Oh waifus. Either you hear the word and your tongue gets planted firmly in your cheek, or you’re overcome with irritation by its chronic overuse. But everyone loves a waifu, right? Well whether you do or not, wedding season is upon us. According to the popular Japanese anime website, AnimeAnime.jp, a June marriage is supposed to bring about good fortune for the union. In honor of that, they decided to conduct a Twitter poll to find out who would be the ideal anime wife.

The poll took place over four days and was open to both men and women. Out of the approximately 1900 votes received, half of them were from teenagers with the next biggest age group being twenty-somethings, at 30% of the overall vote. Surprisingly enough, the female vote ended up being 60% of the total received, but AnimeAnime did include a break down of who the men and women voted for into separate top tens as well.

Who was the overall winner?


# The Overall Top 10 Was:

# 1# Asuna Yuuki – Sword Art Online

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# 2# Rem - -Re:ZERO -Starting Life In Another World-

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# 3# Krista Lenz – Attack on Titan

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# 4# Megumi Katou – Saekano: How To Raise A Bring Girlfriend

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# 5# Eru Chitanda – Hyoka

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# 6# Chiyo Sakura – Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun

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# 7# Tusbasa Hanekawa – Bakemonogatari

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# 8# Kyoko Otonashi – Maison Ikkoku

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# 9# Yui Hirasawa – K-ON!

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# 10# Hanayo Koizumi – Love Live! School Idol Project

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It’s worth noting that the top four vote earners are all from anime that have recently been trending leading up to the poll. Sword Art Online had a theatrical film released in April of 2017, Re:Zero had a visual novel released at the end of March 2017 and both Attack on Titan and Saekano both had their second seasons begin airing in April. Psychologists might suggest the “recency effect” could have influenced the poll, but for the sake of Asuna, Rem, Krista, and Megumi, let’s just call it, waifu campaigning.