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Waifus: Fans reveal who their first anime girl was

Rafael Shinzo
My name is Rafael Alves, known as Shinzo. I created the AnimeNew website in 2009 to offer news about anime, manga, and games directly from Japan.

comment forum anime, otaku members shared their experiences and reflections on who they consider to be their first anime "Waifus." This term, derived from the English word "wife," has become popular in otaku culture to refer to a female anime character for whom someone feels deep affection and attachment.

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The idea of ​​having a "waifu" originated in the anime and manga subculture in Japan, where fans develop emotional connections with fictional characters. These characters often embody certain qualities or archetypes that make them appealing to viewers, such as tenderness, intelligence, courage, or loyalty.

For a female anime character to be considered a "waifu" by a community, she generally needs to have certain specific characteristics. This can include a charming or intriguing personality, a distinctive visual design, and memorable moments or lines in the series. Furthermore, the ideal "waifu" can vary from person to person, as each fan has their own individual tastes and preferences.

Therefore, the debate about the first "waifu" is an opportunity for fans to share memories that impacted their journey as anime enthusiasts. Whether it's a fairy tale princess or a warrior, however, each person's first anime "waifu" can say a lot about their interests.

  • It's not exactly anime, but probably Shego and Kim Possible. Or maybe Misty from the Pokémon anime.
  • My first waifu was Misty from Pokémon. I'm ashamed to admit it, but Renamon from Digimon Tamer also has one, and I'm not a furry friend.
  • Sailor Jupiter, I have no doubt.
  • Ryoko from Tenchi Muyo!.
  • Animation in general? Probably Daphne from Scooby-Doo. Specifically in anime, definitely Jessie from Pokémon.
  • Android 18.
  • Princess Kida of Atlantis, The Lost Empire .”
  • Hiratsuka-sensei of Oregairu.
  • Jessica Rabbit from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" ».
  • The first would be Ty Lee from Avatar or Starfire from Teen Titans. Then it would be Shana from Shakugan no Shana .
  • For me, my first waifu was Miyuki Takara from Lucky Star.
  • Mai Sakurajima.
  • Ryoko from Tenshi Muyo!, and Melfina from Outlaw Star
  • Kagome from InuYasha
  • My first anime love was probably Your Forger. Try proving me wrong.

Finally, I'll leave the answer to you in the comments. Which anime waifus have had a positive impact on you?

Source: Reddit