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In Short

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	==In Short==		==In Short==
	Waifu is a term used to disparage ''any'' female OC on /tg/ regardless of quality. If you want to see hilarious rage, [https://waifuforlaifu.com/pages/waifu-generator keep making more Waifus].		Waifu is a term used to disparage ''any'' female OC on /tg/ regardless of quality or the intent behind her creation. If you want to see hilarious rage, [https://waifuforlaifu.com/pages/waifu-generator keep making more Waifus].

	==An Alternate Take==		==An Alternate Take==

1d4chan>Onewaifu: /* In Short */

2021-02-24T23:03:00Z

In Short

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	==In Short==		==In Short==
	Waifu is a term used to disparage ''any'' female OC on /tg/ regardless of quality. If you want to see hilarious rage, keep making more.		Waifu is a term used to disparage ''any'' female OC on /tg/ regardless of quality. If you want to see hilarious rage, [https://waifuforlaifu.com/pages/waifu-generator keep making more Waifus].

	==An Alternate Take==		==An Alternate Take==

45.92.65.9: /* On /tg/ */

2021-02-15T10:00:30Z

On /tg/

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	==On /tg/==		==On /tg/==
	On /tg/ ''any'' female character is often referred to as Waifu, particularly if she is a [[List of /tg/ Characters\|character made on /tg/]]. Occasionally it is used seriously to express love for (or the desire to have sex with) a female character. More often, it is used negatively, as a slur - implying that said character is only popular because she is female and /tg/ wants to bone her, or to suggest that the person being addressed has an unhealthy obsession with said character. Some have gone so far to use waifu to mark entire entities or groups, such as the [[Sisters of Battle]]. Such usage of waifu is most often accompanied by much [[rage]].		On /tg/ ''any'' female character is often referred to as Waifu, particularly if she is a [[List of /tg/ Characters\|character made on /tg/]]. Occasionally it is used seriously to express love for (or the desire to have sex with) a female character. More often, it is used negatively, as a slur - implying that said character is only popular because she is female and /tg/ wants to bone her, or to suggest that the person being addressed has an unhealthy obsession with said character. Some have gone so far to use waifu to mark entire entities or groups, such as the [[Sisters of Battle]]. Such usage of waifu is most often accompanied by much [[rage]]. In fairness their predecessors were called the Brides of the Emperor.

	This new usage has come about as the direct result of meme decay, specifically the meme leaving forums like 4chan and finding its way into broad use by the [[weeaboo\|anime community as a whole]]. The term became, like the much older ''desu'', so overused by immature and irritating 12-year-olds that /tg/ has summarily executed any worth it had left.		This new usage has come about as the direct result of meme decay, specifically the meme leaving forums like 4chan and finding its way into broad use by the [[weeaboo\|anime community as a whole]]. The term became, like the much older ''desu'', so overused by immature and irritating 12-year-olds that /tg/ has summarily executed any worth it had left.

1d4chan>Darkon44 at 10:31, 30 September 2020

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	* [[Blue]]		* [[Blue]]
	* [[Boone]]		* [[Boone]]
			* [[Bjorn the Fell Handed]]
	* [[Chem-chan]]		* [[Chem-chan]]
	* [[Elf\|Brown Elves]]		* [[Elf\|Brown Elves]]

1d4chan>Saarlacfunkel: /* An Alternate Take */

2019-11-29T00:32:56Z

An Alternate Take

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	==An Alternate Take==		==An Alternate Take==
	It's important to note that, according to some people, "Waifu" is more a verb or adjuctive than a noun: It refers to the "relationship" between the weeaboo and the character, regardless of the intent of the author.		It's important to note that, according to some people, "Waifu" is more a verb or adjuctive than a noun: It refers to the "relationship" between the weeaboo and the character, regardless of the intent of the author.

			Well, unless you're accusing the Author of ''directly and personally'' Waifuing the character, and even then, it's only the ''Author's'' Waifu. For more on this kind of situation search for "waifu" under our [[Mary Sue]] article.

