The Japanese word for 'Spoilers'. It refers to revealing plot twists, character deaths, or endings of an anime, movie, or game to someone who hasn't experienced it yet.
๐ก Pop Culture Context
Combines 'Neta' (a reverse slang word for 'Tane' meaning seeds/plot material) with 'Bareru' (to be exposed or revealed to the public).
๐ฌ Useful Conversation Phrases
Warning friends by saying 'Netabare chลซi!' (Spoiler warning!), or begging them not to spoil a new game by saying 'Netabare wa shinaide!'.
๐ This game has an amazing story, so I want you to play to the end without looking at spoilers (netabare). / When tweeting thoughts about the new movie, please make sure to write if it contains spoilers.
โ Bilingual Subculture Quiz
In movie, anime, or game comments, what does 'Netabare' represent?