Brazilian Anonymous culture

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Three mascots of Brazilian boards.

Brazilian anonymous culture - part of an internet culture that has spread on the Brazilian and Portuguese imageboards and lurkmores/meme wikis. It may also be called "Portuguese", but Portuguese language is salvaged in the internets mostly by successful former South American Brazil, but not poor European Portugal. Therefore, since the flow of original content is from the former colony to the former mother country, and not vice versa, thus culture should be called accordingly. The main sites are the imageboard BRchan and Wikinet.

55chan

Moar info: 55chan.

BRchan

Moar info: Brchan.

A hopeful future

There was once a board with the name Brchan which was hosted by AnonIB. But people got tired of sitting on that board, and one of thousands decided to create his own imageboard site at the end of 2007. BRchan is one of those chans where high amounts of cancer concentrate, where 90% of communication takes place in / b /. Legion as well as on 55chan calls himself Anões.

In the early days on BRchan consisted mainly of those who had been banned from 55chan. But after the death of 55chan, the rate of activity on BRchan became higher. Nowdays BRchan is known not only in the Brazilian internet, but throughout the whole world. Widely-known mainly two things: maskot Kuruminha (for obvious reasons) and an international board that delivers by huehue-faces instead of flags.

Nowdays it is dead due to WTF???

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Kuruminha

Fappable maskot of BRchan, a kawaii indian girl from Amazon forests. So popular that she has many OC art with mascots of other Brazilian *chans and other boards in the world. For example with Favelito and Nullcat.

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Memes

Dogola

Epic win of 55chan that is spread on the internets from there. The main picture is the face of smiling dog. In English-speaking Internets is considered that the picture appeared on 55chan, but actually it comes from Russian LJ, where it emerges in this photo report (see the last photos).

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Huehuehue

Animated version of comics with pronunciation

Brazilian-Portuguese imitation of laughing. In the Internets also is associated with laughter or retarded gamefags and btards. In addition, national Brazilian comics-face is also called huehuehue. It comes from comics about how Brazilians are gradually occupying MMORPGs. Comics is extraordinarily funny but much more delivers face, which became popular at the imageboards and has many realizations in OC, and today is the basic embodiment of Brazil in internets.

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Wikinet

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Wikinet - A Brazilian internet encyclopedia of lulz. Initially it was only a Portuguese translation of ED. It was established on May 21, 2010. For a chanosphere with such level of development as Brazilian, Wikinet has incredibly low popularity.

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See also

• 55chan
• Brchan
• PTchan

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