiled (God forbid what he/she had done with it) and up it on display in the display room ~ Extremely creepy and needs medical attention O_o; Any real fan would buy at least two of any usable merchandise--One to use and one to store.

No, they'd buy three. One to use, one to store, and one to spread the gospel.

These won't sell very well as they don't have the sizes to fit the actual otaku who would buy these to actually wear. Like XL, XXL and XXXL. No need to worry about showing these to the neighbours either as they will never be washed and hung outside. Yet another reason to love Japanese culture.

Mohawk52 wrote:

These won't sell very well as they don't have the sizes to fit the actual otaku who would buy these to actually wear. Like XL, XXL and XXXL. No need to worry about showing these to the neighbours either as they will never be washed and hung outside. Yet another reason to love Japanese culture.

I haven't seen too many "large" Japanese anime fans. Perhaps you were thinking this was available to those in the States?

nght5tlkr wrote:

Mohawk52 wrote: These won't sell very well as they don't have the sizes to fit the actual otaku who would buy these to actually wear. Like XL, XXL and XXXL. No need to worry about showing these to the neighbours either as they will never be washed and hung outside. Yet another reason to love Japanese culture. I haven't seen too many "large" Japanese anime fans. Perhaps you were thinking this was available to those in the States?

Despite the fact ANN just showed a poll where 1/4th of Japan admitted to being an Otaku, people still love to say otaku are all fat, child molesting pedophiles who never met a member of the opposite sex or have any friends. Those are usually the people you should ignore since they're either ignorant and going off what they heard on the internet, or purposely trying to troll.

TitanXL wrote:

nght5tlkr wrote: Mohawk52 wrote: These won't sell very well as they don't have the sizes to fit the actual otaku who would buy these to actually wear. Like XL, XXL and XXXL. No need to worry about showing these to the neighbours either as they will never be washed and hung outside. Yet another reason to love Japanese culture. I haven't seen too many "large" Japanese anime fans. Perhaps you were thinking this was available to those in the States? Despite the fact ANN just showed a poll where 1/4th of Japan admitted to being an Otaku, people still love to say otaku are all fat, child molesting pedophiles who never met a member of the opposite sex or have any friends. Those are usually the people you should ignore since they're either ignorant and going off what they heard on the internet, or purposely trying to troll.

Have to agree with you there. The people I converse with online and friend through conventions and campus life don't fit that stereotype at all. Probably helps when 8% of the campus makeup here is Japanese in origin.