Girl who watched anime: "There's no way a girl like this exists in reality lol" ← This

That's why we watch anime, 'cause they don't exist in real life.

They don't exist anywhere,
such people.

Guy watching anime: "No guy like this exists in real life either, lol"

>>2
Based on a shoujo manga, huh?

No, I gotta agree with the girl on this one.

True.

Both are correct.

Can't watch slice-of-life or club-themed anime, it's too cringe.

It's not about the anime girls, it's the situations in the anime that we admire.

They don't exist in real life, that's why they made them in 2D. Think about it.

Different ways to enjoy it.

So what if they don't exist in real life?

It's like watching Digimon and saying "Digimon don't exist in real life."

Can you say the same after watching Aku no Hana?

>>21
Situations like that don't exist in real life.

I think stories are basically about writing things that seem possible but aren't based on real experiences. From there, people keep imagining and create things that are far removed from reality, which only resonate with those detached from reality, and that leads to feelings of dislike.

What exactly do they mean by "there's no way they exist"?

- If they mean an exact same person,
Of course, they don't exist.
- Their background,
There might be people with similar backgrounds.
- Their traits,
The percentage varies, but there are probably people like that.
- Their voice,
Exists.
- The overall vibe,
There are probably people who give off a similar vibe.

Wait, now I'm starting to think they might exist.

Saying 2D is cuter than 3D, huh?

Even novels are made-up stories.

If they said "they must exist in real life," that's one thing, but why go out of your way to say "there's no way they exist"? There are all kinds of people in the world, so even if the percentage is small, there are probably people like anime characters.

By the way,
Girl watching anime: "There's no way girls like this exist in real life, lol" this
Do they exist in real life?