CATDOLL: Who says otakus are weaklings! Japanese media lists the four advantages of otaku boyfriends

Recently, a Japanese website conducted a survey on some female netizens on the Internet. The survey items included the proportion of women who married otakus and what advantages they found in their otaku husbands. The results showed that 10.9% of women had dated otakus and thought that dating with otakus was very good. So the website summarized the feedback from female netizens and came up with the four major advantages of otaku boyfriends in the eyes of women.

　　Similar interests: Nowadays, there are a large number of women who like to watch animation. If you have common interests, you can have a great time talking to each other.

I don’t really understand what otaku is, but I have fun watching anime together (27 years old)

I also like animation so I have a lot of fun talking about it (27 years old)

I also like animation, so we can watch it together without any worries (25 years old)

　　Growth posture: Because animation covers not only animation itself, but also knowledge in various related fields, you can learn about a whole new world.

I participated in various activities, learned about various fields, and mastered a lot of knowledge through continuous exploration. I feel that animation is simply amazing and I have learned a lot! (33 years old)

I learned a lot of great anime theme songs (26 years old)

　　You can attend events together: If you are all otaku, you can go to events or concerts together without any hesitation. If you feel embarrassed to go alone, two people will have a great time!

　　I am also an otaku, so I don’t have to hide it. I am also recommended some animations that I don’t know, and it is very fun to participate in some animation-related events and concerts together. (28 years old)

　　Getting more and more familiar with the streets: Since otaku like to go on pilgrimages, they have a very detailed understanding of the land and regions, and there are holy places unique to otaku; if they are often taken to these places, even women who are directionally challenged will begin to understand them, and may even be able to find places they have never been to, which is full of novelty.

I started to know the streets of Akihabara like the back of my hand and could even strike up a conversation with the male juniors (30 years old)