Bramism

Bramism is a group (self-proclaimed religion) made by a few, in adoration for Bram Stoker from the famed manga and anime (soon) known as Bungou Stray Dogs.

In short (and what we now know), Bram Stoker is a Dracula with half a body. He's Irish and he LOVES music. He got high on it after Aya, a young girl, put earbuds in his ears so she could make a deal with him.

1: "Do you know of Bram Stoker?"

2: "The author?"

1: "No, the Dracula."

2: "What?.. Bram Stoker *wrote* Dracula."

1: "No! No, you've got it all wrong!! I meant Bram Stoker from BSD."

2: "OHH! The Dracula who got high on music! I do know him! Some people made a sort of self-proclaimed religion named Bramism."

1: "Yeah, I want to join them but rumor has it they're a bit... introverted."

2: "Too bad..."

Sherliam moment

Sherliam Moment, simply put: when one jumps of a bridge, or anything high enough it could result in death, the love interest follows by jumping after them. (+ points for holding each other in the sky and the love interest pushing the other's head into their chest)

Sherliam (the ship name for Sherlock and William(this is only correct in the anime.)) shared this moment in Yuukoku no Moriarty, otherwise known as Moriarty the Patriot. They're gay, in love, smart idiots who totally know it but never say anything about it.

The Sherliam moment is the biggest level of flirt, rizz, whatever, you can have or take or make. Jumping off something high in hopes to save or die with the one you love? Yes. Good. That is some awesome shit.

"Ah... How I wish for someone to share a Sherliam moment with me."

- "Damn you suicidal f*ck."

"Would you?"

- "Are you trying to seduce me?"

"Do you want me to seduce you?"

- "... Ahem, for what it's worth, I would jump after you and catch you in my arms midair..."

Tsuda-Effect

The Tsuda-Effect, in short, the Tsuda-Effect is a complicated phenomenon that occurs to some whenever the famed voice actor Tsuda Kenjiro speaks.

People of all genders will (soon) swoon for the man and thus get affected by the Tsuda-Effect, be it a little hum, a chuckle, or an entire lap of text straight from Tsuda Kenjiro’s voice and the ones who’ve previously been known to be simps, will be hit.

And they will be hit hard, because for at least a week the people who are affected will have reoccurring thoughts about the character he voiced.

— “I… have something to tell you.”

“What is it?”

— “The Tsuda-Effect got to me. His voice—I’m simping for a spider. A literal half spider half man—a retired Yakuza who’s now a loving husband, househusband!—a-and blonde dude from a game and he’s immortal and… Oh my god. Help. Help...”

“You cannot be saved—the Tsuda-Effect will stay! And it could get worse over time or it will naturally fade until.. you find another character voiced by him… I’m sorry —.”

— “Ah… all Hail Tsuda I guess.”