CATDOLL: Japanese media selected four dead otaku props, mobile phone cases were caught in the crossfire

We have reported before that the "otaku" group is actually an unpopular group in Japan, so it is okay to like the two-dimensional world no matter where you are, but you still have to be careful not to show off. And if you are disliked for being too "homely" or "fanatic", it will be even worse. Recently, Japan has summarized four "pain tools" exclusively for otakus that must not be seen by outsiders, and made them public to remind everyone to pay attention.

Pain mobile phone

As an indispensable communication tool in daily life, mobile phones are very likely to be seen by others. Although basically no one cares too much about the style of the phone case or the phone screen, using overly shocking patterns will still cause others to be unhappy, and most people will think that people who use such phone decorations are childish, especially in a more serious work environment.

Pain Bag

For colleagues or friends who are not very familiar with each other, when paying the bill for a meal, if you take out a wallet with cute characters or popular idols printed on it, people will suddenly feel "Hey! So this person has this hobby" and feel alienated. And sometimes those otakus are really too exaggerated.

Painful Manicure

Although painful nail art made with characters or logos from comics, animations, and games is very creative, such impactful nails will scare most people, not to mention that overly bright nail colors are not suitable for schools or workplaces.

Pain clothing

Although many people will not wear clothes with character patterns on them openly, you should also pay attention to the patterns on the inside of the clothes, or be careful with clothing accessories, such as the "privacy tie" we reported before. If someone accidentally sees it, it will leave a bad impression on others.