What does two dimensional chef mean

Simply put, it's like an anime or a character or something, just like I like the English of APH and the British is the British chef.

Here's an excerpt from my encyclopedia. qaq begging!

In popular online terms such as the anime and fan world, the meaning of "kitchen" also refers to a person who likes a certain character (thing) to the point of almost going crazy. (Nowadays, the concept of faith has actually extended beyond anime.) ）

For example, a person who likes a certain character (thing) to a pathological level, and because he likes this character (thing), he does not hesitate to belittle or denigrate other things, or does not allow others to have a negative evaluation of the person (thing), or even does not allow them to have unacceptable remarks about the person (thing) ......In this case, you can call the other party "xx chef".

"Like" here is mostly derogatory, and in some ways "cook" plays an undesirable role in fandom. The difference between "Chef" and ordinary comic fans is like the relationship between "Lamer" and ordinary outreach party, the former is a radical version of the latter, and it is a nightmare for most fans in the circle.

However, it is important to note that there is a difference between the concepts of "kitchen" and "fanatical fan".

Avid fans may simply be obsessed with a certain person (thing), but they will maintain a gentlemanly spirit of free speech towards dissidents, or take a blind attitude, and only engage in a war of words if their own interests are maliciously attacked, rather than firing map guns everywhere just based on "like" like Chef.

The biggest characteristic of "cooking" is to reject all opinions that they "do not accept", even if the other party only gently expresses another point of view without any malicious intent, but although some people's performance is fanatical, it cannot be labeled as a "kitchen" for this.

Anime Kitchen. For example, someone goes to a specific character (thing) enthusiast club and publishes a post that completely denies, belittles, or ridicules the character (thing), and then causes an overreaction from the fans. In this case, the enthusiasts cannot be regarded as "cooks" one-sidedly, because the provocateurs have to bear the main responsibility for this war of words.

These pages with the theme of a specific character (thing) are set up to unite their fans, who come here to find a common language, and although they are fanatical in their own circles, not all of them will take the initiative to provoke in public or other circles, and the people who come to the club to make derogatory remarks have actually behaved in the same way as malicious provocation, and the subtext is "you like this vulgar thing, so you don't do it", which is beyond freedom of speech itself, It has become a disrespect for the interests of the enthusiasts, and the provocateur's personality is insulted first, so you can't simply blame the other party for the psychology caused by it.

In the same way, "kitchen" and otaku are also fundamentally different and should not be confused.

In the second dimension, I mainly like a certain person or a certain aspect.