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Change: is frequently used in the community and worth mentioning. -_- : A face of stare, mostly based on Konata Izumi. It mostly represents being annoyed, annoying, or tired. ( - ) for the eyes and ( _ ) for the mouth.
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Change: A very common visual effect in both anime and manga settings. The sweat drop can be used to express a variety of emotions, including embarassment,
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Change: OVA (Original Video Animation).Otaku (o-tah-ku): In Japan, otaku is a derogatory term to describe an obsessed fan of a particular subject, not just anime. However, the term is often a badge of honor for hard-core anime fans in the West.Seiyuu (say-yu): The Japanese term
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Change: a particular subject, not just anime. However, the term is often a badge of honor for hard-core anime fans in the West.Seiyuu (say-yu): The Japanese term for “voice actor.” Typically used by Western fans when referring to Japanese voice actors.Shoujo (sho-jo): Japanese for “girl”
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Change: HelpUse spreadthis thepage wordto byadd addingother moreanime terms and definitions. Anime (ann-ee-may): Japanese for “animation”.Bishoujo (bee-sho-jo): Japanese for a “pretty girl,” Bishoujo are cute female characters. An example of this type of character would be the cast of Miyuki-chan in Wonderland.Bishounen
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Change: your ownmore terms and definitions.Anime (ann-ee-may) (ann-ee-may): Japanese for “animation”.Bishoujo (bee-sho-jo) (bee-sho-jo): Japanese for a “pretty girl,” Bishoujo are cute female characters. An example of this type of character would be the cast of Miyuki-chan in Wonderland.Bishounen (bee-sho-nen) (bee-sho-nen): Japanese for “pretty
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Change: Fansub This is a collection of anime that has not been commercially released, and has been translated or subtitled by fans as a way to view unreleased titles. While fansub is illegal, it is generally tolerated by companies. Hentai (hen-tai) It means “pervert” or
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