Snapper2001's definitions

Toedeloe

Toedeloe is an Afrikaans variant of Tootaloo.

Toedeloe almal! Ek sien jou volgende week.

by Snapper2001 December 23, 2025

Tapit

Tapit is an Afrikaans word for a slimy stranger who doesn’t care.

Moenie jou hare so gel nie, jy lyk soos ‘n regte Tapit.

by Snapper2001 December 23, 2025

Sailor Moon is coming to visit

Sailor Moon is coming to visit is a very family friendly yet unusual euphemism for a teenage girl’s period.

Hey Miss Marianna, Sailor Moon is coming to visit you!

by Snapper2001 December 23, 2025

Mainstream Menace

A Mainstream Menace is someone who out trounces his more talented fellows and still ensures that what we consider mainstream is rather subjective.

Akiyuki Shinbo has become a long term Mainstream Menace by having redefined both anime and Japanese meme culture from the 1980s to the 2020s, partly thanks to his wildly excessive use of Wakame Shadows from early in his career.

by Snapper2001 December 24, 2025

Web-Kun

A Web-Kun is a charismatic animator with strong connections and ties to the Webgen community. He/She/They are a Pers-Kun who does animate things usually digitally, not only on a tablet but also on a computer.

Pokemon, Pretty Cure, Dragon Ball Z, Space Battleship Yamato, Cowboy Bebop, Sailor Moon, Sonic X, Evangelion, Cyborg 009, Kikaider and Naruto have all undoubtedly inspired many a prominent Web-Kun such as Ryo-Timo and the like.

by Snapper2001 December 27, 2025

Space Battleship Yamato

Space Battleship Yamato is a highly influential sci fi franchise co-created by the late Leiji Matsumoto.

Space Battleship Yamato not only has led to the rise of both otaku and sakuga related slang from the mid 1970s-early 1980s and beyond, but also has popularised more mature general audience Space Operas on television.

by Snapper2001 December 27, 2025

Uncreativity

Uncreativity is what happens when the relentless quest for innovation can go way too far, but otherwise in a well meaning way.

The concept of Uncreativity proposed by Chris Bilton (Citation2015) highlights a crucial counterbalance in the creative process, challenging the preeminence of novelty by emphasizing the refinement and valuation of existing ideas. He articulates ‘uncreativity’ as a force that provides stability, asserting it ‘provides a necessary ballast’ against the relentless quest for innovation.

by Snapper2001 January 1, 2026