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Subtards are anime watchers who spend more time complaining about the dubs of every show then watching subbed anime themselves.
Subtard: Ugh, God... they finally dub Toradora and THESE are the voices that they come up with? UGHHHHH I hate dubs...
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Subtard {Adjective} or {Verb}
Subtard is someone who works at Subway the food chain who is often regarded as retarded.
OMG maddie why are you bringing me the bucket from under the sink, OMG you are such a subtard
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A term describing a person or endeavor that is of a lower standard than even the conventional definition of retarded.
Also:
Thornspawn
Black Witchery
football
I cannot believe that Osmose signed such subtarded bands.
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People who watch anime in Japanese language where there are subtitles. They say English dubbed anime sounds off and ruin the anime. Some say in English dub anime there's not enough passion or effort put in voice acting.
I don't like watching anime in English dub, it sounds off!
If you watch anime in English dub, for you to be a true anime fan you have to be Subtards
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The state of mind engendered by any level of sleep deprivation, most notably accompanied by a highly likelihood of laughing--often hysterically--at something that, with a normal night's sleep, would normally be categorically unfunny.
I don't know what that kid just said, but I'm subtarded enough to think it was funny
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1. Low quality idiot intentionally or unintentionally fucking stuff up, being willfully obtuse or acting in bad faith.
2. Credulous subscribers to obviously lying podcasters or presidential candidates that are pathological liars.
3. Egregious grifters and liars trying to make money from subscribers and merch.
"Sub-" from the Latin meaning "under" or "below," typically used to denote inferiority or a position beneath a standard level.
"Tarde" (a fictional Latin word), meaning "to lag behind" or "to delay purposefully," distinct from "tardus."
Transitional Terms:
"Sub-" from Latin indicates inferiority or a lower position. "Tarde," a fictional Latin term, means to delay intentionally, distinct from "tardus."
Root & Etymology:
"Subtardus" (Ancient Rome): Initially in military contexts, it described tactics deliberately slowed to mislead enemies, suggesting cunning over deficiency.
"Soubtarde" (Medieval French): In medieval France, it pejoratively referred to merchants slowing transactions to frustrate competitors or authorities.
"Subtard" (Early Modern English): Used to describe public figures who intentionally slowed their duties, benefiting themselves or harming public interests.
Regional Usage: Widely used in northern European maritime communities, "subtarded" referred to deliberate delays in critical shipping operations, becoming slang among dockworkers and sailors.
- This subtard just said crystals will cure cancer!
- Alex Jones is lying for the money and fame, what a subtard.
- Credulous readers of outlandish conspiracies on substack and X are subtards.
A subtard is like a leotard, but you wear it on your head.
Can also be used as an adjective to mean above-average.
"Will, we're gonna be so late. Just grab your subtard and let's go!"
"Wow, that was a real subtard performace, Mary. Way to go!"