Japanese Twitter user Take World 12 (@ ta_shi12) owns a collection of figures from the immense One Piece franchise. In fact, this is not unusual, as it is one of the most popular manga and anime franchises in Japan, and even so, @ ta_shi12's collection is nowhere near the largest in the otaku world.
So what is it that makes it special? Well, for starters, "Take World 12" doesn't save the figures in their boring original packaging, but instead opens and organizes them into beautifully designed scenes, regularly taking pictures of them and sharing them through their social media.
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Then there is the size of your collection, which is so large that it takes up an entire room in your home, and even requires a couple of extra racks hanging from the ceiling.
“Take World 12” is not just a One Piece fan, he's also a parent, and recently began to think that perhaps his children are ashamed of him for being a large-scale otaku.
But to the surprise of “Take World 12”, he recently discovered that, instead of hiding his passion from his friends, his son cheerfully presumes that his father collects all of this, and he discovered it when he saw that his son shares the photographs he uploads in his social networks.
あはは…気付きましたか！— take world12 (@ta_shi12) June 14, 2020
有り難うございます♪ pic.twitter.com/DL0NxLEBXg
Confused, "Take World 12" commented in one of his publications: "Are you not ashamed that people know that your father is an otaku?". To which the boy replied: "Once your father reaches a certain extreme level of being an otaku, it becomes more of something to brag about, don't you think?"
息子が私のTwitterやInstagramの— take world12 (@ta_shi12) June 13, 2020
アカウントを友達に教えるので
私『お前はお父さんがオタクって
バレる事に恥ずかしくないんか？』
息子『ここまでやったら
自慢の領域やろ？』
私『……有り難う(泣)』 pic.twitter.com/r9MZnLQSXJ
"Thank you," replied "Take World 12," surely in tears at her son's response on Twitter, as he continued to explain more about his collection. It turns out that "Take World 12" is practically blind in one eye, which is why his family members have repeatedly expressed their surprise when they see how perfectly placed the representations that the user makes with the figures, and it turns out that his children help him sometimes.
— take world12 (@ta_shi12) June 8, 2020
The now family project seems to have created a special bond between them, and “Take World 12” deeply thanked their children for their support. "Mentally, I am the same age as them," he commented, "but I hope you all continue to see the photographs in my collection."
沢山の反応頂き有り難うございます！— take world12 (@ta_shi12) June 14, 2020
私は病気で片目の視力が殆んど見えません。身内からも見えてる方の目に負担が掛かるから辞めた方が良いと言われながらも子供たちに支えれここまで作る事が出来ました。
応援して下さった皆様
精神年齢は息子と変わらない私ですが
宜しくお願い致します。 pic.twitter.com/V5CodnGQq7
Source: Twitter
