I feel that as a semi-otaku, I don't want otaku culture to become the mainstream anyway. Otaku culture has its significance, but it has not become the bearing capacity and inclusiveness of mainstream culture. Otaku culture is more inclined to commercial manufactured goods, and its significance as a commodity is much heavier than that as a cultural and artistic work. Since it is called otaku culture, it tends to be private. As a personal interest, its entertainment is obvious to all, but its educational significance and spiritual inheritance function are not serious.

In addition, otaku culture often has a strong rejection of mainstream culture, which may have a great impact on mainstream culture. To sum up, I hope the otaku culture can develop reasonably, and I hope you can enjoy the otaku culture rationally. There is no distinction between high and low culture, but there are differences in adaptability to the times. Although otaku culture is beautiful, its driving force for future development is still insufficient.

Finally, I hope everyone can go out and study more when they get home. A house is not a waste. Although the house is good, don't be careless.

Compared with other cultures, otaku culture is not deep enough to become the mainstream culture. Seeing the growing influence of otaku culture in recent years, to be honest, I personally feel very uncomfortable. After all, I prefer enclosure to self-sprouting rather than becoming mainstream culture.

In addition, more than half of otaku culture is commercialized, and less than half is really loved. In short, the commercialization is too serious, and the money of the dead house is easy to cheat.

Why can't otaku culture become the mainstream? Because of cuteness and lack of seriousness. Mainstream culture is more inclined to' true' expression. When you reach a certain age, you will feel that the house is a little small. This is called leaving the house. Because you've lived in three dimensions all your life.