	Thus, unless a character stands accused of being ''designed'' to inspire Waifuing, no character can be a Waifu in-and-of themselves, because '''any''' character can be Waifued or Husbandoed. Yes, including [[Nurgle]] and [[Cthulhu]]. Under this view, the appropriate name for a character designed to be Waifu'd is "Waifu-bait".		Thus, unless a character stands accused of being ''designed'' to inspire Waifuing, no character can be a Waifu in-and-of themselves, because '''any''' character can be Waifued or Husbandoed. Yes, including [[Nurgle]] and [[Cthulhu]]. Under this view, the appropriate name for a character designed to be Waifu'd is "Waifu-bait".

65.117.99.172 at 15:34, 6 June 2019

2019-06-06T15:34:28Z

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	<blockquote>'''"If you have a waifu, you have no laifu."'''</blockquote>		<blockquote>'''"If you have a waifu, you have no laifu."'''</blockquote>

	"'''Waifu'''" (a ~~phonetic version~~ of ~~how~~ the Japanese ~~might pronounce~~ "~~Wife~~") originally was used to denote a female [[anime]] character - specifically one's favored anime character. It could be said to be the personification of an ideal significant other, but most often denotes a character one felt attraction to beyond the average anime girl. Originated as part of a one-off gag in ''Azumanga Daioh!'' for whoever even cares.		"'''Waifu'''" (a Romanization of the Japanese pronunciation of "wife") originally was used to denote a female [[anime]] character - specifically one's favored anime character. It could be said to be the personification of an ideal significant other, but most often denotes a character one felt attraction to beyond the average anime girl. Originated as part of a one-off gag in ''Azumanga Daioh!'' for whoever even cares.

	Despite being exactly the kind of [[weeaboo]] identifier that 4chan attacks like hungry wolves, it's also the kind of short-and-snappy universal term that faggots can't help but use anyway when they stop giving a shit about looking cooler than they are.		Despite being exactly the kind of [[weeaboo]] identifier that 4chan attacks like hungry wolves, it's also the kind of short-and-snappy universal term that faggots can't help but use anyway when they stop giving a shit about looking cooler than they are.

1d4chan>Saarlacfunkel at 11:49, 3 May 2019

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	It's important to note that, according to some people, "Waifu" is more a verb or adjuctive than a noun: It refers to the "relationship" between the weeaboo and the character, regardless of the intent of the author.		It's important to note that, according to some people, "Waifu" is more a verb or adjuctive than a noun: It refers to the "relationship" between the weeaboo and the character, regardless of the intent of the author.

	Thus, unless a character stands accused of being ''designed'' to inspire Waifuing, no character can be a Waifu in-and-of themselves, because '''any''' character can be Waifued or Husbandoed. Yes, including [[Nurgle]] and [[Cthulhu]].		Thus, unless a character stands accused of being ''designed'' to inspire Waifuing, no character can be a Waifu in-and-of themselves, because '''any''' character can be Waifued or Husbandoed. Yes, including [[Nurgle]] and [[Cthulhu]]. Under this view, the appropriate name for a character designed to be Waifu'd is "Waifu-bait".

	==Those Who Stand Accused of Being Waifus==		==Those Who Stand Accused of Being Waifus==
	<small>(Or, in the alternate, "Designed to be waifus")</small>		<small>(Or, in the alternate, "Designed to be waifus" or "Waifu-bait")</small>
	* [[Towergirls]]		* [[Towergirls]]
	* [[Monstergirls]]		* [[Monstergirls]]

1d4chan>Saarlacfunkel: /* External Links */ Feel free to revert and remove, but I found it funny.

2019-04-23T08:34:13Z

External Links: Feel free to revert and remove, but I found it funny.

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	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qTmBbPvqcs How to pick your ideal Waifu]		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qTmBbPvqcs How to pick your ideal Waifu]
	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mn_bLGhZCaY Your waifu doesn't love you]		*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mn_bLGhZCaY Your waifu doesn't love you]
			*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueX_QV6CXU8 A short educational film about life on the front lines of the (anime) Waifu wars]
	*[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/grape-kun Even animals can have waifus!]		*[http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/grape-kun Even animals can have waifus!]

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