Strange fandoms: Disembodied Heads Edition

I’ve mentioned the yukkuri things before, but maybe they deserve another look.

Oh geez.

So one day, someone drew an ugly Touhou fanart and posted it on a 2ch board. Is that how it goes? Did I get this right?

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People found it hilarious, for whatever reason, and naturally it spread like wildfire.

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Aw, she hurt herself.

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I don’t even know what to-

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…say.

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One thing for sure–they always have some kinda drooling, retarded face on them.

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And this one here, while not disembodied like the others, might just be the strangest.

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Noice. Y’know what? I’ll just leave this troll right here.

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If you suppose that’s the only example of disembodied heads in anime fandoms, take a look at Megurine Luka.

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That’s right–an octopus. So I suppose she isn’t exactly disembodied, but it’s close. I don’t really know how this one started.

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If you know, feel free to comment or something.

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It’s one thing to admire a moe Vocaloid sensation (I personally don’t get that either), but to imagine her as an octopus really takes a special kind of effort.

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Maybe the original intention was something funny?

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Woo. This doesn’t really scratch the surface at just how strange and weird anime fandom can be, but I’m inbetween editorials and there’s no new anime to watch!

3 thoughts on “Strange fandoms: Disembodied Heads Edition

    1. Kanga

      Tako luka came around because of a model of Luka Megurine on MMD (Miku Miku Dance) The hair reminded people a lot of an ocotopus. Sooner or later someone manipulated Luka into and ocotopus and named her, Tako Luka.

      ^-^ I’m sure there is more to this story, but thats it in a nutshell

      Reply

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