Meet the Microsoft Windows waifu – Kudasai

Recently, Microsoft has piqued the interest of anime fans by sharing an illustration of “Windows 11-tan”, an anthropomorphized version of its Windows 11 operating system. This avatar, reminiscent of a charming anime girl, has attracted the attention of many followers, reviving the “waifu operating system” phenomenon that was very popular in otaku circles many years ago.

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Windows 11-tan rendering debuted on September 1, 2021, shortly after the official launch of the operating system. In terms of appearance, the 11-tan has quite a striking design, with long hair in light blue or bluish-gray shades, blue eyes, and a predominantly blue long-sleeved dress paired with long white socks and a hair accessory with the Windows 11 logo.

Notable is the similarity of his clothing to the styling of Apple products, which is a deliberate detail on Microsoft’s part due to the more positive outlook towards Apple in recent years.

Windows 11-tan is described as a somewhat mischievous girl with a penchant for playing pranks from time to time. One of her most intriguing traits is her love of beauty and fashion, which is reflected in her extensive wardrobe. In addition, it has the ability to “merge” with Android and Linux thanes, which directly relates to Windows features such as Windows Subsystem for Android and Windows Subsystem for Linux.

which allow you to integrate and improve applications.

Regarding his relationships with other personified characters, Windows 11-tan used to have a bad relationship with AMD-tan, but over time they managed to smooth things out. Additionally, he has an affinity for Edge-Tan, who is undoubtedly his favorite companion. It also maintains good relations with Surface-tan and Windows Mobile-tan.

Besides its fashion sense, Windows 11-tan is a vintage collector, retaining icons and visual elements from previous versions of Windows. Also notable among his quirks is his insistence on sharing his favorite things, such as his widgets (represented as his warehouse) and the mica theme (symbolized by his clothes).

This curious Windows 11-tan version has been enthusiastically received by fans, who are excited to see a major corporation like Microsoft embrace elements of otaku culture. An illustration posted online has racked up thousands of interactions, showing that interest in the waifus operating system is still alive and well.

Microsoft has managed to combine nostalgia with modernity, reviving a forgotten trend.

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