Are you really an Otaku? Let's take a test & see.

nobody does anyway
except for the "real" otakus

 

Who is the "real" otakus here?

 

The one who answered 200/200 without cheating

 

Well,we need for that one to come.

 

You answered "yes" to 28 of 200 questions, making you 86.0% otaku pure (14.0% otaku corrupt).
Your Weirdness Factor (AKA Uniqueness Factor) is 10%, based on a comparison of your test results with 91823 other submissions for this test.

The average purity for this test is 66.4%.
The first submission for this test was received August 5, 1998.

It's only 86.0% because I know all about the hentai and definitions, if I didn't I would be like 91.0%

 

Who is the highest so far?

 

Well corruption is the highest Otaku factor
Purity is anti-otaku

 

Now I get it.

 

Yes, I can explain better than the person who made that test.
I also doubt the credibility of that test in general..

 

Is all the question same?

 

You answered "yes" to 66 of 200 questions, making you 67.0% otaku pure (33.0% otaku corrupt).
Your Weirdness Factor (AKA Uniqueness Factor) is 15%, based on a comparison of your test results with 91823 other submissions for this test.

The average purity for this test is 66.4%.

 

Actually, the word "Otaku" means also "house" or more exactly "honorable-house". (Meaning that it is not your own house, but someone else's)
Someone explained to me once that the original otakus were people, who did nothing else than devote their time to anime and manga. They didn't go to work (or if they did, all the money was spent on anime/manga -merchandise and so on), didn't socialize. Basically put, they just stayed home. That's where the word "otaku" comes from.
Nowadays people in Japan associate the word with people who are really into anime/manga. Almost all the Japanese people read manga. They've got manga for adults (not just that pervy stuff, min you), manga that teach languages, cooking, politics, sports, anything. It's the same what watching Disney films or reading comics like Asterix & Obelix or Mickey Mouse is to us westerns.

In 80's at least (and still with the older people) the word is not meant for praise or even for a description of that persons hobbies. The word actually carried an insult within. I think it could've been translated to something like "the person who spends all his/her time into something trivial and is not productive." The word was used to shun. However the word is viewed in more positive light nowadays.

When people in Finland say "he/she is an otaku", they mean that the person reads manga, watches anime, plays games and spends a lot of time in the internet. However, that is normal for most boys in Japan.

So, the true meaning of "Otaku" is distorted in West, but I guess that does no harm to anyone...

 

Aren't those called NEETs?

 

You answered "yes" to 67 of 200 questions, making you 66.5% otaku pure (33.5% otaku corrupt).
Your Weirdness Factor (AKA Uniqueness Factor) is 16%, based on a comparison of your test results with 91823 other submissions for this test.

The average purity for this test is 66.4%.
The first submission for this test was received August 5, 1998.

 

91.5% otaku pure (8.5% otaku corrupt).
Weirdness Factor 12%,

I'm anti-otaku, I win

 

no you lose
I wonder where's the guy who's going to get 100% corrupt in that test

 

not me

Your otaku Purity Test Results
You answered "yes" to 8 of 200 questions, making you 96.0% otaku pure (4.0% otaku corrupt).
Your Weirdness Factor (AKA Uniqueness Factor) is 14%

bah, and i thought i was too corrupt

 

My results:
Pure: %75.5
Corrupt: %24.5
Weird: %8

 

Your otaku Purity Test Results
You answered "yes" to 23 of 200 questions, making you 88.5% otaku pure (11.5% otaku corrupt).
Your Weirdness Factor (AKA Uniqueness Factor) is 8%, based on a comparison of your test results with 91823 other submissions for this test.

The average purity for this test is 66.4%.
The first submission for this test was received August 5, 1998. .............wow 23 only?

 

86.0% otaku pure (14.0% otaku corrupt).

It's sort of messed up though, I did start a flame war on an anime forum, but I was trolling at the time, so I don't think it should count.