'People who watch cartoons'

Cartoons aren't as niche as anime or furfaggotry.

>>89270354
To be fair anime fans used to be lumped in with cartoon watchers. But years of ranting and raving about how anime is not cartoons and are completely separate from each other is what made the "Anime fan" subgroup.

Its entirely self made

>>89270702

I want to see /co/ and /a/ merge for a week

>>89270723
>I want to see a second civil war

>>89270723
Neither board would ever recover from that

>>89271865
Only if /lit/ merges with /co/ in the interim.

>>89270723
Only if you keep their faggot mods out of it.

>>89270354
Similarly I find it weird that Star Wars fans never got themselves a nickname. I mean you've got Trekkies and Whovians and stuff, but Star Wars...?

>>89272027
I think the term is "normie."
Unless you mean EU, knows-what-each-button-on-Vader's-chest-does fans. They're just called retards.

>>89272027
I think it's because everyone likes Star Wars. Star Trek is 100% sci fi, and thus appeals to geeks, but Star Wars is action, adventure and character development with a sci fi flavor. Midichlorian bullshit aside, there's no technobabble in Star Wars and almost all of the deep lore is kept to the EU. You can study the vast timeline of the galaxy all you want, none of that is significant in the movies. You don't need to know the homeworld of the Talz to appreciate a cool lightsaber fight.

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Fandoms are autism
/co/ maybe autistic but it will be way worse if that autism had something to be validated with like being called "otaku" or "gamer"

>>89272154
Hmm, I guess that makes sense.

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>>89272285
Putting labels on stuff makes it easier to be tainted.
It blurs the line between normal watcher, Huge Fan and Turbo Sperg.
>Baby Little Odinson And Baby Ray Bill

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>>89272457