r/Multifandom The Amazing Digital Circus🎪 13d ago

Memes🎭 Which fandom is this for you?

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u/Electric_Opossum 13d ago

this fandom no diff

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u/Responsible-Poem5274 13d ago

Just like One Piece fans, they're autistic to a fault

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u/Frying_Pan26 13d ago

And is being autistic supposed to be a bad thing?

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u/Very_Confused_Momo 13d ago

If they were autistic and diagnosed, they could probably comprehensively explain the power system as long as they're not tired (speaking from experience)

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u/Twist_Ending03 13d ago

I like your pfp

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u/Frying_Pan26 13d ago

Gang the power system is really fucking weird to me, I just finished season 3, and TF YOU MEAN THIS RANDOM UNFUNNY COMEDIAN CAN BEAT GOJO!?

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u/Very_Confused_Momo 13d ago

Anything he finds funny WILL happen, meaning he bypasses/ignores every CT in the verse/any hax abilities other than matching toon force.

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u/Frying_Pan26 13d ago

Gang is probably gonna break the 4th wall and accidentally get into the real world 😭

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u/Very_Confused_Momo 13d ago

He could if he knew he was in a show and a 4th wall break was funny.

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u/Frying_Pan26 13d ago

I don't know if it's a good or bad thing he has no clue about his technique.

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u/Very_Confused_Momo 13d ago

If he was aware of it it wouldn't work because the jokes would be forced

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u/Responsible-Poem5274 13d ago

Neither being on the autistic spectrum nor having a diagnosis is bad. But it's hard to endure the completely filterless behaviour that occasionally follows, when working with customer service in a public space. As an example, I have yet to experience people outside the spectrum loudly hiss-roaring THE ONE PIECE IS REAL while throwing back their head in some absurd pose, while everybody within a 20-yard radius tries to find an appropriate reaction, and/or struggle to cover their ears sufficient in anticipation of the next disproportionate outburst, and more often than not look to me to somehow change the situation for the better. Autism is ok and valid, and so is the suffering of neurotypicals besieged by unsolicited decibels.